Miyagi Sushi in San Bernardino

Went yesterday with my boyfriend during lunch, service was pretty fast the food was really good I felt that they had a wider variety of sushi then other places that we get all you can eat . Our waitress was friendly and attentive place seemed a little small but over all will definitely be back !

Food is amazing. Vibe is great. So many people on Saturday night out because of their eat all you can sushi. Staff are friendly.

Awesome place, crowded but worth the wait! Delish food, service a bit slow but with the crowd its understandable. Just make sure we all have drinks, I say. Nicely played, packed with flavor and bite portion was just right! All favz except the one with the fried onion ring like mess, will come back for sure!

Amazing. I have had sushi all over the inland empire and beyond and have posted about some of them. Miyagi Sushi is in a not so good part of San Bernardino but has some of the best sushi, and they do AYCE. The place is small and gets busy during lunch and dinner hours. If you like this type of food, be adventurous and try new dishes. I cant explain everything we had, but I did post a picture of what we ordered and our order sheet. If you have not tried Miyagi Sushi, I strongly recommend you do. Enjoy!

Do not order the “special” roll lol. It’s a California roll with lemons lol.Also, if you’re having the AYCE, I don’t recommend getting the premium options (1 per person). It’s mostly sauce and more lemons.Otherwise, they were super busy and the service was slow. But the food was okay :)Around $170 (including tip) for 4 people without drinks or alcohol.

This restaurant deserves 3 stars at best.Sushi rolls are full of imitation crab.Dragon roll barely had any eel and was mostly packed with fake crab.I do not recommend this place unless you like to eat crab sticks or only eat nigiri.

Small but very busy AYCE sushi place. I came with a group of 3 for dinner on a Wednesday and waited about 15-20 minutes to be seated. AYCE was $33 per person with an automatic service fee added.They were fast about bringing our food and it all tasted good. The only thing that was a little weird was that we ordered 3 orders of the seared salmon and got 6 orders. We didnt say anything because we were able to eat it, but we would have liked trying a different roll or something instead of all that salmon.

Its just ok. The service was ok. The food was.... Hmm ok... Not really impressed. I can tell the fish wasnt super fresh... But it was just ok. For the price of almost $30 a person for all you can eat, I would expect it to be much better!

The tuna roll is stuck. Salmon fillet roll. The salmon belly roll is especially delicious. It was even better because the staff was friendly.

Miyagi is undeniably one of the finest sushi spots in the Inland Empire, and its reputation has kept me coming back for years. Every dish they serve is simply delicious, and Ive always enjoyed my dining experiences there. However, I must admit that the cost has been steadily increasing, making it quite expensive. During my last visit, a buffet for two people with just one beer and a 15% tip amounted to a staggering $97, which I found to be pricey for my budget. While the quality remains top-notch, the rising costs have led me to reconsider frequenting Miyagi in the foreseeable future.