The interior of MIZU 212° is very bright, with a lot of light coming in from outside through the high ceiling covered in glass. Currently, aside from the counter bar seating, the table seating for meals is in the back of the establishment; however, the number of seats will increase both for counter and tables due to a remodeling in October. One can experience a modern and contemporary atmosphere, and the restaurant has separated itself from what is usually imagined to be a Japanese style restaurant. You’ll be able to know the simple and new look of MIZU 212° from the beginning of November.
It goes without saying that the Shabu Shabu is the best cuisine on the menu at MIZU 212° ! Fresh meat and vegetables are cooked in a stock from Kombu kelp and the ingredients are dipped in the owner’s industry secret, refreshing ponzu and sesame sauces. The palate experience of crunchy sesame combined with sweet tasting beef can become addicting!
Customers can cook Shabu Shabu in their original style using individualized Shabu Shabu pots set at along the table of the counter seats. The beef used is vintage USDA superior quality rib, organically farmed to be natural and good for one’s health, so the great tastes of the fine beef texture really are immediately available to the palate.