Mie
Dive headfirst into the ancient culture Okinawa, in the area’s biggest city.
Restaurant Details
Okinawa is known the world over to be a paradise with its blue seas and palm trees. In the capital city of the region, a traditional, high-end restaurant is hard to find amidst the casual, Westernized eateries. Some might even say that the original Okinawan culture is almost gone here.
Mie holds the fort for the traditional roots of this city. Full of tatami rooms, with some Western-style ones, this Japanese restaurant maintains the essence of original Japanese formality and traditional fine dining.
The food served here is exclusive to Okinawan culture, particularly Okinawan royal cuisine, and prepared using only ingredients harvested and sourced from Okinawa itself. Mie offers three types of courses, each consisting of different dishes that present Okinawa in its truest light. The pork slices coated in black sesame that are included in these courses are quite impressive — tender meat and flavor which is exemplary of the Okinawan taste.
Finish off your meal at Mie with Okinawan shochu that perfectly complements the course meal. Mie will definitely change your perceptions of this summer paradise city with a solid taste of its rich cultural past.
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1-8-8 Kumoji, Naha, Okinawa, 900-0015, Japan
Mie Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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A cluster of islands to the south of Japan once belonging to the independent state of the Ryukyu Kingdom, Okinawa Prefecture is the holiday paradise with white sand beaches, a tropical climate, and healthy local cuisine known as Ryukyu Ryori.
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