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    Izakaya Mitch's

    4.8 (44 reviews)
    Closed 3:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Nadine C.

    Dinner in Honolulu, Hawaii... This Hot New Business popped up on my Yelp app: Izakaya Mitch's It sounded good, so I asked my friend to go with me... yay! We found free street parking across the street and walked in. We didn't have a reservation and luckily, there were a few open tables on a Wednesday night. Located on the corner of Ohohia Street and Ualena Street, Mitch's Sushi (where President Obama ate) is right next door. The interior is spacious and bright! There's nice artwork on the walls! In the back corner, there's a convenient restroom. Service was efficient and friendly! We shared the Hokkaido Crab Tempura with matcha salt on National Tempura Day! It was delicious! I had the Uzaku - cucumber, vinegar, and unagi. I liked this refreshing dish! The Fish of the day (hamachi) kamameshi was a bit disappointing because it was on the bland side. I did appreciate the few mushrooms mixed into the steamed rice. The Buttered Hotate with Asparagus did not disappoint. I only wish there were more scallops and asparagus! Yum! Overall, I'm happy to have visited Izakaya Mitch's and wouldn't mind returning!

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    Ross T.

    We went to check out Mitch's Restaurant newly opened Izakaya! It was confusing, because I didn't realize that it was 2 separate restaurants and I made reservations to Mitch's and we we got to the parking lot it had a sign Mitch's Izakaya use other entrance around the building? I went into check and the Hostess told me I had reservations for Mitch's Restaurant and they only serve sushi & sashimi items. I mentioned to her that I did not know it was 2 separate restaurant and that my wife doesn't eat raw seafood, because the last time we went she only could eat the miso soup. I asked her If we could move our reservations to the Izakaya side, because I didn't know it was 2 separate restaurant and she kindly talked to the other side and got us seating at the Izakaya side! The staff on both sides were very friendly and helpful. We ordered a lot of everything and more that was on the menu and the special board from assorted sashimi plates it was so good we had 4 orders, the tempura Tako was cooked and seasoned just right and ordered 4 of that also and the Parmesan cheese French fries was also a hit and had to order 3 and the karage fried chicken was also tender and crispy but moist inside we had to order 4 of that and fried pigs feet was crispy and moist and it was delicious and Hokkaido Crab salad was also very good which we all just shared 1 the Tamago with ikura was also good we had 2 of that and many other items which we were not disappointed, but you need to try the homemade dessert they use lilikoi & Poha berry and put it with ice cream which was delicious, Also I didn't know that the Izakaya restaurant has a liquor license and Mitch's didn't have and for years it was byob will Mitch's Restaurant is still byob, but the Izakaya restaurant side either you need to pay corkage or order from the bar. Over all it was a great & enjoyable night with great food and family! Restroom located inside restaurant

    Andie Hojun L.

    Excellent service and casual fun atmosphere with good music and vibes. It would be great for a large gathering to celebrate a birthday or a special event! Food was so good. Everything we got was delish!!

    Chicken Karaage - Forgot to take the initial photo because it was too good. Chicken was super juicy + lots of meat. Best on the island
    Lena H.

    Our waitress was hilarious and amazing. The food was high quality and this is coming from a person who is Japanese and grew up in Japan. Highly recommend this place!!

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    Elizabeth V.

    Definitely a spot worth dining at. As other Yelpers mentioned, the lighting is a bit brighter than your typical izakaya vibe, but honestly the food and service more than make up for it. Our server, Shawn (sp?), was absolutely top-notch--constantly moving, checking on tables, and keeping everything running seamlessly. Reservations were super easy to book on Yelp, and parking in the area was plentiful. It's BYOB, so don't be like us and forget your drinks--we only realized after we sat down! Everything we ordered was delicious, especially the kamameshi. We went for the full size, and when the pot arrived it looked massive... but we still demolished the whole thing. Pretty sure it was the buri fish that made it so addictive. The flavors--ginger, fish, and that comforting rice--were perfectly balanced. The spicy Hokkaido crab salad was light and refreshing, and the spicy sauce tied everything together beautifully. The buttered scallops were creamy with a subtle lemony tang, and the Hokkaido crab tempura with matcha salt was such a fun combo. Dessert was the perfect finishing touch: vanilla ice cream and yogurt topped with bright, tart lilikoi. Simple, clean, and so good. We'll definitely be back--this time with a bottle of sake--and excited to try more of their dishes.

    Yvonne Yiyao X.

