This is a really clean and well maintained restaurant. We got their chicken katsu curry and a bunch of vegan sushi rolls with the avocado and mango dressing. The service was super kind and quick. This is our new go to sushi fix.

I love the food and love the service. It doesn't matter what item I ordered, I never felt unhappy :) The restaurant is not super big, just enough. It makes easy to get help whenever needed. It has good ambiance.

Delicious sushi rolls and quick service! Very satisfied and really enjoyed our visit today! Was not busy when we went so we were able to be seated quickly. Table sizes are perfect and very comfortable seating!

I am loyal to one sushi spot but it was closed on Veterans Day, so my partner and I decided to try Momo for the first time. We sat at the bar and he ordered the Deluxe platter and I custom ordered my nigiri as follows: - sake / salmon - madai / seabream - hamachi / yellowtail - kanpachi / amber jack - Negihama tekka maki These are some of my usual orders at a sushi restaurant and it tells me everything I need to know if they have quality sushi. I was thoroughly impressed and the fish was so fresh. Highlights of the night were the Negihama tekka maki, madai nigiri, and kanpachi! The Deluxe platter looked stunning as well and I was impressed with the visuals, cut, and taste. Rice was perfectly done, warm and well seasoned. and the sashimi cut was long and neat. I will be returning!

Momo Sushi in Mill Creek Town Center has such a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. The food is incredibly fresh and fantastic. The great prices and friendly staff really complete the experience. Making this place a top choice for a nice, quiet lunch or dinner.

Momo Sushi always hit the spot whenever me and my friends are craving sushi. Plenty of parking spots in the plaza and I have never had to wait long for a table. My go-to sushi order here is the Dragon Roll. The agedashi tofu is one of the best i've ever had. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The curry tonkatsu and the tempura udon are my go to hot dishes here.

Located in Mill Creek Town Center, we were craving Sushi and saw great pictures of Sushi on yelp. The experience was underwhelming in the aspect that their sushi was amazing but the ambiance was forgetful. We got greeted and seated right as we arrived but the staff while not helping customers stood around by the register. W For Drinks we ordered the happy hour Sake and Sapporo Beer. For Sushi we ordered the Lion King and The Love Hunter Roll. The Lion King is baked and came warm. It is rich in flavor. The Love Hunter has a good spice and crunch from the jalapeno. We did appreciate the presentation of the sushi which lived up to the photos of others experience. The Sushi is a 5/5, ambiance is about a 3/5 and giving total 4/5.

My wife and I decided on sushi for a rare date night without the kids and MOMO Sushi was along the path, so we decided to try a new place. TLDR; it was solid but hasn't stolen my #1 spot. We arrived at 4:30 on a Monday evening, as soon as they'd opened and were pleasantly surprised to see that Happy Hour was available until 5:30, saving us a few dollars on some of our selections. The two of us were HUNGRY so we ordered Takoyaki plus five rolls, after getting some recommendations from the server. We asked if that would be too much and she told us it should be about right; four would have been perfect. I hurt a little bit afterwards. My oolong tea came out quickly, but I was a bit disappointed to have a bag of tea instead of a pot I could use for refills. Takoyaki came in a few minutes and was the best I've had. A good chewiness and texture for the octopus without being rubbery, with a smooth and creamy filling, and delicious sauces on top. I satisfied myself with the main dish but my wife gladly ate the greens underneath coated in the sauce as well. Three rolls came out first - Salamander, Tokyo, and Crunch Rolls. The Salamander has a side of sauce that was phenomenal and added a bit of spice, as well as a complexity of flavor that was appreciated; the Roll may have been disappointing otherwise, but we both enjoyed it. The Tokyo Roll was OK for me, but I'd probably pass next time (though, to be fair, my wife liked that one more than most). The kiwi on top didn't do anything for me, but the wife really enjoyed it. On the other hand, I really liked the Crunch Roll, but my better half wasn't as big a fan, saying that she would've liked more texture on top. Paired with ginger and wasabi, it hit the spot for me. Speaking of ginger, I'll say that MOMO had the largest pieces for ginger I've ever had at a sushi restaurant and, while tasty, that wasn't a good thing. I had to tear some pieces to avoid having a triple-folded piece on top of my sushi. I wish they'd cut it a bit smaller for my convenience. Not a big deal, but there it is. Our last two rolls came out - the MOMO Roll and Super California Roll. Shockingly, the namesake roll was both of our least favorite and the one we'd drop next time. The roll was deep fried and warm, with a cold tuna topping. It wasn't bad, but was bland compared to the other rolls and didn't have the heat or depth of flavor I was expecting. The SCR was tasty, adding a bit of texture by deep frying the traditional California Roll and adding some sauce and roe on top. As a side note, our first tray of three rolls had a side of ginger and wasabi, but none was provided on the second tray. I probably could have requested more, but chose to go a bit light on ginger to make it last. Including tip, the bill came out to a bit over $100. Not a cheap date, but we ate well and, had we skipped the MOMO Roll, we would've been closer to $80. Overall, I'd go back but I'd want to try a few different rolls. For some reason, it seems that almost all their rolls include avocado, which seems a bit odd (though I do typically enjoy it).