Mikuni Izu Kogen

Mikuni Izu Kogen
Discover Mikuni Izu Kogen, where French and European cuisine meets breathtaking views in a stylish setting designed by Kuma Kengo, near Izu Kogen Station.
Restaurant Details
Mikuni Izu Kogen is a culinary gem nestled in the picturesque town of Ito, Shizuoka. This restaurant masterfully blends French and European cuisines, offering a unique dining experience that is both sophisticated and inviting. The menu features creative dishes such as pumpkin and green onion pancake, alongside main courses like roasted Kumamoto Wagyu fillet and Kinmedai, or golden eye snapper, which are sure to delight any palate.
The restaurant is conveniently located right in front of Izu Kogen Station, making it easily accessible for both locals and travelers. Designed by renowned architect Kuma Kengo, Mikuni Izu Kogen boasts a stylish glass-fronted building that is filled with natural light. The interior is elegantly crafted with wooden floors and large wooden cross beams, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Guests can enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding sea and mountains, adding to the serene dining experience.
The attentive and professional staff at Mikuni Izu Kogen are fluent in English, ensuring a seamless dining experience for international guests. The coursed menu comes with an English translation, making it easy for everyone to appreciate the culinary artistry on offer.
In addition to its exquisite cuisine and stunning location, the restaurant offers Tokyu points for Tokyu users and provides guests with financiers as a delightful souvenir. Whether you're a vegetarian or pescetarian, Mikuni Izu Kogen caters to various dietary preferences, ensuring that every guest leaves satisfied and eager to return.
Mikuni Izu Kogen Phone Number
Mikuni Izu Kogen Business Days
Mikuni Izu Kogen Address
1172-2 Yawatano, Itō-shi, Shizuoka 413-0232
Mikuni Izu Kogen Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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