Bar Description
If you are a sushi lover in South Jersey, Mikado Japanese Cuisine is likely already on your radar—and if it isn’t, it should be. Located on Route 70 (Marlton Pike), this Cherry Hill staple has been a cornerstone of the local dining scene for over two decades. Since opening its doors in 2000, Mikado has earned a reputation for consistency, freshness, and a welcoming atmosphere that manages to feel both intimate and high-energy.
The history of the location adds a layer of local charm; the building was once home to the long-standing Lem’s Tea House before the current owners, Kenny and Amy, transformed it into the modern Japanese destination it is today. While many larger “big-box” hibachi spots have come and gone in the area, Mikado has thrived by focusing on a cozier, more personalized experience that keeps regulars coming back for twenty years and counting.
Features & Highlights
Mikado offers a dual-concept experience that caters to whatever mood you’re in. On one side, you have the Sizzling Hibachi Steakhouse, where skilled chefs perform tableside culinary theater, prepping everything from filet mignon to lobster right in front of you. On the other, the Sushi Bar serves up some of the most artfully presented and freshest fish in the tri-state area.
Enthusiasts frequently point to the Tuna Pizza and the Godzilla Roll as mandatory orders. For those seeking a truly intimate evening, the restaurant features authentic Tatami Rooms in the back, offering a traditional Japanese floor-seating experience that is perfect for special dates or private gatherings. Unlike many newer establishments, Mikado maintains a BYOB policy, so you can bring your favorite wine or sake to pair with their signature sashimi or tempura. Whether you’re here for a fun family hibachi show or a quiet sushi dinner, Mikado remains a premier destination for authentic Japanese flavors.
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