Miku Japanese Dining was the place to be for our girls catch up session. Located on Blackburn Rd, near Taipan, it is another favourite of locals. Always bustling lunch and dinner, remember of make a booking ahead of time so you don't miss out.
V and J ordered the chefs special of the day - Teriyaki scallops and mushrooms. They also ordered the soft shell crab roll. Filled with soft shell crab it looked good.
We also ordered the Niku Udon - Udon noodle soup topped with thinly sliced sukiyaki beef slices. As well as another chef special seafood hot pot. Both smelled delicious with a decent portion size.
S ordered the Sansai Udon (vegetarian) - udon noddle soup topped with vegetables and organic tofu. The broth was light and had lots of flavour, wasn't too salty.
To finish off the night we ordered black sesame ice cream and strawberry daifuku. The mochi was soft and sticky, thin and not too chewy.
Miku Japanese Dining is cosy place, where lots of locals like to go for lunch and dinner, if you're ever in the area it has plenty of fresh sashimi and other dishes to try. They also have an item on the menu called "sushi burger" instead of a bread bun, it has two sushi rice buns, with your choice of filling inside with a crispy seaweed sheet, something different to try as well!
Miku Japanese Dining
298 Blackburn Rd
Doncaster East VIC 3109
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