Mifune Restaurant

The service here is very unfriendly and dont really deserve to be called "service". another customer had to tell the stone faced hostess that we were there to be seated. the food was okay, but wreaked of fish: dont go here if you're a v ... more

The service here is very unfriendly and dont really deserve to be called "service". another customer had to tell the stone faced hostess that we were there to be seated. the food was okay, but wreaked of fish: dont go here if you're a vegetarian, even a tofu dish comes with fish broth and fish on top. the worse thing was the service. and it was way too hot in the restaurant. less

The best place for udon and soba. I haven't had better anywhere else. The broth is great, the noodles have great texture as they aren't overcooked. I never order noodles anywhere when I go to another Japaneses restaurant because I know I'm going t ... more

The best place for udon and soba. I haven't had better anywhere else. The broth is great, the noodles have great texture as they aren't overcooked. I never order noodles anywhere when I go to another Japaneses restaurant because I know I'm going to be disappointed. I only wish they had a vegetarian option for their soup (the base has bonito, which is fish). My boyfriend is quite limited when we go there because he's vegan, and he could order something with tofu, but since the broth isn't vegetarian he cannot have them. Still, they are quite willing to accomodate if you ask, and they aren't too packed. One of the biggest drawbacks? Smelling like food when you leave. The place needs better ventilation. For a while I thought there was a second Mifune, but I have not been able to locate it. Also, I wish they were open later. No complaints about the food though. Atmosphere is quite nice, albeit a bit loud when it gets crowded.
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this noodle place in j.town is sooo affordable! and the food's great, too. i really like it. i had their nabe. it's always crowded there. i'm definitely going back for some more noodles. i guess only bad thing was that we didn't get one more ... more

this noodle place in j.town is sooo affordable! and the food's great, too. i really like it. i had their nabe. it's always crowded there. i'm definitely going back for some more noodles. i guess only bad thing was that we didn't get one more tea and the soba portion seemed too small for my friend. less

Mifune is really the place to go for Japanese noodles. They have more selections of noodles than anywhere else I've been to. Prices are very reasonable, with the most expensive udon being under $10. I've been going to Mifune when since I was in mi ... more

Mifune is really the place to go for Japanese noodles. They have more selections of noodles than anywhere else I've been to. Prices are very reasonable, with the most expensive udon being under $10. I've been going to Mifune when since I was in middle school (I used to order the bullet train kids special - loved the candy they gave me), and prices haven't jumped that much in the last 10 years or so. If you are not into noodles, there are other choices. They do have rice bowls, limited variety or sushi and sashimi, tempura, and set lunches and dinners. Sometimes you have to wait to get seated. The wait depends on how busy they are, but it's usually within 30 minutes. Once you are seated, service is very quick. I love the fact that my food always arrives when it's still hot enough to burn your tongue. This is a very casual restaurant, go for getting a quick bit. less