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Mishima is a good place to go if you're in the mood for a healthy salad, some cold soba noodles, a big bowl of udon, tempura, or a nice hot cup of green tea. There are heavier items on the menu as... More
Mishima is a good place to go if you're in the mood for a healthy salad, some cold soba noodles, a big bowl of udon, tempura, or a nice hot cup of green tea. There are heavier items on the menu as well as bento boxes, but you can make it light if you look. I generally go on my own and take a good book for a quick bite in a nice environment. It's a good place if you're looking for cheap, non-sushi Japanese food.
Pros: Cheap, good quality Japanese food served in fun dishes.
Cons: The parking lot is poorly organized.
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Mishima has great food with reasonable prices. My favorite dish there is the tofu salad. They use their own salad dressing (I think it was Miso dressing) and it tastes awesome. If you are a... More
Mishima has great food with reasonable prices. My favorite dish there is the tofu salad. They use their own salad dressing (I think it was Miso dressing) and it tastes awesome. If you are a vegetarian, this is great to order. They also have a lot of combos so, you can get noodles with rolls, or rice entree with noodles. The combos are smaller than ordering the dishes individually, but they are still filling. It's great to get if you can't choose what to order. There are also kids' meals. The rolls are all very great as well. During busy times, it is a bit hard to get a hold of the server. The parking is the worst. It is sometimes hard to find parking or enter into the plaza.
Pros: Reasonably priced, kids-friendly, clean and simple atmosphere
Cons: Parking is hard to find, hard to get into the plaza.
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My wife, 2 year old, and I went here Saturday night. We followed other reviewers' advice and parked at the Beverly Center, which was a great tip (thank you). After eating, go back into the Beverly... More
My wife, 2 year old, and I went here Saturday night. We followed other reviewers' advice and parked at the Beverly Center, which was a great tip (thank you). After eating, go back into the Beverly Center to check out the pet store for some free kiddie entertainment. Anyways, we did have to wait a while (15 minutes at least) to get a table, which can be a challenge with children. However, Mishima keeps a stock of Japanese nursery tale children's books in the waiting area, which kept us happily occupied. When we were seated, we got a table along the back wall, which was nice, because there was a long booth-style bench rather than solely chairs. This is always better for children because they can kind of move and climb around (the trick is to box them in between you and a wall). There are some complete kid meals that come in these cute concentric containers, which children might find fun/adventurous. The food was decent and reasonably priced, especially considering the neighborhood. As an added bonus of sorts, we sat next to a well-known actress and her hubby and two children. Overall, I could definitely see this place becoming part of our regular dinner rotation. My only gripe/concern was having to wait (which I hate). Hopefully, by getting there a little earlier (I think we dined at 7:30pm), we'll beat the crowd next time.
Pros: kid friendly, reasonably priced
Cons: crowded
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Pretty much everything on the menu is good. I usually order the Ten Don Combination w/Cold Soda Noodles. You must add the tanuki tempura to add crunch to it. The Ahi Tuna salad is also great but... More
Pretty much everything on the menu is good. I usually order the Ten Don Combination w/Cold Soda Noodles. You must add the tanuki tempura to add crunch to it. The Ahi Tuna salad is also great but watch out because the dressing has a bite to it.
Pros: food, price
Cons: Parking is ridiculous to find.
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If your experience with Japanese noodles is instant ramen or standard sushi shop udon, you're in for an eye-opening treat at Mishima. Fresh, chewy udon (thick white wheat noodles) and soba (thin... More
If your experience with Japanese noodles is instant ramen or standard sushi shop udon, you're in for an eye-opening treat at Mishima. Fresh, chewy udon (thick white wheat noodles) and soba (thin buckwheat noodles) are served in steaming hot, savory, flavor-rich broth. If you like it cold, get it with a cup of refreshing cold broth/sauce with wasabi and scallions on side for dipping. The sesame miso dressing on the tofu and house salads are so good, be sure to buy a bottle to take home with you. The daily bento box deals are always a treat -- lots of tastes to try, all presented in humble style. Save room for dessert -- the green tea mousse is a light, delightful finish to an unpretentious and delicious meal.
Pros: great food, friendly service, good value
Cons: parking can be tight
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their noodle dishes and soups are really delicious. it's a bit of a long wait to get seated, though. the place is really clean and the food is extremely reasonably priced. it's a nice change of pace... More
their noodle dishes and soups are really delicious. it's a bit of a long wait to get seated, though. the place is really clean and the food is extremely reasonably priced. it's a nice change of pace from sushi or a steak dinner.
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I just keep coming back for that dish, it's soooo delicious. The albacore salad and the shiitake appetizer are also yummy. Excellent service, very clean and a friendly place.
I just keep coming back for that dish, it's soooo delicious. The albacore salad and the shiitake appetizer are also yummy. Excellent service, very clean and a friendly place.
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Great udon and katsu, and the combinations are a great value. Although the atmosphere is nothing special, that's not really why people come here. They come to Mishima for good noodles at good... More
Great udon and katsu, and the combinations are a great value. Although the atmosphere is nothing special, that's not really why people come here. They come to Mishima for good noodles at good prices. Plus its the only decent Asian restaurant in the area.
Pros: Udon, Katsu, Price
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cheap japanese food like udon and rice bowl however I do find them putting too much salt here since I think they are trying to avoid MSG so if you have high blood pressure best to avoid food here
cheap japanese food like udon and rice bowl however I do find them putting too much salt here since I think they are trying to avoid MSG so if you have high blood pressure best to avoid food here
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Food is just ok, there is no ambiance to the place located in a strip mall. Udon noodles are good (although not as good as Noodle World), but traditional Japanese food of better quality can be found... More
Food is just ok, there is no ambiance to the place located in a strip mall. Udon noodles are good (although not as good as Noodle World), but traditional Japanese food of better quality can be found elsewhere.
Bottom line: relatively inexpensive, quick food in the Beverly Center area.
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