Misako Asian Cuisine - Virginia Beach

I absolutely love this place! I recently moved just around the corner and I'm so glad I discovered it. I went there for dinner on a Friday night, hoping for a bar experience since I was dining alone. Instead, I was seated in the cozy center of the restaurant, which made me feel right at home! They were playing anime on the screens, and I enjoyed both the fantastic service and reasonable prices.

My family and all our guests absolutely love Misako! The food is both authentic and delicious. Although the restaurant is small, it feels cozy and inviting. They offer a wide range of ramen, sushi, and other Japanese dishes such as agedashi tofu, takoyaki, chicken katsu, beef katsudon, and chicken katsu curry, among others. We've enjoyed everything we've tried and appreciate the consistent quality. Plus, you can watch featured anime programs on their TV while you dine!

The sushi and ramen here are absolutely delicious! I hope this place can expand to welcome more customers. Nevertheless, that won't stop us from returning for their amazing food and fantastic atmosphere! Food: 5/5

Love this place. I have been coming to Misako for some time now and have yet to leave a review. So, here we go. I love their seafood ramen and red miso ramen, delicious. My go to dish is the Hong Kong Style Chajang Mein. It is a beautiful plate of noodles topped with sweet and spicy ground pork that is topped with green onions. There is also a generous serving of bok choy that is nestled on the side of the plate. This dish comes with small bowl of what I believe to be miso soup with a hint of sesame oil. Delicious. The description on the menu states that the dish is sweet and spicy, it is mostly sweet. I recently tried their fried rice with shrimp. That dish is big enough for two or three people. I will say that it was a bit greasy for my taste, but I didn't dislike it. I LOVE their ebi appetizer (4pc). This is shrimp wrapped in potato and I believe it to be deep fried.Their harumaki (2pc). This is their ground beef and veggies spring roll that is deep fried. Takoyaki (6pc). Delicious balls filled with octopus, covered with Japanese mayo and eel sauce and then it is topped with bonito flakes. It is such a treat when the dish is served because it is soft, a little gooey and full of flavor. Watching this dish when it is placed on your table is so fun, it is almost like the dish is dancing because of the bonito flakess

Misako is a small Japanese udon/ramen/sushi in the middle of town and my review really centers on the Yuzu Ramen, which I've seen before but have never tried. The Yuzu ramen is really nothing different than what you'd imagine. There's a lighter broth that's cut with a citric acidic taste, so nothing too surprising. I'd say that the flavors are solid and the noodles were cooked very well but it's not something I'd try again. As for the sushi, the rolls were solid and I would recommend it to anyone needing a Japanese fix. A solid 4/4