Midori Sushi

We have eaten the volcano roll, bento boxes, tempura, salads, soups, sushi and a number of rolls. Very good and very consistent!Service is always kind and efficient. The restaurant has been here so long they have wonderful memorabilia on the walls. Take a moment, if you like football or golf in the area of DFW!

I recently dined at Midori Sushi and unfortunately, it was one of the worst dining experiences I've ever had. The sushi didn't taste fresh at all; there was an odd, almost sour smell to the fish, but I ignored my instincts and assumed it would be fine. I ordered several sashimi pieces along with some squid salad, and hoped the quality would match the prices.Within a few hours of eating, I started feeling extremely sick, and soon enough, I was dealing with the unmistakable symptoms of food poisoning. It was awful. The next evening I woke up in a cold sweat and my wife rushed me to the ER thinking something seriously was wrong with me. Upon getting to the ER I was showing signs of sepsis. If you don't know what that is, look it up. After approx 8 hours in the ER and a battery of tests, the Dr's final diagnosis was indeed food poisoning. I went home slept and couldn't work for another 3 days. It was the worst bout of food poisoning ive ever had. I'm beyond disappointed and very concerned about the food safety at this place.I went to the owner after all of this to let him know and to see if he could reimburse me for the meal and the hospital bills. He recognized me, remembered my meal then told me to talk to his insurance, who denied the claim even with a Dr's diagnosis!!!There are plenty of great sushi options in the area. I would suggest dining at one of those great places. Do not risk your life and well-being going to Midori Sushi.I'm hesitant to ever try sushi again after this experience, and I would strongly advise anyone thinking of dining here to reconsider. Food poisoning is not something to take lightly, and no restaurant should be this careless with raw fish.

Arrived at 7 pm on a Saturday night and about half the tables were filled.I ordered:- The Spicy Tuna Tower $10.50: Beautiful presentation, however the rice on the bottom was stale. Spicy tuna was just ok. - Sushi Burrito: $7.99: fried california rolls with a teriyaki glaze? I guess I should have read the description better. I've never had a fried burrito, so what showed up threw me off. Very salty.- Beef teriyaki and shrimp/vegtable tempura, with potstickers $16.99: Served with 4 shrimp! Also served on a plastic to go tray, which is weird, but maybe this reduces waste if most people end up with leftovers? It is a lot of food! Beef was a small portion but good flavor.I definitely ordered too much food for one person, but I wanted to try a few different things. Overall, the tempura was my favorite, but you can get that at a lot of places. The Spicy Tuna Tower was prettier than it tasted. Unfortunately, my standards are higher, coming from the Bay Area. Everything was just really salty and I ended up drinking a lot of water.On the bright side, the ambiance is nice and the service was excellent.

Ok Foodies... Chef Steve is a Culinary Artist of Perfection. *Sashimi combo *Tuna Tower*Cold Kigen Sake Cant go wrong if you Love Sushi !

Went in for a Bento box, got the teriyaki chicken. Took one bite and it was horrible! It tasted like it had been microwaved. Really gross. When I commented to the waitress, she said she could swap it out for the fried pork option, but it would be more expensive. Wow. Ok...so I got that...and it wasn't any better. See pic...quite a few of the piece's had this gross fat or something, and it is not meant to be consumed. Oh, and when I mentioned to server while paying that the chicken just wasn't good, she then informed me it was defrosted. But it was grilled. Yeah...microwaved. Service was nice, she was just doing what she was told as far as still charging me extra for the gross pork. But sadly I'm already paying for this meal gastro-wise.

If you aren't getting sushi, then you should probably try a different place. Sushi was yummy. But all other plates were not what was expected.First, the service was a bit off, as our appetizer arrived after two of our plates had arrived, our plates did come out at the same time. Probably due to a large party they had at one end of the restaurant.The tempura was delicious, so points there. Otherwise, what I thought would be a meal with grilled protein and veggies on the side was more like a hash or mini baby scallops and baby shrimps with diced bell peppers and carrots and grilled onions (grilled shrimp&scallops). I also asked for fried rice instead of steamed and it was not what I'm used to, it had the diced bell peppers and carrots and mushrooms and huge pieces of onion. The seasoning was lacking as it just tasted like bland egg.My companions ordered the combination box. It came with mixed tempura (yummy), gyoza, rice, and a small sliver of salmon teriyaki. Maybe had we stuck with ordering sushi we wouldn't have been as underwhelmed. We are also not local, so maybe this is just how they do things in Dallas.

One of the best hidden gems in DFWThis place is a must try for their sushi ! The service is also very welcoming

This is a great local sushi spot. Not fancy, but the sushi is very good and the prices are very reasonable. Service also very good.

WOAH!!!! This is hands down some of the best sushi I've had, definitely top pick for DFW. What a hidden gem. The restaurant is casual, low key, and so affordable. The sushi is FRESH, food all around so authentic. Staff is so attentive. 12/10 recommend.

For the price the best sushi hands down. I definitely don't come here for the ambience. Also, expect horrible service, I've been coming here 10+ years and it has always been the same. Servers standing around, not doing anything talking to each other when drinks need to be refilled, or we need to-go containers and the check. I can't remember the last time I came here and I didn't have to get up to get my own to go container and ask for the check. If the food wasn't so amazing, I wouldn't continue to come here. I highly recommend the spicy, tuna tower, the Cajun roll, the lobster roll, and the burrito roll. I don't think anything on their menu is bad, but these are my favorites. They do have a large menu, so several items to pick from which is nice.