Mikata Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar - Albany (GA)

1 /5 Thai Boyd: This place has fell off completely. I came yesterday and had the chicken and shrimp entree + ginger salad & miso soup. It all tasted so funny to me. I also had a pina colada frozen daiquiri which wasn’t that good either. I was hungry so I ate it, but I didn’t finish it. I didn’t even want the rest in a togo box. The bartender was sweet.

2 /5 Debra Broome: You pay a high dollar for food that by the time they share it around the table; one person gets their $35 worth of food and you get $10 worth of the food that you also paid $35 for and food is most of the time overcooked. My last time. Only reason I went this time was to celebrate a birthday with someone. I will skip next time.

4 /5 John Lewis: This was my first time attending this restaurant. I had my doubts but they were eased once the cooked started. He was a respectful young man, and if he made a mistake he corrected with the upmost politeness. Ive heard different opinions about the food, but this was one of the best Japanese Steakhouses Ive ate at in a while. The steak and chicken with rice and vegetables were great. The Both meats were prepared well and really tender!!! I will definitely eat their again. Price point wasnt bad.

1 /5 Sheaskii Bell: The only reason I didn’t give 5 stars is because how rude the owner was. While waiting for the rest of our party one of our guest keys happen to slip out of her back pocket in between the wall and chair we were sitting on. We asked nicely for assistance. He came over with a attitude and stated very nastily “why you ppl don’t put your keys in your pocket I’m just gonna remove this seating area people will just have to stand up moving forward” I didn’t like his reaction to good paying guest’s. We didn’t let that ruin my sisters birthday tho… Word of advice be mindful of how you treat your guests. All and all our host and server were amazing and the food was phenomenal. I ordered for two and a takeout came up to $105 including tip. The owner should treat his paying customers better. First impressions are very important!