Mission Sushi & Wok

Ordered delivery there many times, and was never disappointed. Their sushi is fresh and filling. I know people like giving their pad thai a hard time, but I actually think it’s quite good. Not exceptional but good, consistent food. The Korean beef is also delicious.
This is a good place if you’re craving a variety of Asian food and want a fix you know won’t disappoint. Portions are generous too.

Been here a few times and I love it! The Thai Red Curry is really tasty and has just the right amount of spice. And my favorite roll is definitely the Caterpillar, but I’ll definitely be trying more in the future.

I love this place for there wings worth the price every time. Service is always a little slow but the food makes up for it.

This place is not that bad. It is clean and modern. The food was decent but not excellent. They have various good deals and specials throughout the week. This place is good if you live in the neighborhood but I don’t know if I would go out of my way to come here again soon.

Ordered from here for the first time tonight and I am very impressed. It came half an hour earlier then I expected, the delivery driver was super friendly, and then of course most importantly of all the food was delicious! I can’t wait to order from here again and also recommend it to my friends in the area!

If you buy their groupon, it’s definitely worth your money to get the lunch specials.
Sushi is pretty good and decent price.
Don’t get pad Thai. Not worth the money.

There were scales in the entire spicy tuna roll.
They still charged me for it, only taking half off the price. The manager took one look at the table and did not even apologize, leaving the waitress to simply inform me of her decision.

Over priced and the sushi that I had was gross. Won’t come back and I don’t recommend you come here. Not worth it.

I recently tried the chicken lo mein and it was great! If you add some hot sauce to it, it taste even better!

This was the closest sushi place to my friend’s mission hill apartment, so we decided to give it a try during lunch. First of all, it is located in a sketchy neighborhood so you always have to keep your head up in the surroundings. During lunch time, there are a lot of students and professionals around, but at night time it is a different story around this area. My party of three didn’t have to wait at all for a table. The service was okay, nothing outstanding. I found the lunch menu deals to be priced very reasonably, but the quality of food just changed my impression in an instant. Even being a budgeting college student, these cheap prices are not worth a revisit at all.
Food was truly disappointing:
–2 roll sushi combo (shrimp tempura [$ 1 extra] & sweet potato roll): This combo comes with a side salad of a miso soup. I chose the side salad with sesame dressing. The dressing was fine, but some of the salad leaves were wilted. Kind of disgusted and I was not willing to sort through all of the leaves anymore. Each roll set comes with 6 pieces. The sushi was MEEH. There is so much rice on the outside that I was full after 4 pieces. The shrimp was dry and disappointing, definitely not worth the extra $ 1. The sweet potato roll also had too much rice on the outside. As a result of the extra amount of rice, the pieces were almost uncomfortable to eat within one bite.
–original pad thai: If you look at the Unilocal pictures of this pad thai, you will find that the noodles are white, not like a normal pad thai. The strange look coincides with the BLAND taste. It almost tasted like there was no flavor to it. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND! My friend had to drench it in siriacha to get some flavor and to make it edible.
–mission pad thai (w/​chicken): The pad thai noodles were a different color than the original pad thai. I wasn’t able to try this dish, but I assume that it was equivalent with the other food.
If you are college student that is looking for food deals rather than the quality of food, I guess this is a place for you. But honestly in my opinion, it is not even worth your money.
Parking: There is no designated parking lot. There is street parking, but it seemed like it was sparse. The Brigham Circle T is very close by (green line E).

I’m a college student, so I don’t have loads of money to spare, and when I order delivery I’m always hoping and praying that I’ll get my money’s worth.
Last night I lent my trust to Mission Sushi for the first time and I couldn’t have been happier. The delivery guy was very friendly and was patient with navigating my confusing campus, and the food arrived a good 20 minutes earlier than GrubHub predicted, which was a very pleasant surprise!
I ordered two pieces of the Sake (Salmon) Sushi and the Double Spicy Salmon Roll. Both were fresh, delicious and left me craving more, and they hadn’t fallen apart at all during the delivery.
I will absolutely be ordering again! The quick service and tasty food totally put a smile on my face, even during finals!

Mission Sushi is an option for Japanese food in the Mission Hill area. But it’ll forever remain just an option. Came here with girlfriends simply cause it was a walk away from work for them. Location is prime but the pricing is subpar.
Rec:
+ Pad thai: At $ 10.95, it’s steep. I can get that for $ 8 at Rod Dee in Fenway. Taste was decent though, plenty of fresh vegetables, with shrimp. Nothing mind blowing.
+This place is for you if you’re into the fun rolls. They try to go all creative with their makis and rolls but prices start from $ 11.95.
The bad:
— Entrees that are not sushi start at $ 10.95. I thought you’re supposed to cater to the college crowd?
Sushi Station is the way to go for sushi which is only 2 – 3 blocks down-​their lunch and dinner specials are far better deals than the ones here. No alcohol. Price for individual makis and rolls are similar but they frequently have groupon offers. Sushi station is far more popular with the college crowd.

