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Welcome to Moira Sushi Bar & Kitchen

Moira Sushi Bar & Kitchen, a Japanese sushi bar in Phoenix, AZ, offers a cozy and modern ambiance perfect for stress relief. With attentive service and a diverse menu including crispy rice, ahi poke nachos, and veg options, the food is described as fresh, savory, and delicious. The artsy cool atmosphere, late-night dining until 2 am on weekends, and expansive happy hour specials make Moira a gem for those seeking quality sushi. While some find the pricing a bit high, the overall experience, friendly service, chic interior, and unique cocktail menu contribute to a solid dining choice for sushi enthusiasts.

LOCATIONS

Introducing Moira Sushi Bar & Kitchen, a Japanese gem located at 215 E McKinley St Ste 102 in Phoenix, AZ. This restaurant is a haven for sushi lovers, offering a wide range of options including vegan and vegetarian choices.

Customers rave about the attentive service, cozy modern ambiance, and delicious food that Moira has to offer. From crispy rice to ahi poke nachos, the menu is filled with delectable options that are sure to satisfy your cravings. The artsy cool atmosphere, complete with a stunning mural and red lights, adds to the overall dining experience.

One standout feature of Moira is their late-night availability, staying open until 2 am on weekends to cater to those late-night sushi cravings. The extensive happy hour specials, full bar, and diverse menu make this spot perfect for a night out with friends or a casual dinner.

While some customers note that the service can be slow at times, the quality of the food and the chic interior more than make up for it. Whether you're looking for a quick bite or a leisurely dining experience, Moira Sushi Bar & Kitchen is definitely worth a visit.

Overall, Moira offers a solid dining experience with a hip and chic ambiance, making it a go-to spot for sushi enthusiasts in Phoenix. So, if you find yourself in the Roosevelt area and craving some quality sushi, head over to Moira Sushi Bar & Kitchen for a memorable dining experience.

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Michelle R.
Michelle R.

The service was so attentive & efficient. The food was absolutely delicious, fresh, savory, filling. The atmosphere / ambiance is cozy & modern, a place you can totally release the stress of the day.

Denise M.
Denise M.

The atmosphere at Moira is very artsy cool. The mural on the wall really sets the mood, as do the red lights. We sat on the patio which was a little quieter. We ordered a few different things, but I especially liked the crispy rice and the ahi poke nachos. Both were absolutely delicious! Cocktails were delicious, too. This is a great place of your looking to eat a little late. They are opened until 2 am on weekends.

Fannie H.
Fannie H.

Definitely a gem, delicious and attentive this sushi place delivers. Definitely look forward to going back and enjoying the happy hour ;-)

Liliana A.
Liliana A.

Came here last night and it was really good! The pricing is a little high but the quality was amazing. On average the rolls were 15-20. Really loved the ambiance as well and that they had a bar. Also the location it's at is great, because afterwards you can enjoy the Roosevelt area. I'm giving it 4 stars because the service was super slow. It did pick up while we were there but other servers weren't really willing to help out because when I called them they would just ignore it. Also tip is added automatically to the bill, which isn't a big deal to me but can for others especially if the service is the way that it was all the time.

Chanele R.
Chanele R.

The food is good, probably not the best sushi I've ever had, but good enough to fill a void. They have a few veg options that are clearly marked with a leaf. They said "plant-based," and I am not sure if that means vegetarian or vegan, but I do appreciate at least some effort. I had a veggie roll, which was ok, but not something I am going to find myself craving. My friend and I also split fried tofu and potato croquettes. The croquettes were a little weird, and I felt like they were missing something. The tofu were fried sticks, and they were fine, although I didn't care much for the dipping sauce. There was nothing I ate that knocked my socks off, but it also wasn't bad. We sat at the bar, and the service was friendly and fast. The hostess who sat us was also our server, and she came around regularly to check on us. She was very friendly and willing to help. They have a pretty decent cocktail and sake menu, but we didn't have any. I could see going back to try one of their specialty cocktails, although it didn't appear there are any discounts on those for happy hour. Speaking of - the happy hour is pretty expansive. Monday-Thursday it is from 5pm-11pm, but the weekends (Friday/Saturday) are only late night happy hour. They are open until 2am on the weekends, though, so if you're drunk on RoRo and craving some sushi, this is the place. The interior of the place feels very hip and chic. My friend joked that she didn't feel cool enough to be there. I liked the decor, and if the weather works, there is also a nice little outdoor area to sit as well. Like I said - it is solid, but also not something I would crave like some other sushi places I've visited.