Mizuki

Love this place so much. Lisa, the owner, knows a good majority of her customers by name, and greets them as soon as they walk in the door. The menu is brief but has a lot of options for meat and fish lovers.
The chicken Katsu is a favourite of mine, I get it almost every time we go. The potions are a great size and all their sauces are also made in house.
Give this place a try, you won’t be disappointed.

Simple Japanese food that tastes great. Very good customer service. The menu is good overall

Updating my review because they are happy to accommodate my salad in a seperate container, and the owners are really really nice.
Also the food is great but only reason I took a star is because portions are on the small side

Mizuki is the epitome of great customer service! If you’re lucky enough to stumble into this North Mississauga gem, you’re likely going to be greeted by the restaurant’s manager/​owner! She is absolutely fantastic, and treats all restaurant patrons with great respect and dignity. The warm and positive energy is absolutely infectious.
As per the food, I think this is the best you can get in terms of teriyaki in Mississauga/​Peel Region. While the teriyaki plate options are limited, it is very fairly priced (~$ 10), tasty, and quick-​to-​order.
The restaurant itself is in great shape, and the ambiance is nice for a quick lunch or a post-​work snack. The employees work very hard to keep the restaurant in pristine shape, and always keep the customers engaged as orders are being attended to.

I just found this great little place in north Mississauga. I’ve never noticed it till today and I’m really happy I found it. It’s located just south of the 401 on Winston Churchill. It’s right in the area where they have Walmart, Rona, and Starbucks. It specializes in teriyaki only and it’s freshly made as you order. The portions, taste, and quality are really really good. It’s not quite fast food but it’s not a restaurant either. You do go up and order but they bring out the meals to you once they’re done cooking it.
They greet you as you come in with smiling faces. They’re constantly cleaning the table tops (it’s a pristine clean place). And as I mentioned, the quality and portions are great. It’s clear they take pride in what they do. For about $ 10 to $ 12, you get a large tasty portion of meat (sirloin steak, chicken teriyaki, salmon teriyaki, chicken katsu, or yakisoba), large salad, and rice. The spicy teriyaki sauce wasn’t a cloying brown sludge. You can see the individual spices and it was high on flavour (I didn’t get the dreaded MSG or salt hit from other places). It doesn’t taste frozen and the dressings taste homemade. For a Friday, it was pretty busy so we had to wait about 5 minutes at our table to get our food but it was worth it! Far better than the lousy Japanese Teriyaki fast food places.