Mikado Sushi is a chain of restaurants that focuses on providing high quality Japanese cuisine to the western culture. Mikado, or a reference to the Japanese emperors, names itself for being above all. This naming reference, coupled with the recognition that sushi is gaining in North America, allow the restaurants to thrive.

All the big cities of United States and Canada possess at least one restaurant of Mikado Sushi.

People take it for granted that a sushi must include raw fish which is not true. Mikado Sushi is also offering almost all types of vegetarian sushi food. Besides the fact that in many western countries sushi dishes with raw fish is given preference, still Mikado Sushi is making it certain that their sushi food are for all groups of people.

When you eat at Mikado sushi, you will be presented with the option of using chopsticks. One of the major differences between Japanese and western culture is how food is consumed. There is a great deal of ceremony in how food is eaten in Japan, however, the Japanese have no fears of using their fingers or being relaxed in how they eat their food.

It is considered as bad-manners if you leave your chopsticks right at the table or put them beside your palate, however, if you use your fingers while eating sushi, they have no predicament with that. Eating sushi might get on your nerves most of the Americans because of strange utensils used by Japanese, eating with the aid of fingers which may get unclean and producing weird sounds. For example Japanese eat Ramen with a chopstick and a small scoop and produce maddening sounds.

However, sushi tastes appetizing when you do not worry for getting your fingers unclean or involve yourself in formalities in the end you can use napkins for any mess you created while eating.

If you are not relaxed with chopsticks then just eat it with your fingers it might add more fun. Fork or other table tools cannot be used while having sushi because it is very fragile and will crumble if you use them.

Be specific and order your food at Mikado Sushi according to your appetite. Because leaving sushi without eating is against Japanese norms. In the case of Ramen or other such dishes you can eat them totally; however, there is a possibility that you leave some soya sauce or sushi at your palate uneaten.