Here, the peas. Extras, like walnuts, cashews or meat, cost more. The overall impression at Miyo's is one where food exudes freshness, balance and vitality, where meals leave no unpleasant heaviness or lethargy. The kitchen's goal is to draw out the subtle flavors inherent in the food rather than overpower it with seasoning. On the other hand, if you are one of those people who go in for strong flavors, then Miyo's is perhaps not for you.
Many people expect such flavors when dining out eat ethnic restaurants.
That is not the purpose at Miyo's. This is, most of all, a vegetable lovers paradise. Free Times Inc. All rights reserved.