Sake House Miro - Feedback

You know what, I “should have” written this during my first visit I technically came here three times in the course of a week but only dined twice but I ate so...

The food at this restaurant was delicious and everyone in our group thoroughly enjoyed their meal. I would suggest going early or making a reservation, as there...

I discovered this amazing restaurant last week while out for a stroll. If you enjoy fish, you must try the grilled mackerel - it's the best you'll ever have! Do...

The overall experience was wonderful, however, I found it surprising that the canned sodas were priced at $4 each. The restaurant space was also on the smaller...

My husband and I love MIRO! I don't even know how many times we had dinner here. I can't think of our 15 yrs relationship without it haha

I had the handroll special came with 1 about 1 salmon a shrimp tempoura spicy tuna. Side of salad and soup. The rice is well seasoned and the rolls are simply w...

Cool lil traditional Japanese yakitori spot in LA. Staff and service are good, they reminded us 4 months ago. Always a great time with beer, Sake, Yakitori and...

After a movie for dinner. I like the tapas-style restaurant. You can try a lot of menu items at once. I had the yellow tail roll, yellow tails sashimi, Philadel...

This place is fun for drinks and maybe after you? again drunk enough food becomes edible. Do not come for lunch or dinner with a delicious meal. All we ordered,...

I must start by say this was great sushi . Really good food . Great for quick bites or a romanticish dinner with your love one. The sushi was really fresh , rea...

This place is very good! The whole time I was here, the experience is always pleasant. The service is the most friendly, Amy was amazing! All hers...

Our favorite soy-spot! I'm going to the salmon bellenyakitori. They'll give you two shots for $6. If you can buy a bottle and you can't finish it, you can...

A little buck in the wall we tried. Pretty good food for the price you pay! Definitely cheaper than in San Diego