Niko Sushi

Sushi just o. k so much better out there. Big rolls impossible to eat with them falling apart. Rolls lacked flavour and fell apart just picking then up. Sauce was bland this time. They have expanded and the quality has diminished. Not a place I’ll go back to any time soon.

Sushi is great. Wish it was all you can’t eat. If you go there hungry and you need a lot of sushi to fill you up its going to be a very expensive night. My personal favorite is the Jamaican roll. Definitely recommend it. They recently expanded their facility. Doubled it in size. Thank god! It was a terribly undersized place but now it’s perfect size in opinion. All in all its terrific fresh sushi and good service but is definitely on the pricey side.
I’ve been here between 5 – 10 times service has been good. Accept for one time we went at a time when it wasn’t busy at all and the waitress never came Anne asked if we needed anything. To drink refills at all and we ordered a troll that’s served hot and it came out nice cold. Was very displeased. But went again since then and didn’t have that issue

So I actually really like this place. Now that it’s expanded the tiny cramped and «intimate» nook in the wall has turned into a great restaurant. The staff are friendly and the décor is very chic and sleek. I wouldn’t bring a group larger than 6 here though – I feel it’d be too cramped. Also they have a fully stocked bar.
Now the food. The food is delicious and really affordable when compared to high end places. You’re looking at a $ 30 dinner depending on how you do it. The portion sizes are massive and one of the great appeals this place has but it’s also a con. Sushi is something you don’t bite into, otherwise it all falls apart. So if the piece is too big to fit in your mouth then it’s a hassle to eat. Id love for them to fix that because it’s really my only qualm about this place. I highly recommend coming for a date night and giving them a try.

Although it’s not super authentic Japanese food, the rolls are huge and delicious and the prices are good. We’ve gotten to know a few of the servers as we come here often, so service is usually good. It can get super busy in the evening, so reservations would be recommended. :)

Great atmosphere, small dining area. There’s always a line up on weekends because of the limited number of seats in the restaurant. Then there’s those who order take-​out and decide to sit by the bar — making the restaurant feel really cramped. Their sushi rolls are jumbo size, a lot bigger than your average size.

I have eaten here both take out and dine in. Takeout you feel like you are inconveniencing them, dine in you are rushed.
Rolls were sloppy and loose.
Some times it’s good, and better than most places in Windsor for sushi, but it’s a gamble.

I visited this place twice, I’m not impressed with their sushi at all. Too much rice in the rolls, and very bland. The restaurant is nice and the service is good but the food not so much.

I’ve been here a few times, ordered out and dined in.
The food:
A number of problems here with the sushi. The flavor of the rolls I’ve tried never really jumps out at me, bland and not memorable. Still yummy though, just not spectacular. I’ve had much better at places in and around metro Detroit.
I’m convinced the soy sauce is watered down. It has a weak flavor and is more transparent than the regular stuff.
I am a ginger addict, I usually ask for extra. The ginger here is overly bitter and I do not like it.
Last time I had miso soup it was lukewarm. It also had chives that overpowered (or covered up) the (lack of) miso flavor.
Selection is somewhat lacking as two of my favorites to order inari and tamago are not listed on the menu.
The atmosphere:
Interior of the restaurant is nice and clean and new. It would be a good place for a date **record scratch** except the terrible pop music blaring from the house speakers. Please either get some taste or turn it down, thanks.
I guess it could be worse, and yes we will probably continue to order from here since I’m not sure if there is a better sushi place in the area. We will just bring our own soy sauce next time! :)

The food at Niko Sushi is very good, and the service is decent as well. It is a little expensive but seems to be comparative to the other local sushi restaurants.

Nah. Typical mall-​type fast roll, too much rice. Placed my order on phone for pick-​up…
Have eaten in on a few occasions so will admit the restaurant is clean, service friendly and catering.
But when I order spicy california rolls, ask for no cucumber, all avocado, crab, do NOT have my order ready with a smile unless its what I asked for. Especially when I clearly have told you that I will pay extra if need be.
Lucky I looked. Pollock is not crab. It is what these sushi places call fake-​crab. And don’t give me that look of «oh, so sorry». You’re not sorry, you tried to pass off nasty pollock to a crab lover. And charge crab prices.
Not impressed. Whole sushi boat ruined. Keep it, change your menu to state «artificial crab». And put it «where the sun don’t shine» …

The atmosphere of Niko on Amycroft is great. If you’re looking for a nice place to go out and enjoy some sushi this place shouldn’t disappoint. It’s not big by any means but it’s quaint and well decorated.
The sushi at Nikos is pretty good. Niko sauce is a garlic-​type sauce and the prices are reasonable. They have a small menu of non-​sushi-​type dishes as well if you’re going out with someone who’d rather stick to more standard fair.