I would recommend this restaurant for takeout only. Also, I would never recommend it for kids. I was born in Okinawa and have raised my children eating Japanese food. We aren't new to this scene. While this is the best choice for Japanese in Lee's Summit, that really isn't saying much. Both Siki and Mr. Sushi (your other options) have atrocious service and are known for food poising. This is why we tried Mint. When we walked in, it was apparent this restaurant has outgrown it's space. (Recommendation: Buy out Mr. Sushi down the street as it has an insane amount of square footage and only five people dinning at any time of the day.) There were ten people waiting at Mint and not a single place for them to sit or stand. Several people came and left after surveying the situation. We were told it would only be a few minutes which turned into twenty-five. The tables were about two feet from the door, so it was pretty awkward hovering over people eating. There was also no second door at entry. This is a huge no no for dinning facilities or anywhere with major foot traffic. Because of this, half the restaurant was getting hit with bursts of cold air every five minutes. It was really ridiculous as there were useless curtains hanging where the second door should have been. Invest the $200-$300 and install one. We were sat at a dirty table where someone had also spilled dark liquid all over the bench seat. I had to ask for napkins to clean it up and was given a total of one. I actually had to ask for napkins multiple times throughout the meal and received less than the amount of people dinning. The sushi was good but that was about it. There are also few roll options that aren't deep fried. Way to lose the balanced simplicity and freshness of Japanese cuisine. The miso soup tasted like it was made from a packet. The children's hibachi came with about four small bites of chicken and the plate was instead covered in adult like vegetables. The sauce on the kids meals was also watery and the chicken had a bad after taste (I tried it myself). The Mochi desert came with one bite sized piece and was frozen solid, inside and out. They didn't even take the time to thaw it properly. Our meal cost around $70 for water, three sushi rolls (2 basic and 1 specialty roll), a small bowl of edamame, three pieces of crab rangoon, two kids meals, three soups (PS soup isn't included in any meals), and the frozen desert bite. The whole experience made me sad as there is potential here. All this place needs to do to be a five star is move into a adequate space, make their kids meals more kid friendly, and pay attention to their customer's basic needs. It was disappointing as the other reviews were so high. read more