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The establishment itself is clean, modern and spacious enough to hold a good amount of tables - I can't imagine it would be too hard to get a table in the evening (I visited on a Saturday night).
The staff are extremely friendly and attentive - topping up my glass with cold ice water whenever it was required. I also witnessed them helping several people with their first sushi experiences.
The atmosphere was calm but moody, though the music selection was a little off - RnB, really?.
Though I soloed my first experience, Mikasa seemed good for a quiet meal with friends (I will be returning again). It's not the kinda place I would suggest for a first date though - the tables are rather close ;)
I started off with several pieces of sushi, each at $5.75 a pop. Some of the best sushi I've had - certainly better than anything I had in the UK.
I then hit up the ala carte menu. The sake based sauce on the salmon was a little thin, but that didn't effect the taste, which was okay, but nothing spectacular.
The servings of sake were provided in generous proportions and got me a little drunker than I was prepared for.
A great place, that I recommend to any sushi lovers, though I would suggest taking a seat at the bar, ordering a bottle of sake and eating enough sushi to make your wallet hurt :)
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