We've eaten here several times, including peak and off hours. We've never been disappointed!! The…read morefish is always fresh. We usually order sushi along with some rolls. The Kaguya roll is excellent. The service is good and the restaurant has a decidedly cosmopolitan atmosphere. Considering Utah is hours away from the nearest ocean the prices are reasonable. We will continue to eat here and I recommend this place without hesitation. An added plus is they have a fairly big non fish menu if you're going with people that don't want "sushi". I can't comment on the other offerings as we only get fish here but all things considered I'd be surprised if it wasn't good as well.

I stopped by Miyazaki for lunch on Friday and made a reservation, though it turned out not to be…read morenecessary since they weren't too busy. Parking was easy with plenty of spots available, which always makes for a stress-free start. I ordered the beef bento and the Salmon Lemonade roll, and both absolutely hit the spot. The roll was the standout -- topped with a caramelized slice of lemon that added a slightly sweet, citrusy pop that made each bite unforgettable. The beef in the bento was packed with flavor and cooked just right, making it a satisfying and well-rounded meal. If you're a fan of Japanese cuisine and looking for a reliable, tasty lunch option, Miyazaki is definitely worth a visit.

Came on a Saturday night and we were seated right away. The…read moreservice was great throughout our visit. The gyoza was excellent to start with! The sushi rolls were good, and I would definitely return! However, they weren't as good as I remember from my last visit.

It was my dining partner's birthday and I asked him where he wanted to go to celebrate. This was…read morethe place he selected, and I was thrilled to experience it for the first time. The restaurant is in a strip mall and is quaint in size, but mighty in performance. The ambience is a little dark and moody-I love the black walls and the string lights-it's a total vibe. For being such a small place, they've figured out the acoustics well and it isn't overpoweringly loud, which I appreciate. Seating is cozy but comfortable and everything is beautiful. The menu is modest-not multiple pages like I've seen elsewhere. That actually feels like a good thing-no need to try to cater to every possible roll out there, pick what you do well and stick with it. Although I enjoyed all the rolls I tried, there were two that were a little tricky to eat. I prefer being able to pop a whole piece in my mouth at once, but the Salmon Crunch and the Spider rolls were so big that I have to cut them up. Otherwise, it was a great experience, and I enjoyed everything. I'll be back!

First time trying the red dragon roll and is now my new favorite. there's a lot of flavor on that…read moreroll and also the geisha roll. The baked green mussels were a 10/10! Staff is always great and great spot that isnt too pricey!

Attended a birthday dinner, and we were very happy with our meal. Not only do they have the usual…read moresushi, but the traditional Japanese cuisine rocks as well. We ordered a plethora of sushi rolls and the beef sukiyaki and were pleased. One thing to note, we were there on a busy Wednesday. We only saw our server a couple times, so we went without refills for a while.

The million-dollar question is: What's the difference between Hot Topic, Box Lunch, and Spencer's?…read moreWell first of all, you won't want to let your kids out of your sight in Spencers - or better yet, leave them at home - because of the "naughty" room in the back. But for the collectable and kitsch crowd, the question is "which one will have all the stuff I'm looking for, and why do I need to go to Hot Topic?" Well, first, if you're into Pop! Funko figures (which everybody seems to be into these days) you'll want to check it out. They have a little more than Game Stop or Cabin Fever, and little less than BoxLunch. Definitely a sturdy collection you'll have a fun time looking at ... and a difficult time leaving without at least one! The main thing that sets Hot Topic apart is it has a very strong focus on things for girls and women. I'd say that it's 60/40 female focus. They also are hitting the Star Wars hard ... they have a "Her Universe" section that has some cool stuff with a female slant. As well, Hot Topic leads the way in t-shirts. If you want a cartoon character or superhero or rock band or icon or anime character or wizard on a t-shirt, you'll most likely find it on their wall of tees. And if you're into Stranger Things, I haven't seen as much stuff anywhere else. Hot Topic is a fun store that you'll have a hard time leaving without a full bag!

This is my favorite store to buy gifts for my daughters. We are geek, nerds, whatever you wanna…read morecall us and they cater to our likes. From Miyazaki to Supernatural, and from Disney Princesses to Marvel Superheroes, they have T-shirts, jewelry, Pop figures, toys, and so much more. Service is always great and they always have good deals.

My family and I really enjoy this mall…read more They have a good mix of higher end shops, and mid range stuff. There's also a lot of food and entertainment options. I really like the walkways too, they are super wide, so even with a ton of people there, I've never felt too crowded.

Parking can be hard…read more Mall itself is ok, can be more organized, less scattered. Value is good for most stores. Service overall is good. Plenty of restaurants. Will come again on a weekday for parking situation.

Before they will even schedule an appointment, they have you go to a web portal and complete a long…read morequestionnaire that is mostly concerned with how you are going to pay. They even have you upload a scan of your insurance card. NOTE - they ask for a lot of private information which seems OK because it's a secured site. But, once you click submit they send the entire form - with all your responses - to your e-mail address, unencrypted. Once they verify your insurance and all that (took a day), they call you back and schedule an appointment. I could either wait a month or, if willing to drive to Magna, wait a week. OK, drive to Magna is "only" 30 min. Day before appointment I get the routine text reminding me. Day of the appointment I drive out there and try to check in. No. They canceled the appointment because the therapist - and I quote - "didn't like your insurance". Uh... United Healthcare? No discussion, no alternative. No apology. I guess it was too much trouble to call, e-mail, or text that they'd canceled the appointment? Easier to just let me drive in and tell me to blow off. Great therapy there guys! Thanks for caring.