Miso Restaurant

We discovered this place while shopping at safeway and tried their pork tonkatsu. It was fresh and quick so we decided to try their ramen. It was really flavorful. The stir fry soba was also delicious. Need to say, I will be back with my friends.

Miso Restaurant is a consistent favorite! I've returned multiple times, and each visit reinforces why I love it. The food is absolutely delicious, always fresh and flavorful. But what truly sets Miso apart are the owners – they're incredibly kind and welcoming, making you feel genuinely welcome. If you're looking for delicious food and exceptional hospitality, Miso Restaurant is the place to be! Their friendliness creates a wonderful atmosphere that makes every meal enjoyable. Highly recommend this restaurant for a fantastic dining experience!

I like the fusion of Japanese and Korean food and the presentation of the food in a tray is very neat. I especially enjoyed the ramen, it was very flavorful and the spicy pork katsu also was pretty good. The waiters are friendly and pleasant. You should definitely try this restaurant if you are looking for Japanese and Korean food, it has both in one!

Honestly the portion of the Katsu was small compared to Jang Won, but looking at this place generally, it’s probably a pretty regular sized portion lol. They have katsu and ramen combos for a great price. The ramen was alright - pretty simple even with the spicy version. I finished my whole combo faster than my partner and I’m usually the slow one (I think I was extra hungry since we went straight here after work). There was one man serving all the tables in front. He was so nice and friendly to every person who came in. He made sure to check in with us when he could. They also gave us a free yakult/yogurt drink for each person at the table when we asked for the check. Great place to go to also for the cold weather.

I recently had lunch at a Korean-Japanese restaurant in Annandale specializing in Japanese ramen and meat cutlets. The lunch combo included ramen, chawanmushi, a cutlet, and side dishes such as pickled radish, kimchi, and Tonkatsu sauce. The ramen had a simple flavor, and the chawanmushi was basic without much flavor, as it was just a steamed egg. The Tonkatsu was of good quality, soft and juicy inside and crunchy outside. For dessert, they offered a complementary Yakult. Overall, there was nothing extraordinary about the food, service, and atmosphere.