Mitsunobu - Menlo Park

The menu of Mitsunobu from Menlo Park includes 136 dishes. On average, dishes or drinks on the card cost about $19.8. The categories can be viewed on the menu below.

What Norene Wunsch likes about Mitsunobu:
The food was great and presented well. Everything looked so good. I especially liked the beef in sukiyaki broth over the fire and the soup. Although I didn't enjoy the smell of the place, I had a great dinner with my wife. The Kaiseki menu was definitely worth the price if you are celebrating an anniversary. read more.

When the weather conditions is good you can also eat and drink outside, And into the accessible rooms also come clientele with wheelchairs or physiological limitations.

What Cicero King doesn't like about Mitsunobu:
Huge disappointment, made worse as we had naively believed it was the continuator of Kaygetsu's great food and service: it is instead the antipodes. Small ho-hum miso soup; then omakase featuring nigiri worse than off-the-shelf at Safeway--tasteless, tired, suspect. Some sort of prawn that had no meat at all but antennae that slipped under the sushi on a plate and nearly choked one diner. Store-bought cheesecake to t... read more.

For those who want to a beer after work and hang out with friends, Mitsunobu from Menlo Park is a good bar, and you can look forward to the delicious typical seafood cuisine. A lot of freshly harvested vegetables, fish and meat is used in the healthy Japanese cuisine of Mitsunobu, Besides, the inventive blend of different meals with new and sometimes adventurous ingredients is appreciated by the guests - a beautiful case of Asian Fusion.