
Welcome to Mikiya Wagyu Shabu House, the pinnacle destination for all-you-can-eat wagyu shabu. Dive into a world of culinary splendor with our carefully curated menu, offering 3 premium tiers priced between $55 and $98. Relish the rich flavors of our specially chosen soup ingredients, harmoniously blended to yield a captivating umami-rich broth. Experience the epitome of wagyu shabu dining at Mikiya, where top-tier culinary artistry ensures an unmatched dining pleasure.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3590 Homestead Rd, Santa Clara, CA 95051
Phone: (408) 689-6244
Website: https://mikiyashabu.com/project/santa-clara-ca/
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Reviews
The seafood and sides were also well presented and flavorful, making the meal feel well balanced. For the quality of food, the prices are very reasonable, and the portions are satisfying.
Service was attentive and friendly, and everything was explained clearly, which made the experience even better. The overall atmosphere was comfortable and enjoyable for a relaxed meal.
We really enjoyed our time at Mikiya and will definitely come back again. Highly recommended for wagyu and shabu lovers!
Regarding the Dining Experience and Pricing:
The restaurant presents a tiered all-you-can-eat menu, with prices generally ranging from $55 to $98 per individual, contingent upon the chosen meat selection (for instance, Australian Wagyu versus Japanese A5 Wagyu).
Menu Tiers: Patrons have the option to select from tiers such as Silver, Gold, or Diamond. The higher tiers feature premium cuts, including the exquisite Japanese A5 Wagyu ribeye.
Time Limit: A standard dining duration of 90 minutes is allotted per party.
Broths: Notable selections encompass Sukiyaki (highly recommended with a pasteurized egg dip), Spicy Miso, House, and Japanese Tomato.
Self-Serve Bar: This includes an unlimited assortment of vegetables, appetizers (such as Wagyu curry rice), seafood, and a comprehensive sauce station.
Went with their gold tier and overall it was a good time. Meat was good, service was pretty quick, and their sides of sushi are fresh.
Would go every now and then again for sure.
The wagyu is excellent. The sauce bar is great. The drink selection was good. The soft serve ice cream was decent, much better than other places. The side dishes were great despite a smaller selection. Luckily, with everything else being great quality, I think that this is dismissible, personally. They also have the option for one higher tier meat selection per person.
Ordering was done entirely through servers which I normally dislike, but the servers were fast, attentive, and super nice.
Came on a Sunday at 5pm with no wait but the place quickly filled up with people waiting outside.
The only places that have room for improvement: the toast for the bone marrow (like another said) could be toasted more. The floors are slippery in some parts, mainly under tables where your feet rest. Despite these caveats, I honestly think that if this place didn’t change a thing it’d still be worth 5 stars. Can’t wait to come back.
The meat quality is solid and very tender. That said, for hotpot, you really don’t need Wagyu. The Silver set is more than enough, super tender and pretty marbled. I honestly can’t imagine doing the Wagyu set because it would probably be too fatty.
Big plus on the drink selection: milk tea, hot tea, Calpico, and fresh-squeezed orange juice, all nice touches. The scallop and abalone were very fresh and tender, though I wish they gave us more of those instead of the shrimp… definitely a bit of a shrimp overload. The ebi shrimp in particular wasn’t as fresh.
I really enjoyed the sides like the octopus and tako wasabi, but overall there weren’t enough sides and they kept running out. The sesame sauce leaned a little sour, though I appreciated that they had Thai chilis available. The two curry was delicious. Don’t miss out!
A few things to improve: the bread for the bone marrow needs to be toasted more, the floor was constantly slippery (felt like I was sliding instead of walking), and there’s no proper vent for the steam..so they leave the back door open, which made it pretty chilly. Replace sides more often.
All that said, the food quality and service carry this place. With a few tweaks, Mikaya could easily go from good to great.
Our waiter Minh P took care of us both times, and he’s honestly one of the most attentive and thoughtful servers we’ve had. Really appreciate his great service! Highly recommend this spot if you love hot pot and good wagyu.
I will definitely come back.
Made a reservation for earlier that day.
Two of us had:
silver wagyu set $55/per person
$5.90 for each sapporo bottle
Meat comes out super fast. Food itself was good. Vina was a friendly server.
A few of the downsides:
-realized later we didn’t end up getting the wagyu bone marrow…so that was super unfortunate
-sauce line and layout of the items is super inefficient
Parking could be tough in immediate parking lot, but plaza parking should be easy.
Overall, on the pricier side..but could be a good spot if you have the membership and remember to get everything you ordered haha.