    Really enjoyed our food at Izakaya Mitch's. Located near the airport, this spot is full of amazing dishes. It's definitely on the pricier side, and the portion size is close to Japanese Izakaya dishes, so you'd want to order a lot of items on the menu... also because the kitchen can be a tad slow, so you might want to order more than trying to follow up with orders. Didn't get to take pictures of everything, which means I genuinely wanted to eat everything quickly. From all the things I've tried, I definitely would recommend to not miss out on the fish rice. Now some constructive suggestions: - The lighting of the place is too bright for an Izakaya place. When I walked in during a weekday evening, it wasn't busy and combined with the bright light... I thought I went to the wrong place. - Clear signs for parking. We parked near the lot next to the restaurant, but till this day I have no idea if those spots are for customers. - If possible, I'd love to see more items like yakitori on the menu. While there were a lot of amazing, seafood forward items, I wish it had more traditional items you'd find in a lot of Izakaya place. This place is still quite new but already very promising with all the items on the menu. Make your reservation before it becomes too popular haha ;)

    What a beautiful hidden gem outside the city right next to the airport amongst all the overpriced over sold Waikiki joints that aren't even half worth it!! This is actually our second time here and it did not disappoint one bit!! Locals spot, very non pretentious. I'm gonna start taking my guests here not looking for the bougie type experience after I pick them up from the airport. Genuinely fantastic service from our server D!!! Authentic real aloha, thank you if you're reading this! FOOD! I am the type that will come back to most establishments even if the service is bad just for the food. Let me just say, I actually would do that for this place. An izakaya that offers menu items not typical to what you'd find in the white washed world - saba kamameshi (beautiful pot of simmered rice plus mackerel with a soy broth), wasabi okra, and karei (flounder) karaage with sauces to make izakaya proud. Everything priced just right compared to mainland and way better than in town.

    Aron N.

    There is a new izakaya right around the corner from the old Mitch. It is BYOB (which can be a big plus) and they serve up beautiful looking dishes. The service is really good, but the night we went they closed at 8pm which seems early for an izakaya. But they stayed open while we ordered a bunch of dishes. All of the dishes looked incredible, but some were lacking in flavor. The stand out dish was the kamameshi rice. WOW, that one had a lot of flavor. Overall pretty dishes that could use more seasoning. But maybe part of it is that right now it's BYOB so they don't need to salt like other places. Overall good.

    They made perfect table setting for my group

    We visited as a group of 20. The table setting was impeccable--it felt just like having a private room right within the main dining area. Since we had ordered our meals in advance, the dishes were served very promptly. The staff were friendly, the food was delicious, and the party was a resounding success. We look forward to visiting again.

    LARA S.

    This review is a few weeks late because I've been busy. Stopped in after a UH game and was happy we stopped by. They had just opened up but the food was pretty tasty. Only rec which we mentioned to our server was that they should have yaki onigiri to round out the offerings. He mentioned you could order a bowl of rice but that was not on the menu so we're glad we mentioned why they didn't offer onigiri in an izakaya. Tucked away back by the airport but if you know where Mitch's sushi is you probably already know about this and lace...

    All the foods we ordered very tasty, good size and the presentation of the dishes were very appealing! The Service was great! Very friendly, well explained of menu and the all dishes came promptly! Their interior decor is one of the kind arts filled with Japanese atmosphere and coziness!! The ambiance is suitable for anyone - couples, family and friends get together!! I've there several times, we shared from the appetizer to dessert and everyone loved all items!! The Ikura and Salmon Kamameshi was the great last meal to be finished!!! Don't forget the ice cream with fresh Lilikoi and berries!!!! Now, start serving alcohol and the price is right ! Definitely recommend to everyone and can't wait to come back!

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    Fuji S.

    This is the soft opening for Mitch's Izakaya, a sister restaurant of Mitch's Sashimi next door. So it's BYOB. I called when they were closed on Monday for a reservation on Wednesday. David called me back to confirm. We were greeted by David who is the General Manager. Chef Eita Miyazawa is from Kyushu and was extremely personable and came out of the kitchen to talk to us several times. The food was unique and very delicious. I especially enjoyed the grilled Hoke, sizzling A5 Wagyu from Iwate and the salmon and Ikura Kamameshi. I highly recommend this new Izakaya. I will definitely be back soon.

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    The food was amazing as was the service. The people were so helpful and courteous. We had a fantastic time! Thank you very much

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    Nice array of daily specials. Fresh seafood! Their hotake (scallops) butter with asparagus was ono

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    Great spot right by the airport! The food was delicious, the atmosphere was laid back, and the staff was so kind and attentive!

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    The selection is limited, but what they do serve is very delicious!! The service was great with staff that was very attentive.

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    Can I order sushi off the Mitch's Restaurant menu?

    We were there one month ago. Unfortunately, ordering from Mitch's Sushi was not allowed.

    Do they have a private room?

    Unfortunately no, but we do offer buy outs.

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    Through Yelp Reservations

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