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Mills Alley

4.7 (425 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
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Harrison W.

Very good quality sushi with fresh wasabi. Salmon collar is also delicious. Ordered real crab hand roll, variety of sushi for taste, my favorite was of course toro but other fish are also up there. There was no bad sushi among my order. Service was great and clean inside. Highly recommended.

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Joseph C.

Came to Mills Alley during DineLA week and honestly, it was an amazing selection! The staff was super friendly and very attentive to my table. Consistently checked in with me and my friend and our waiter was very knowledgeable of their menu.   Kyuri (5/5) Their presentation was amazing! The chili oil added a nice little kick of flavor to the cucumbers. Perfect starter for your meal.   Bara Chirashi Bowl (5/5) This bowl was absolutely insane. The sashimi was extremely fresh and there was so much love in every bite. The portion size was pretty generous as well. Perfect for sharing with someone!   Mentaiko Cream Udon (5/5) This also was another hit. The creaminess of the udon brought me back flashbacks to when I was in Japan. It was warm and inviting with every bite. Extremely flavorful and honestly wanted more of it!   Pineapple Ripieno (4/5) Such a cool way to present the dessert with the pineapple shell! It was very light and not too sweet. Just wish there was a little more sorbet for the dessert, but still a solid option to finish off your dinner.

Gohar K.

Had lunch with my cousin visiting from Sydney while at old town Pasadena. Yelp reviews were promising so we came to try it. The ambiance was chill/casual. The service was ok. We ordered edamame, seaweed salad, shishito peppers for appetizer. We enjoyed it. The sashimi we ordered was average, a bit too thick of a cut for me. Tuna and salmon rolls were also hard to eat cause it was cut into big pieces. I don't like biting on sushi rolls. It's better to eat the small pieces as whole. Anyways the taste was good. We also shared a beef brisket bowl which was 80 % rice and a drizzle of beef on top. Not as good as I expected it to taste. Overall we had a good time talking and catching up and sharing some food.

Seared salmon
Kathy X.

The quality of sashimi here is fantastic and the presentation is gorgeous. Every single piece of fish is massive and tender, however I will say the fatty tuna was a little stringy. Also, they have fantastic lunch combos. We got the seared salmon Tokyo set, it comes with seared salmon over rice, poke soba, miso soup, and pickled veggies. Service is fantastic as well!

Kenny J.

Ordered: - Hakata set with Tonkatsu ramen (5/5): Came with a spicy tuna don, karaage, and tsukemono. The karaage had a solid fry, and wasn't greasy at all while being both crunchy and juicy. The sauce was a creamy and spicy and paired well with the chicken. The tonkotsu ramen was delicious although a bit on the sweeter side - the egg was very well marinated and the chashu generous and flavorful. - Tokyo set with tuna don (5/5): Also came with soba noodles, miso soup, and tsukemono. The tuna don had a generous portion of tuna and rice. It tasted fresh and was a simple and well executed dish that satisfies your cravings. The soba noodles were a surprise to me. I didn't expect the soba noodles to be in a sauce with a string sesame oil consistency and taste. It was refreshing yet a bit heavier as a result. I also love the variety of fish provided with it. Overall (5/5): Disclaimer - we came here late April. But this is a gem in Pasadena that we wished we visited sooner! The lunch deals have very generous portions for the price and we were super stuffed after. We also were quite impressed with the execution of the tsukemono which looked like canned vegetables mixed with mushrooms that were pickled together for an unexpectedly rich flavor. The vibes of the establishment are modern and tasteful, and we really liked how spacious it was. Service was also solid. Overall we hope to be back to further explore the menu!

Nina W.

Resy restaurant for the Amex resy dining credit! Made a reservation but one wasn't needed for Saturday lunch. I got the Hokkaido set and my husband got the Sanuki set. Both were good and a perfect amount of food. However the one critique is that the tempura did not come out super hot tho and the batter wasn't as crispy as I would have preferred. However the tonkatsu was very delicious. Also, l do think prices are a little high in my opinion but it's probably because of the area. Parking: public structure for $1 for 2 hours.

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Wing C.

Came for their lunch specials and used our Resy/Amex credit. Their lunch specials were a great deal - I would recommend getting the lower sushi lunch set if you had to just pick one on the menu. My kids and I actually preferred the less premium fish. The ramen was okay. Didn't stand out from other ramen restaurants. But you do get a lot of food out of the set.

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Amy L.

