Lively neighborhood sushi spot with strong happy hour value and generally fresh fish; occasional service lapses and a few quality-control misses mean best experiences happen during off-peak or at the bar.
Mikado delivers competitive neighborhood sushi with solid food quality anchored by fresh fish and well-balanced rolls, though consistency shows occasional quality variation in nigiri prep and spice execution. The polished interior and back terrace create genuine appeal for the Park Slope block, and happy hour value is exceptional. Service remains attentive on most nights but falters when understaffed, and one serious allergy-handling incident raises caution—making this a reliable local choice rather than a destination standout.
One caveat: Service inconsistency: a few reports of brusque or inattentive servers during busy or short-staffed shifts