Japanese Restaurant Miki - Banff

It is a good change by dining at Miki, an authentic Japanese cuisine restaurant on the second floor of Inn of Banff. The combo bento box come with salad, miso soup, edamame and two choices of main course. There are sushi dinner for two package too.

The food is pretty average but the service is decent. The Chirashi don I had was okay, the Tempera dinner my sons had seems to be good.

Banff definitely needs a good Japanese restaurant It's the first time I felt even a jap chef can't prepare a jap dish rightThe positive of my visit is the sake is very goodThe service is great but a small language issue when ordering Pricing is a bit high considering the food qualityThe reason they operate for so many years is because there's no competition Go if you need your jap food fix

If you used to good sushi restaurants in larger cities you will be disappointed. If you have tasted average supermarked pre-prepared boxes with sushi then you know approximately what to expect. the rolls we got were falling apart and very supermarked'ish. The service was slow and a bit uninterested. The location is not very nice. Nor is the interior, lighting or toilets. The outside view is good. The sashimi and nigiri salmon was good, also the temura (and temura shrimps) were good, though a bit bland. In short you will not find big city quality, atmosphere here. Most sushi places in say Whistler or Seattle are faboulos compared to this.

I go regularly with my friends for the all you can eat buffet,which is great value if you eat allot. I love the gyoza and all the food is fresh.Please stop using throw away chopsticks,we live in a national park and shoud try our best to reuse/recycle. Also if i order any alla carte you should ask if i want ginger and wasabi because I don't eat it and it goes to waste! apart from that the service is always great.