I loved the lunch special. You have a choice between spicy tuna, karage. Or spicy seared salmon. I did request for no spicy but they added and the server asked if it was still okay because she did tell the chefs multiple times no spicy. But i told her it was fine. The spicy wasnt too bad either. I thought it was going to be chpped up like spicy tuna. Glad it wasnt. The poke soba was interesting but the fish it came with was too bloody tasting for me so i couldnt eat it all. Miso soup was really salty. Garlic Karage chicken tasted like soy garlic chicken which i didnt mind because i love soy garlic. The tempura was also light and the sauce was good. The heaven sake was super smooth. Bathroom is super clean. There are lots of parking structures around or metered street parking

Hooks for your purse is a nice touch.
Helen D.

This is a bit of a mixed review. The service was friendly and attentive, which we really appreciated. However, we felt the food was a bit overpriced for what we received. We came expecting sushi rolls, but they only offer hand rolls, so that was a little disappointing since rolls were what we were looking for. We started with the fried squid, which was very chewy and just okay. We also ordered three hand rolls--the spicy tuna, salmon, and tempura. They were a nice size, tasted good, and the staff kindly cut them in half for us, which we appreciated. The yakisoba, unfortunately, was much sweeter than I prefer and wasn't my favorite. Overall, the service was the highlight of our visit, but the food didn't quite meet our expectations, especially considering the price.

Andy T.

Mill's Alley was a gem found on resy. I had a post Japan trip depression and knew Japanese food would be the remedy. My friend made a reservation for a party of 7 on a Saturday at around 6:00 pm. For parking, there was a structure right across the street. It was packed at the time and I needed to circle around a few floors before I could grab a spot. Upon checking in, I was a bit early and was prompted we couldn't sit before the entire party was there. Once ready, we were seated at a large table near the back. It was spacious and we all had ample room for our dishes. One of the things I liked the most about the menu was the variety of items. Some of my friends got ramen, while another got handrolls, skewers, etc. Personally, I got the chirashi donburi. This took the longest to make but it was well worth it. Everything from the rice to fish were seasoned well. This was the perfect dish for someone that's super indecisive like me! Furthermore, the vibes of the place was great. We had a server that frequently came to fill out waters. He had a great sense of hype as well. Highly recommend Mills Alley for the delicious food and ambiance!

Amelia L.

Cute place in old town Pasadena! We went for lunch on a Saturday and was sat immediately. Servers were quick and friendly. We felt that the lunch specials were a good deal with how much food you get. I loved the mini spicy tuna donburi that came with the ramen. The pork was a little chewy for me compared to other tonkatsu ramens. Also, the bathrooms were dirty and unkept.

Hokkaido Set
Brigitte L.

Came here for a Saturday lunch. There was plenty of seating inside and was super spacious. The menu is relatively expensive, but I didn't expect any less from a Japanese restaurant in Pasadena. We ordered the ~$25 Hokkaido lunch set (tonkatsu, cold soba). The tonkatsu was fried really well but a bit dry. I enjoyed the cold soba and was a perfect carb on a hot day. We also got the ~$56 premium sushi set (6 pieces including uni and toro). The fish was super fatty and tender and was a thick slice. It also comes with 3 pieces of blue crab cut roll and 3 pieces spicy tuna cut roll. Those weren't anything too special. The sushi set comes with a miso soup too. We also got the vegetable tempura and the fried was light and crispy, contains green bean, eggplant, yam, mushroom. The price was about $13 but we were kinda underwhelmed with the amount of tempura for that price. Overall, the service was very good and attentive. Food also came out relatively quick. Inside was super minimal and modern and clean.

unagi
Brandon K.

Super solid Japanese spot in Old Town Pas. Service was great, I like the interior of this restaurant. It's a great space. A little pricy, but makes sense given the location in the epicenter of Old Town. I appreciated all the available options they had. Tonkotsu ramen, 8.7/10: Very comforting bowl of ramen. Chashu had a perfect ratio of fatty to lean pork and the sear on it was phenomenal. All the accoutrements on top were a nice addition. Corn, bamboo, and plenty of green onion all were great. I personally like the thinner firmer noodles, but the bowl still hit the spot. I also asked for firmer noodles, but they weren't quite there. The super creamy, fatty, pork broth really stood out though. The black garlic oil is top tier. Unagi, 8/10: Good buttery smooth piece of unagi. No complaints here.

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Does this restaurant take reservations?

Yes they do

Is outdoor area shaded and do they allow small dog?

Yes there is outdoor sitting . I'm not sure about a dog

Does the restaurant have specialty sushi rolls like, Philadelphia rolls?

The restaurant has really good nigiri and sashimi; more on the traditional side, so no rolls

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