Mks Sushi

Place is ok. Ordered tuna tower. It really was a Rice Tower (mostly rice with two thin slices of tuna on top). Waiter suggested to stir. It became a rice paste. Not good and pricy

I love MK Sushi! Our waitress was beyond awesome – I wish I could remember her name — I had the Ahi Tower and it was fresh and delicious! Miso soup is the best around.

For a place that’s close to home it has good quality seafood. One of my top picks to go get sushi from. The environment is very casual and laid back. Staff are Def friendly and there are plenty of regulars there too.

Me and my friend ate lunch here today. We were very pleased with our meal! I ordered the spicy garlic chicken with steamed rice and he had one of their sushi bento boxes. The service was great. Good food for a fair value!

My wife and I had our first date here and still continue to come back over the years. Everything is always very good and service is great. Try the Ahi tuna tower. It is delicious!

They have a great selection of sushi and it is always freah. The restaurant is very clean

Well, 5 years later I’m still a fan! I like to take my coworkers here for special celebrations during lunch. We always get in and out within an hour and the service is friendly and prompt.
The roll bento is still my favorite and the food quality is just as good. The bento includes a salad, edamame (if you dine in), soup, and 3 varieties of rolls. The price has stayed pretty consistent (maybe raised $ 1 in the past 5 years) and you get a good value for your food here.

Called to do a small to go order, no one is there, told me it was going to take 30 mins!!! WHAT!!! WHY
DONE
Update: called one across the street, it was done in 15mins

Amazingly fresh and reasonably priced. The chef, Charlie, is amazingly talented! The sashimi platter is a work or art! The muscles are to die for!
There’s food, there’s art, then there’s BOTH!

Went on a date night with my fiancé. Always great service and we sat at the bar and watched the rolls being made. The ahi tower is amazing and they have a reward points so I can get free sushi!!! Will come back for sure!!!

Ordered a fried roll bento for lunch. The quality and execution of preparing the food at this location has been on a steady decline for a while. This was a last ditch effort on my part to give them a chance to wow me. The BEDFORD location is hands down the best. I don’t know the reason for this location not having decent food.
The soup… couldn’t even eat it. It was cold, tasteless, looked disgusting.
Salad…dressing mostly water
Fried rolls. brown avocado, tasted stale
$ 20 for my lunch

I only go here for the ahi tower happy hour for $ 10. Maybe I like rolls better than sushi rolls, so I don’t really taste anything exceptionally about this place. They have good sashimi and raw fish sushi. But signature rolls such as dragon roll, spider roll etc… Are bland. Even the representation of the dishes are poor for the price and setting this restaurant is trying to achieve. Over priced as well. The spider roll only came with 6 rolls, and tastes like crap.

I’m sorry but I have tried this place three times now and each time it gets progressively worse. We went yesterday and the server, Michelle, was awful. My friend ordered rice and kimchi and some sushi. She only brought out sushi… And then eventually the bill. So he asked where his rice and kimchi were and she took off after it. Then she comes back with only rice — no kimchi — and no apology — and no mention of kimchi. Then she adjusts the bill and returns it. Again, no mention of kimchi. My roll was falling apart — on the platter– before I picked them up. and this is the second time I’ve experienced that here. We asked for salt and they don’t even have salt shakers — they brought it in a bowl and we had to use our fingers. Some people like to add a little salt to raw fish. So why not have shakers? Finally, the prices are too high. This place is nothing special and it’s highly overrated. I’m never going back here again. I usually go to Wild Sushi just a little farther up the road on Western Center and have never had a bad experience there. So done with MKs.

Showed up today to try out MK. I arrive at 11 when the opened. First thing i noticed was an overwhelming smell of cleaning products.
The hostess was very friendly and sat me at the sushi bar. I like to ask the wait staff for their recommendations for a first timer. She’d asked if I preferred cooked or raw Sushi, then recommended the Caribbean roll. The first thing I noticed is that it was the most expensive roll in that section of the menu. I ordered it along a the Spicy Roll Bento box. The bento box was average at best compared to other locations nearby. The sushi pieces were small and the rice was not well packed on them.
The Caribbean roll was drowning in a sauce the prepared it with that was overpowering to the rest of the flavors that you would expect in a signature roll. The best part of the meal was the ginger lemon herbal tea.
So lunch for one with a cucumber salad, bento box, Caribbean roll, and hot tea came to $ 37.77 before tip.
Comparing to other locations I’ve been throughout the area, this was not worthily of the price.
Cowtown Sushi in Southlake is around this price point, but the presentation, and quality over there matches the price point.
I’ll try Wild Sushi next for a nearby comparison.

