Mint Sushi
Streets of West Pryor, Lee S Summit
Bar in Lee S Summit, United States
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Price
$20–30per person
Why go
Mint Sushi is a practical Lee's Summit pick when the group specifically wants sushi and does not need a documented wine program, chef-led format, or special-occasion framing. It is easier to recommend for lunch or early dinner than for Sunday or late-night plans, with Summit Grill, Vetta - Italian Eatery, Smoke Brewing & BBQ, and Long-Bell Pizza Co. better fits for other moods.
About Mint Sushi
Mint Sushi is a Lee S Summit venue with public hours and a casual dress code. Planning details are practical: it is open Monday through Saturday, closed Sunday, and runs later on Friday and Saturday than it does earlier in the week. Those details give the listing a useful baseline for planning, especially when the main question is whether the venue can fit a weekday meal, a standard dinner window, or a later end to the week.
The practical read: use Mint Sushi when the name and schedule fit the plan. That confirmation matters here because while basic timing and dress-code questions can be answered, the venue does not provide details for other softer expectations that often shape a dining decision. If the group is comparing different kinds of nearby dining, Summit Grill, Smoke Brewing & BBQ, Vetta - Italian Eatery, and Long-Bell Pizza Co. are other options to consider depending on what the table wants.
Choose it for a casual Lee S Summit meal with simple details
Mint Sushi makes the most sense when a casual dress code and Monday-to-Saturday availability are enough to guide the decision. In that situation, the venue can be evaluated on the basics rather than on a more elaborate set of assumptions. It does not feature a special-occasion format, private dining setup, beverage program, award history, chef-led counter, or price tier, so it is better to treat the venue as a direct local option rather than build expectations around speculation.
For an explorer who usually looks for depth, the decision is about expectations. The venue does not feature an award signal, chef detail, signature dish list, or price tier. For broader planning in Lee S Summit, compare the hours and dress code with other local options before committing.
The timing is easier than the research
The hours are useful: Monday through Thursday from 11 AM to 9 PM, Friday and Saturday from 11 AM to 10 PM, and Sunday closed. That makes the schedule workable for earlier-day plans and standard dinner windows, but not for Sunday plans. The later Friday and Saturday close also gives a little more flexibility at the end of the week, while the earlier weekday close keeps the planning more straightforward.
Quick reference: choose Mint Sushi when its Lee S Summit location, casual dress code, and Monday-to-Saturday hours fit the plan; compare Summit Grill, Vetta - Italian Eatery, Smoke Brewing & BBQ, or Long-Bell Pizza Co. when the group is weighing other nearby dining options.
Planning details
- Location
- 1209 NE Rice Rd, Lee's Summit, MO 64086
- Reservations
- Book on the venue's website
- Website
- mintsushikc.com
- Phone
- +1 816 554 0678
The take
The Take
The Vibe
Mint Sushi reads as a suburban experiment in technical sushi: the kind of place that arrives once a market matures past pizza and barbecue and starts to support more exacting cuisines. It sits along Lee’s Summit’s dining corridor and feels like a focused, contemporary entrant: not flashy, but earnest in its craft. The writing positions the restaurant as part of the town’s culinary evolution, appealing to diners who want skillful Japanese preparation without leaving the metro area. Overall the impression is of a modern neighborhood sushi destination that signals how the local palate has broadened.
Best For
Mint Sushi is best for locals and metro-area diners who are curious about a step up from typical suburban options and want an evening of sushi and drinks without traveling to the city core. It suits those exploring the neighborhood corridor or seeking a reliable, technically minded sushi experience. Given the focus on drinks and the category’s demands, it’s a natural pick for an after-work dinner or a casual but thoughtful night out.
Ordering Tips
When ordering, lean into the drink conversation: American sushi spots often pair well with sake, shochu, and lighter highball-style cocktails. Ask staff for recommendations that complement more technically prepared pieces, and consider starting with lighter, palate-cleaning options before moving to richer preparations. The restaurant’s technical approach makes kitchen- and bar-guided pairings a sensible choice.
Venue details
Ambiance
Casual welcoming atmosphere with exquisite food presentation.
Tags
Best For
At the Bar
- Late Night
- Closes by 10pm
Know before you go
Know Before You Go
- Getting there
- 1209 NE Rice Rd, Lee's Summit, MO 64086
Planning details
Location
1209 NE Rice Rd, Lee's Summit, MO 64086 · Directions
Also consider
Where to go if Mint Sushi is not the fit
Choose Summit Grill if the group wants a wider menu and drinks to carry the night. Choose Vetta - Italian Eatery if the priority is a more wine-friendly dinner format. For casual groups, Long-Bell Pizza Co. is the easier fallback; for barbecue and beer, Smoke Brewing & BBQ is the cleaner match.
Bar context
How Mint Sushi compares in Lee's Summit
Mint Sushi is the focused sushi choice in this local set, while Smoke Brewing & BBQ is the better call when the meal should be built around barbecue and beer. For value, the decision is mostly about appetite: sushi works when the table is aligned, while barbecue is easier for diners who want a heavier, more casual meal.
Vetta - Italian Eatery is the smarter pick for a wine-adjacent dinner or a date that needs a more familiar Italian format. Summit Grill is the safer choice for a mixed group that wants broader American options and a drinks-forward evening. Mint Sushi is easier to justify when sushi is the shared goal, less so when the table needs range.
Long-Bell Pizza Co. is the easier group fallback because pizza handles mixed appetites with less planning. Waldo Thai sits outside the immediate Lee's Summit set and is a better comparison for diners willing to travel for a more cuisine-specific meal. For an easy local sushi decision, Mint Sushi is the direct pick; for ambiance, drinks, or group flexibility, cross-shop first.
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Compare Mint Sushi
| Venue | Location | Awards |
|---|---|---|
| Mint Sushi | Lee S Summit | No published awards |
| Smoke Brewing & BBQ | Lee S Summit | No published awards |
| Vetta - Italian Eatery | Lee S Summit | No published awards |
| Summit Grill | Lee S Summit | No published awards |
| Long-Bell Pizza Co. | Lee S Summit | No published awards |
| Waldo Thai | Kansas City | No published awards |
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a reservation at Mint Sushi?
A reservation policy is not available. Check directly with Mint Sushi before going, especially for busier dinner windows on Friday or Saturday when it is open until 10 PM.
Is Mint Sushi good for a date?
It may fit a casual date if the schedule works for you. The dress code is casual, and the hours run Monday through Saturday, with Sunday closed.
What's the best time to go to Mint Sushi?
Use the hours to plan: Monday through Thursday from 11 AM to 9 PM, Friday and Saturday from 11 AM to 10 PM, and Sunday closed.
Is Mint Sushi open late?
Only modestly. Mint Sushi is open until 10 PM on Friday and Saturday, until 9 PM Monday through Thursday, and is closed Sunday.
What's the crowd like at Mint Sushi?
The venue does not provide details on a specific crowd or scene. It has a casual dress code and is located in Lee S Summit.
