Cuisines and Dishes at Misono:
- Japanese
- Korean
Misono
669 Vfw Pkwy,
Chestnut Hill
MA
02467
plumbaysideny.com (617) 325-9919
Menu for Misono
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Ratings and Reviews for Misono
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May 12 2012
Gerard M. via Yelp
The Beef and the chicken bulgogI(Korean bbq) is very good, I am addicted, even the tofu tastes good, I do not eat sushi but my wife says its also very good...read more
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Apr 25 2012
Darren B. via Yelp
A gem on the border between West Roxbury and South Brookline that provides great sushi, Korean barbecue, and bibimbap. Dining-in is a quiet, calm and...read more
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Apr 23 2012
Karin M. via Yelp
I go to Misono fairly regularly since it's literally right down the street from my house. But I would not go out of my way to go here. First of all, aside...read more
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Jun 25 2008
HancockVillager via Citysearch
I am an absolute food snob and recently discovered Misono after moving close by. The first time I tried their restaurant, I made i...read more
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May 22 2008
NicEli1177 via Citysearch
I have been to many sushi restaurants and this is by far my favorite. I always order off the specials menu....the creative rolls ...read more
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May 04 2008
adinisa via Citysearch
The food was good but the service was mediocre. The girl that waited on my table was unfriendly and never smiled once. I decided ...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
Area couples skip nearby chain restaurant offerings and head to an unremarkable strip mall for fresh Japanese and Korean fare. Misono's dining room is awash in soft colors and usually provides an unassuming locale that's perfect for a quiet conversation. Pleasant servers ably explain the menu's more foreign items (Korean stir-fries, unique sushi offerings). Solo diners are well-served to grab a stool at the diminutive sushi bar and watch expert chefs slice away.
The Food
Misono's sushi, unquestionably fresh and reasonably priced, runs the gamut from the familiar to the offbeat. After starting with a refreshing California roll or spicy lobster maki, patrons often move right to lightly fried tempura or savory teriyaki dinners (served with rice and a light salad). Adventurous types are rewarded with bowls of Hwe Dup Bab, a spicy combo of noodles, rice and chunks of raw fish.
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