Creative sushi, though not classic sushi, nevertheless derives from the same philosophy and adheres to its traditional precepts of preparation. Creative sushi is in fact both a new and old way of assembling diverse ingredients and traditions. In fact in Japan sushi refers to a wide range of dishes, not only based on fish, but all using rice as a staple element, and prepared according to rigid and complicated rules - we could say contrasting with the simplicity and lightness of the resulting dishes. This 'simplicity' in taste in fact requires an extremely long process of preparation, a process which only a select few know how to undertake.

The Mirai prefers in fact to use fish (naturally of the highest quality and freshness): for this reason the fixed menu always gives way to the speciality of the day.

The Mirai considers sushi as a true experience of the palate, a voyage to encounter ever-new flavours. However there are always staple specialities always to be found on the menu - the unmissable successes in the gallery of delights at the Mirai.