It looks great, but the rice is a bit subpar, it doesn’t melt in your mouth and comes off a bit stale, first time here so I don’t know if I just came at a bad time. What’s cool is there seems to be a variety of food choices here, the wings from the menu look good. I’m not ruling out this place yet, but the rice. The rice seems like I got the bottom of the barrel

Love the place foods are really good.
recommend to go there.

It’s a 3.5 to be specific.
Staff are friendly and nice.
Food have its up and down. A place of convenient since you have a variety of cuisine here. But for better more authentic korean, thai, best bet is to take the bus to Allston.
BUT: the crab rangoon is absolutely addicting.
Friday is free karaōke night: D

Came here with my sister on a busy Saturday night and it was pretty good. They have sushi and other Asian inspired dishes. Service was pretty good as well the waitress was friendly and prompt despite it being busy.
The restaurant is pretty small and there is limited seating. We order crab Rangoon to start and it was very good, we also got some sushi and I got the miso eggplant with brown rice.
This dish is why I am giving it a 3 when I read the menu the dish sounded amazing! Miso eggplant, brown rice and bok choy! Yummy veggie heaven! Right? Wrong!
The eggplant was inedible unfortunately (insert sad face) the miso glaze was amazing!!! But the eggplant itself was SOOO mushy I couldn’t eat it the texture was really really off putting.
The sushi was okay as was everything else… Overall just an ok place nothing worth coming back for…

So I clearly was not leaving my apartment for food during this monsoon tonight, and as a college kid who’s graduating tomorrow, I have nothing but expired eggs in my fridge. So I went on Foodler and clicked on sushi, and Mission Sushi & Wok was the first restaurant that popped up!
After some price comparisons with other restaurants, I went with a tuna and avocado, a salmon and avocado and a shrimp tempura roll. The total came to $ 17.75 (minus delivery fees) so for three 6-​piece rolls, that’s an awesome deal in the city! It took a little over an hour to get here, which was expected, and I was very impressed! They were still a little warm and were pretty decent sized rolls, definitely worth the money.
Would definitely recommend this if you’re in the area or looking for a cheap but really good delivery option!

We got scorpion bowls, sushi pizza, sushi tower, green monster roll, caterpillar roll, double spicy salmon roll, and mission noodle soup.
The service was ok at best. As an Asian restaurant, I hope they know what family style means. Unfortunately, they would put our dishes in the middle of the table without additional plates or bowls like the mission noodle soup. Awkward at best.
Sushi pizza was delicious with a crunchy fried nori/​rice crust and savory sashimi pieces on top covered in spicy mayo. It really hit all my taste buds for sushi. The sushi tower was good too, but not something I would order again (you’re just eating rice with avocado and salmon pieces, it’s more presentation than flavor). The caterpillar was okay, tasted more like cucumber than anything else. The green monster was good, it had a tempura fried shrimp in the middle topped with eel. The double spicy salmon was also good, with an extra helping of spicy salmon on top of the sushi. The mission noodle soup SUCKED. The broth was too salty and had zero depth. There were bok choy, onions, and zucchini for vegetables with the soup, which is a weird combination for a restaurants eponymously named soup. I would’ve liked more bok choy over the mushy zucchini wedges and tasteless onions.
The scorpion bowls were $ 18. I thought the price was steep because I know places that sell them for $ 11. Get the beer. Drinking three beers would be cheaper and probably get you more of a buzz than their scorpion bowls.

We lived in the area and we used to frequent this place for the wings nights (wings for 50 cents) and dumpling nights (for 25 cents) with the purchase of a 5 $ drink. I think they updated their deal nights so call to see what they’re doing now. The slightly older blonde lady who works there is very nice, I think she might be restaurant manager? She’ll give you great recommendations if you ask.
I looooved the pan seared veggie dumplings (I’m not even vegetarian, but you’ve gotta try these!). The sushi pizza is good too. I’m not a fan of the rice bowls though (drenched in sugary sauces, not a lot of meat), the sushi was alright I guess, still better than that other sushi place up the street :/​
Anyhow, you’ve gotta try the dumplings they’re fantastic

I would not even bother coming here. I came here twice and it’s enough to make me never want to come back ever again. The sushi is below mediocre. There is too much rice compared to the fish. Not to mention, the rice is dry and hard. The prices are okay for normal good sushi, but not worth it for their sushi. Their dumplings are okay. Not terrible, but not memorable either. I tried their curry rice dishes and I did not like them. It could be personal preference, depending on how you like your curry, but I did not like theirs.
I understand why people/​college students would come here though. It’s cheap and it’s the only sushi restaurant close by. The next closest sushi restaurant is Symphony Sushi, but that is closer towards the Northeastern side. It is pretty inconvenient for MCPHS students.