Sushi Milford

We picked up dinner here the other night: small family takeaway set, teriyaki chicken option. The flavours were superb; the chicken itself was especially good. On the tray were spring rolls, gyoza, deep-​fried prawns (shrimp? I’m one of those hillbillies that never knows the difference), sticky rice and delicious teriyaki chicken. There was also a pack of sushi (6 pieces I think) on the side, as well as a small salad with dressing. At $ 29 it struck me as a tad on the expensive side, as the amount of food wasn’t stupendous… but then again sushi is generally an expensive option, relative to what you get.

Yum! Very cute little japanese takeaway smack dab in the middle of the East Coast road shops in Milford.
I’ve been keen to try this place for awhile but I’m not always in Milford but today was the day! Sushi Milford has a number of different hot meals & sides, as well as their sushi, which can also be ordered as platters if you need an event catered.
My first impression was a very well presented, clean and airy shop with cute plants & ornaments throughout. There is bench seating by the window and a couple of tables outside and magazines to keep you occupied while you wait. Upon entering, I was greeted by a very cheery girl whom promptly took my order & thanked me. I arrived back within ten minutes after picking up a prescription and my meal was packed and ready to go. I had the salmon sashimi donburi ($ 14) and the presentation was exactly as the photo suggested on the wall. A good amount of veggies and fresh succulent sashimi on top of delicately flavoured sushi rice (I ordered non spicy so I could share with my little one). I would have rated them 5 stars but there was an over abundance of sliced red onion on my don and more importantly, they use the little packets of wasabi instead of mixing it fresh themselves.
Their sushi in the cabinet looked very tempting with an assortment of options, standard flavour combinations and their own varieties. Not the cheapest for sushi but the value of their donburi bowls definitely compensate for their sushi prices, in my own opinion anyways.