Great place to go for happy hour! I get drunk Every time. Their happy hour menu is great and cheap. I love their martinis and beef tatakis yummmmm

Too expensive for what they’re offering. Not very inviting staff. Pop down the rode to Wild Sushi or up to BTH on Beach and Basswood. MKs is definitely $$$.

Best Sushi in N Fort Worth. Great bar offerings, especially during happy hour. Rest of the menu is rather hit and miss and they get busy quick. Getting a seat at the bar can be very difficult after 4 or so.
Check the special board! They have offered several species rarely seen in this area and really do them justice!

Good quality sushi in North Fort Worth. Although it can take a while to get your food once you order depending on the crowd you will be very happy once it arrives. This place has a really great happy hour with lots of drink specials and sushi specials to save you some $$$.

Overrated!
Seating: Yes, I got seated right away, but in the corner where I 1. couldn’t see what the sushi chefs were doing (which is the WHOLE point!) and 2. kept getting hit by the servers as they were REACHING OVER ME to get plates and 3. there was ABSOLUTELY no interaction between sushi chef and patron AT ALL. He didn’t even give me the SUSHI! HEEEELLLLOOOO, if I wanted to be COMPLETELY ignored then I would have sat at a table.
Service: The service was absolutely so slow that my husband got his meal (chicken teriyaki) so ahead of my sushi that he was almost DONE by the time I even got mine. She kept telling me it was coming, but after twenty minutes of waiting AFTER my husband got his food, (This isn’t including the time BEFORE he got his food.) it was still coming… I was feeling a little impatient. She wasn’t nice nor was she mean but she wasn’t that «on it» either. THEN another server was literally fighting with the sushi chefs about how something didn’t come out yet and seriously the whole thing was a debacle. I was thisclose to just canceling my sushi and leaving, but I thought I’d give it a try anyway. (BIG MISTAKE!)
Food: It was AIIIIIIIGHT, and I say that sort of begrudgingly because there were definitely some hit or miss items. On the tab:
1. Chicken Teriyaki — Good, but kind of cold. (A LOT of chicken)
2. White Rice — Had to get two because the portion was SOOOOOOOO small.
3. Miso Soup — Watery… AWFUL! It was water flavored with a tiny bit of miso and some VERY VERY VERY small garnishes in it.
4. Salmon Nigiri — Great… the star of the show.
5. White Tuna Nigiri — Fishy and REALLY tough like what?!
6. Unagi — A LITTTLE too greasy for my taste, but acceptable.
7. Tuna Nigiri — Fishy
8. Yummi Yummi Roll — More like yucky yucky roll. FISHY and almost gag worthy.
9. Spicy Tuna Roll — Okay. Standard.
10. Almost forgot the little egg rolls. They were okay.
Price: I spent almost $ 75 on food that was mostly sub-​par so I would say this wasn’t a bargain. Not worth it. I’ve spent $ 100s of dollars on sushi and felt like I was getting a bargain but this was not worth it.
There was NOTHING spectacular about this place. In fact, I’m REALLY surprised that it is as highly rated as it is.
Sorry but you have to know there is better sushi joints out there. This wasn’t even an awful experience really, but it was just all sub-​par.

I love and miss this place (I moved). I’d say MK’s is the best sushi restaurant in DFW area, price-​wise and quality-​wise. Service is always great. For appetizer, I love their garlic black mussels. Simple yet very tasty. My other fave appetizers are spicy garlic edamame and beef tataki. For sushi or sashimi, I love love love and seriously recommend everybody to try their hawaiian walu. Very similar with super white tuna but it has more buttery texture. I also love their freshness of all of their selection. I love their octopus, squid and conch. Very clean taste of freshness. To keep their freshness they don’t always serve sea urchin but when they do, again, very fresh. From specialty rolls, I love fire cracker roll, walu-​walu roll, sun rise roll and of course AHI TOWER. As far as alcoholic beverages, not many I can recommend since I am not a drinker. I know their peachy lychee and spicy pear martini are great! They also have full bar with a lot of sake selection as well as liquor.
Totally recommended this place!