Mitsui Cuisine M - Taipei

Unbeatable quality for the price and setting. It out weighs any of those smaller omakase boutique shops marketing “hard to get a seat until 3 months later” spots. Simple, clean, fresh, good spot for a nice japanese meal and a quiet chat.

We came on a recommendation of a friend. it turned out that it was even better than what we expected. it looks like a mysterious secret club from the main entrance and opens into a spacious escaping area as soon as they are inside. the set meal times are very worth for money. the mid-range set gives them many special items such as seay, grilled crabs/lummer, grilled bark, sashimi, sushi, dessert etc. there are also free coffee! it is a great place to recharge before they see the hot summer sun again.

Came here for dinner an anniversary meal for two, and found the dining experience delightful. Decor is very modern and dimly lit, service not bad but food and ambiance were exceptional. A pleasant surprise for the night was live jazz from an acclaimed musician “Adam James Sorensen” look him up. He comes every Tuesday for the next few weeks. Voice was superb and he entranced us with his rich textured vocals. I’d pay to see him again and grabbed his card. I noticed a lot of reviews mentioning the high price, but this is only if you choose to order a set meal per person which range from per 1800 $60 usd) to 3500 nt 115 usd). However I paid a very reasonable 1400nt per person inclusive of all taxes) for a very generously portioned meal that left us very full we could have ordered less). My suggestion is to order ala carte or order one set menu to share additional dishes al carte; you’ll not only be left filled to the brim with delicious and fresh seafood, but save a lot of money without compromising on the fine dining experience. We ordered 1 okamase 1800nt set meal, and budgeted an additional 600nt for tea and ala carte varieties of sashimi, sushi and roasted dishes. Total came up to around 1390nt per person; including taxes and service charges. All in all, a wonderful experience, and highly recommend going on a Tuesday to catch Adam’s live jazz and rich vocals.

What do they say.. don’t judge a book by the cover, and don’t judge a restaurant by the decor. You are invited to sanitize your hands on entry, very important these days, before entering the dark dinner floor, with the open kitchen in the background like a stage in a theatre. Food and drinks were of good standard and impressive for the price. Top tip: leave room for the free desserts.

Decent restaurants for fine dining. Live classic music. Environment and atmosphere are very nice. Great place for special date celebration. Japanese cuisine. We ordered dinner set. Food is delicious and fresh. But the portion may be a bit too much for ladies.