About 10 months ago, the highly rated Japanese restaurant, Kaygetsu in Menlo Park, closed its doors. Mitsunobu reopened in its place, and it also kept its executive chef. Since I never dined at the original restaurant, I can't really compare the two. However, I had a nice meal at Mitsunobu recently, and while not everything was a hit, it was quite good overall. I would recommend this place, as the food was good, and my experience was a pleasant one.
I haven't the energy to write more, so I will let the following pictures do the talking.
Enjoy!
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Amuse - Dashi and Zucchini Tempura |
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Assorted Sashimi |
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Assorted Sushi |
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Hirame Sashimi |
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Uni and Amaebi
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Jewelry Box - Mozuku Seaweed, Amber Egg, Organic Tofu Skin,
Japanese Pumpkin, Mountain Berry and Yam,
Organic Chicken Teriyaki |
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Octopus, Okra and Cucumber Rice in Clay Pot
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Palate Cleansing Yuzu Ice |
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Muscovy Duck Breast |
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Japanese Horse Mackarel with Plum Salt, Jidori Egg Salad
in Avocado, and Yuzu-Tomato Foam |
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Colorful Fruits in Crystal Gelée |
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White Sesame Fondant with Raspberry Filling and Coconut-Ginger Sorbet |
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Flan, Ice Cream, and Berries
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Parting Fudge Pieces |
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