MI-SUSHI MESTRE

MI-SUSHI MESTRE suits travellers who want a fixed-price meal but would rather have dishes brought to the table than serve themselves from a buffet. It offers sushi alongside Japanese and Chinese dishes, cooked and uncooked. Its website lists weekday lunch at €16.90, lunch on Saturdays and public holidays at €20.90, and dinner at €28.90. A €2 cover charge is added, while drinks and dessert cost extra. The distinction from Sushi Wok 008 matters: this is not a self-service buffet but an all-you-can-eat ordering format.

Comments checked for this guide praise the range, rice and fish, cleanliness and the friendliness of some staff; several recent diners describe a good meal. Other reviews mention delays in clearing plates and close table spacing when the room is busy. Weekday lunch may be cheaper and calmer than a weekend dinner. Read recent comments and remember that experiences can vary from one visit to another.

The official website gives the address as Via Don Federico Tosatto 109 in Mestre; some third-party listings show a different street number, so open the map linked by the restaurant before setting out. From Venezia Mestre station, check ACTV’s urban routes and the nearest stop: this mainland district requires local transport and is not part of a walk between St Mark’s Square and Rialto. A directory lists two sittings every day. Book ahead for a group and confirm the total, especially the cover charge, drinks and dessert.