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I have enjoyed the food and the service and the quiet atmosphere in the restaurant. Recommend those who love fresh sushi.

My girlfriend and I shared a sushi platter for two, it was very tasty with lots of variety. Special shout out to Sophia who was working alone, her service was great, very friendly and helpful. Thanks a lot!

Sushi was great, food tasted fresh. The service was quick and I can see the same for other tables even though it was busy. The staff was pleasant and the place was very clean with a easy to the eye design inside View menu

Bouyed by the reports of others expectations were high. The service was good in parts ,attentive but then not around. The setting is fine but sadly the food did not come upto expectations-not bad but not at the level the previous reviews had suggested. Surprisingly for a sushi restaurant the prices were reasonable.

Sushi is my granddaughter's favourite food so this was her Christmas treat as she is too old for Santa. She enjoyed the food very much, the waitress was charming, and my rice was perfectly sticky. Also the citrus tea was great. However, we had to eat with our coats on as it was too cold to remove them. That is why the score is not high. My next visit will be in Summer.

Twice now we've ordered from Mr Miyagi. First time we spent over £50 for a family meal takeaway. Got home and realised they hadn't included any chopsticks or napkins, let alone the soy sauce we ordered. Sushi was cut poorly and looked slapped together. Most recently we ordered £20 worth and again they couldn't be bothered to put chopsticks in. Again the sushi looked like it had been quickly, roughly cut. Attempted to complain by their social media. No response. Genuinely would not bother again. View menu

Located in a side street behind the Marlowe Theatre. Pleasant decor, plenty of space tables are not crowded together. Visited for lunch on a Tuesday. Waitress was warm and welcoming, friendly service throughout. Large selection of sushi/sashimi dishes, but limited selection of only two hot dishes, a chicken teriyaki served with rice and a noodle dish with a choice of chicken or vegetables. Mt wife opted for the chicken teriyaki and I tasted it, It was delicious. Sushi was of good quality, my son and I shared a platter (which I felt was a little expensive at £31, and several additional rolls. All were delicious. Had to keep asking for more wasabi and pickled ginger however, which were served...

It was one of the hottest days of the year. The thought of eating anything hot let alone at all substantial did not appeal. Sushi suggested a solution. Mr. Miyabi’s Sushi is in a great central location in the shadows of both the Marlowe Theatre and Canterbury Cathedral set in a large bright airy space in the wonderfully named Orange Street. It’s a cool minimalist aesthetic with clean lines, wooden floors and bright prints on the walls. I was the only besuited customer having come straight from court and was by far the oldest amidst young couples in sunglasses whose femmes barely wore the skimpiest of tops The menu is concise. Individual types of sushi are followed by set meals of various typ...

Slightly disappointed following our experience at dinner last night. I had been recommended to go by a friend who said it was the best sushi in canterbury, so maybe I had too high an expectation. The service was fairly slow and unattentive as they were very understaffed. To be fair, they were friendly and really trying to do their best to muddle through. The plain white walls were splattered with soy sauce and the tables sticky. The atmosphere was more of a greasy spoon cafe than a restaurant which was unfortunate. The sushi itself was nice, clean and well made but felt poor value for money. We had the sushi platter for 2 and a few extras. The sushi platter I had assumed would be a large mix... View menu