Mizu

This was my go-to sushi spot for years. I really think they deserve better reviews than they currently have because they're pretty great for their prices. The trick is to get the smart roll that allows you to try everything for a great price. My favorites are any of the tempura rolls, the veggie roll, mushroom roll and sweet potato roll. I find Mizu really excels at the more simple rolls. Slightly more complicated ones like the Hanabi roll are also pretty good. The staff is super nice and service is quite fast. The restaurant is usually pretty quiet so my friends and I like coming for lunch and being able to have a nice conversation where we can hear each other. It's a quaint little spot for sushi and I quite like it.

I wanted to eat some sushi and was short on time. mizu is my go to place and I was surprised it was empty at 6pm. I came in, ordered, ate by myself, and was out in 20 minutes. The service was quick and polite. The food was good and the total price for Gyoza and 12pc roll was about $19.42. No complaints on my end. The locale is cozy with room for maybe 12 small tables, the times I've been there is never a wait.

The smart roll is the most economical choice here - you get 4x1/2 rolls for around $13. The sushi fish pieces aren't really fresh and you can tell. The spivey rolls were my least favorite, and the eel or shrimp was probably my favorite, although both had saltier eel sauce than I've ever had before. I would recommend going to another nearby sushi place instead, Ochatto has good sushi there for a similar price.

I've only ordered takeout lunch, so I can't speak to service or ambience. The food is prepared timely, and the quality and price are decent, especially for the "smart roll" special (16 pieces total, 4 roll types selected). Make sure to request utensils on your Grubhub order or you won't get chopsticks.

The service was nice, the food though? Yish.The price is clearly about 20% lower than the market price since it's designed for students but for me it's not enough to justify the quality of the food.The udon noodles tasted like a combination of instant noodles and frozen vegetables. The sushi was just on the edge of being eatable.They got an authentic looking kitchen but the food....Have a good day.

I'd give it a 3.5 but overall still decent. The prices on the website were incorrect and my pickup order was 3 dollars higher than I expected which was slightly frustrating. However, I had the salmon which was pretty good. Rice was appropriately seasoned and the seaweed is solid. It's a pretty good spot for sushi in Ucity

Honestly, it's nothing crazy. I used to live right there so it was a good go-to for sushi cravings. I picked it up before heading to Penn's campus and some of the eel sauce spilled on the sides in the bag during the walk. I finished it so quickly, not because I was also starving, but it was just very meager for what I paid. I was really confused with their rolls/prices because they sell one and a half rolls for 12 pieces in an order. It seems really irrelevant but I like to order more of a variety instead.

Just great! Flavors are well thought out and balanced. The Smart option is so worth it! I would go several times a week if I lived in the city.

Mizu's Food: Meh. Fish?It's not especially fresh,but it's edible.

I ordered lunch to go from here and was extremely disappointed. The sushi was absolutely not git to be sold! It was old, hard, and definitely a health hazard! I've had sushi from a grocery store at 6pm that was resher than what I was sold...and some stores make their sushi 1st thing in the morning! You could tell they washed the film off thinking I would just devour it without looking. The whitefish was dried out and hard. The tray was a complete disgrace to sushi. Fortunately I was able to get a refund via the food service I ordered through; with what I was given, if have thought they would've be or if business!