Mimiu
Chinese-Japanese · Tokyo · Chef Tanaka Hideaki
Originating as a ryotei in Osaka 250 years ago, Mimiu is a historic Japanese restaurant chain that invented udon-suki, a registered trademark noodle hot pot simmered in a two-hour dashi broth. The brand formerly operated six branches in Tokyo before shuttering its capital locations in May 2020.
Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Tokyo
- One Star
Menu
Dishes
- Spring Rolls (1000) — Crispy vegetable spring rolls.
- Lunch set menus (1980)
- Seafood Udon-suki (3000) — Seafood udon-suki — a hot pot featuring udon noodles with seasonal seafood, a signature preparation at Mimiu.
- 3 servings (14580)
- Warabi Mochi (190) — Bracken starch mochi with kinako.
- Kashiwa Chicken (1000)
- Kyoto Green Onion (320)
- Extra Condiments (280)
- Shabu-shabu (9000) — Wagyu beef hot pot.
- Kitsune Udon (1400) — Udon with sweet fried tofu.
Tasting Menu
- Bento options (4500)
- Condiment set (per person) (400)
- Live shrimp (per piece) (620)
- Kaiseki Course (Dinner) (8000)
- Bento-style set (1980)
- Lunch Tasting Menu (2000)
- Tasting Menu (400)
- Udon-Suki (2 servings) (4980)
- Duck meat (add-on) (1480)
- Assorted vegetables (add-on) (1250)
The Experience
In a historic setting. The meal is structured around classic service. A good fit for group dining.
Phone: +81 6-6261-7241
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