Terrible service, went there and ordered off the menu. Nothing exotic, just normal sushi dishes. There was only one other table occupied when we arrived and ordered. A few others arrived after us, but by no means busy. After waiting an hour and a half...and seeing another table who arrived a long time after us get there food I walked out! I did see them deliver numerous takeout orders during our wait, apparently they are more important than your sit down customers. I would have been more understanding if the server would have come to us at some point to apologize for the delay, but she never came back to the table after taking the order 90 minutes earlier. This all happened during COVID restrictions so they had my name and phone number, I expected a call from them to apologize, never happened. Although this used to be one of our favourite sushi restaurants I will never go back. They have lost a customer!More

What a great restaurant. We went about 7:00 pm. The ambiance is fabulous and so is the service. I had the California roll and the Dan-Dan Ramen. So good. They also have Japanese cheesecake. I'd like to go back again for coffee or breakfast. The...menu looks amazing.More

Such a cool place. Very unexpected to find a place like this in Moose Jaw. Unique Japanese tea latte, bubble tea, sushi, and delicious baking. Even had a fantastic gf cream puff with almond flour for my wife.

Delicious pastries and all sorts of coffee. Nice and clean surrounding and right in the middle of main Street Moose Jaw. A must!

Dec 27, 2019 Came here for breakfast on the way to Regina from the spa. The shop was completely empty aside from one person. We got our coffees in 5-10 min and the gf got her sandwich about 25 minutes later. I waited another20-25 minutes...and asked where my food was. The order was never placed for a ham and egg croissant with cheddar. I waited another 2p-25 for an extremely basic sandwich with a very small salad and fruit. So basic infact, the “cheddar” was literally a craft singles cheese slice and the ham was equivalent to a Schneider’s slice from the lunch meat isle. Meanwhile in my hour of waiting, I went to the washroom. To find I sat in toilet covered in DRIED PISS. If these guys can’t make a sandwich, I’d be terrified of how they make their sushi and the ingredients they would use. I could not be paid to return here. Absolutely brutalMore

Definitely the best Ramen in Saskatchewan. They have a dedicated Ramen Chef. The sushi is about as good as you can get in most bigger cities. I’d eat here every day if I could.

Passing by Moose Jaw on the TransCanada highway several times a year, I never ventured downtown until now. Among the many historical buildings on Main Street, I spotted a small storefront cafe with SUSHI advertised. Somewhat sceptical of the anticipated quality I would find, I...was very pleased to be warmly welcomed into a cozy and funky cafe that would be at home in any major city. Reasonably priced Bento Box was excellent, as was the constantly refreshed green tea. My only disappointment was that the side order of Gyoza was deep fried, rather than my preference for pan fried. HOWEVER.... the interior contents were delicious, so no complaints! Service was prompt, courteous and efficient..... worthy of a 20% tip. Overall, a pleasant, satisfying and reasonably experience that is well worth the drive off the highway when passing through.More

We came to try the ramen and bento box, since we heard it was worth the visit. But we weren't served in a proper manner. After a 10 minute wait we had to leave. It was the service and no one coming to get our...order. It wasn't at all busy at that time, so what gives?!??More

Went there for soup and sandwich on a cold day. Ordered a ham and cheese panini and pumpkin soup, was delivered a slice of processed ham and a slice of processed cheese pressed in either crepe or tortilla cut into a panini shape.. im mad...but im also laughing so hard. Needless to say I gave it back and they insisted this was their panini. I explained that when one orders a panini, the expectation is that the substance is pressed between some kind of italian bread, but they still insist that this is the mitsu panini. To their credit, the sushi is very good here and my partner really enjoys the banana french toast. They also offered to replace the meal and send me home with a desert. It feels like the staff know have heard this all before and they are doing what they can with what they allowed. I will only ever go back for sushi.More

This Japanese Style Café has a trendy, yet tranquil feel. There was soft, relaxing music in the background and bright coloured, yet tasteful decor. The sushi was fresh and tasty, with average size portions. The kids really enjoyed the yam & avocado roll as well...as the Tokyo Roll. Service was reasonably quick and accurate. Overall a positive experience.More

Food at Mitsu Sushi was great! Salmon sashimi was yummy! The thinly sliced beef over rice was also delicious! And then, conveniently, they had bubble tea available. Just unfortunate they didn't have black pearls that time, but they did have boba.

There is not a lot in the town of Moose Jaw, you aren’t really offered the “space” to be choosy in what you eat, especially in ways of unique experiences. Mitzu definitely is unique & has a clean & soothing atmosphere, the staff is attentive...& kind & quick. Really interesting selection of food and I think it’s greatly appreciated in the community, especially for tourists. HOWEVER, the quality & taste is super inconsistent, what made your mouth buds water one day will likely make your stomachs hurt the next. The drinks have never been their best area, really sub par, with exception of the traditional bubble tea - mind you, mine today was not good. They try to have an artistic lean with their food, and again, sometimes looks great and other times it looks like it was thrown in the plate. Mitzu is also quite expensive for their cafe menu and drinks, their sushi is their forte in comparison to other local Saskatchewan places and the price is good! I’ll still frequent- cause well, there isn’t anywhere else for cafes. If I had the choice, I likely would come only on occasion. If that.More