Mitsuko’s Cafe & Deli

Good prices! I had the the sesame chicken. Was good :) and the owners are very nice. They were super sweet to my little girls. They even made an extra pancake free of charge because my little one loves them so much and was still hungry. It’s a mom and pop shop, so you’re supporting a local business by coming here. I’ll be back for sure. Bringing my friends and family next time. :)

Always satisfied with everything great food clean tables great atmosphere friendly staff very helpful

Used to be 5 stars, but dropping to 4 snce a change in ownership. While most of the old recipes were Japanese, like the best curry rice within 200 miles, the new owners prepare that item more Thai style… and no longer have the fukujin-​zuke condiment that’s served with authentic Japanese curry. It just isn’t the same wonderful curry I grew up with in Japan! Food and service are still very good, but I miss Mitsuko’s authentic cooking!

We have been dining at this place for awhile. It was our go to until they stopped serving the breakfast burritos. Plenty of other yummy options, but those were the best in town!

I got the honey mustard chicken, and it was good! Comes with rice and salad. Shared it with my husband on lunch and it was plenty! The potstickers were my favorite! Cute little hidden restaurant, glad to have it close by my work. And the employees were very nice!

I read the reviews about the Honey Mustard Chicken so I knew I had to try it! Let me tell you that it is soo good. The corn flakes on the chicken was delicious and goes well with the honey mustard dipping sauce. It comes with a side of salad and orange. You will be full and won’t be disappointed.

This place is ridiculous. I bought two orders and the orders were incomplete. By the time I return back to work (I went there during my lunch) I called to let them know about what were the missing items. They were not accommodating at all. Did not offer to replace our orders or anything. I asked for a refund and she demand I bring the foods back. We only had a 30 minute lunch, we could not return the food for a refund and go get food elsewhere. I will never go back to such an unprofessional place. They need to learn customer service! The food overall wasn’t that good either. Over the phone, they told us they have brown rice. When I got there to pick up the food, it was wild rice or something. Again, never going back there.

Where do I start?!
I love love loooooooooove this place. I always get the Honey Mustard Chicken. I need to try the other ones. But damn giiiiiiirl, the cornflake breaded honey mustard chicken is so good. It’s one of those weird food experiments that succeeded. You won’t regret it. They also include a salad. I think there’s 8 pieces of the chicken. They even had to put a tape because it couldn’t close the container. The price is around $ 9 rounded up~ but for 8 pcs and the lovely taste, it’s worth it. Although if they have the option of making it 4 pcs, I would just get the 4 pcs because I can’t eat it all at one sitting.
They also have Martinelli’s apple juice here, which is my favorite.
Both times I came here, I called for a pickup. The first one took probably 5 – 10 mins. The second visit was less than that. I also received excellent customer service on my 2^nd visit. I believe it was the owner. She even asked me if I want extra sauce for my salad or honey mustard. My first visit I only got 1 honey mustard, but the owner gave me two! Score!
I’ll definitely go back to this place.

Mitsuko Café is closed, I went there today for lunch. It is now P&A Café. I will miss Mitsuko Café, I will not be returning to P&A Café

Really like the atmosphere and I love the cornflake honey mustard chicken. Great place.

Great service and wonderful casual ambience. Food is delicious!!! Authentic Lao food like Kapoon, Larb, sticky rice & papaya salad. They serve only on Fridays and stay open til 9pm.
Their daily lunch special is scrumptious and very affordable. My favorite is their Honey Mustard Chicken (corn flakes coated deep fried chicken). The owners are Lao and very pleasant.
Come check them out & support this local Lao establishment. Have been opened for 2 months now, under new ownership.
5 stars for service, 10 stars for their food!!! I am so in love with this place. This will be our new place to hang out on Fridays.

I was going to knock off another bookmark on my my list, Mitsuko’s Café & Deli. Much to my surprise when I pulled up they are gone and replaced by P&A Café & Deli. I soldiered on and entered. The restaurant has not changed and the menu and décor are the same. Ordered the Honey Mustard Chicken and the chicken is fantastic. The Corn Flake breading makes it a superstar. So crunchy yet the chicken is moist. the rice was dry and the salad with Asian dressing was fine. This place can change names as many times as it would like just please keep that chicken.

I happened to be in the area so I called in an order to-​go. They either changed the name or are in the process of doing so because the «Mitsuko» part of the signs were either removed or crossed out. Now its just «Café & Deli».
When I placed my order the person on the other end asked when I wanted to pick up my food. That threw me off for a second because usually when people call to order, they’re going to pick it up as soon as possible. I said I’d be there in about 20 minutes but after I hung up I had a thought that since I said that, maybe they might wait a while before making my food. I showed up 10 minutes later (it didn’t take me very long to get there) and just like I thought, they hadn’t even started yet (and there were only two other people eating there).
I had an avocado sub and the honey mustard chicken. The menu wasn’t descriptive on what was on the sandwich besides avocado but it ended up having lettuce, tomato, onion, and mayo. They had a 6″ and a 12″ available but the person on the phone didn’t ask me which one I wanted so they made the 6″. It was average; I could probably have made the same quality at home. The honey mustard chicken was just ok. It was breaded in corn flakes, which was interesting but it didn’t have a whole lot of flavor on its own and the sauce just overpowered what was left. I normally like eating crunchy food but this was like trying to eat hot chicken and a bowl of soggy cereal at the same time. Not quite the texture I was expecting. The chicken came with salad but the ranch dressing I requested for it was warm and tasted a little funny.
The food wasn’t bad but for me, this is certainly not a destination spot.

This place is great! We were getting our car worked on next door and we saw this place just across the parking lot. We walked in and it was very clean and the staff was very friendly. I guess they recently changed owners but the people working there were friendly and the food was really good!

I was introduced to the restaurant by a co worker. Love the food i always get the grilled chicken sandwhich or the cheeseburger with fries and i love them however it takes them a while to make. That would be my only suggestion faster service other than that keep up the good work on the food

I would give this place a 0 star if there was an option. First off I was employed here for less than a week before I quit. I could not believe customers would even come in here. I belive its because its the closest to the neighboring offices, which is a shame.
Mitsuko herself is unprofessional! She would consistently drink everyday during «happy hour» while working hours and sometimes was drunk around customers. The dishes were never properly clean, the griddle and the tables not fully sanitized! I would try to clean the dishes with awareness of time yet she would tell me to wash «quicker» and sometimes just RINSE the containers off. The sanitizer was never checked to proper sanitation levels which should be mandatory in a business yet she failed to do so.
The first thing I tried I did not feel well and I believe it’s from these reasons. If I was you, I would not eat here and make your own lunch. The food looks decent but I would be very cautious if you choose to do so.

This place is truly a gem that I recently discovered while just checking out Unilocal for new places to eat. Boy, did it not disappoint.
I bought 2 orders of the honey mustard chicken for the family. All I am going to say is «Wow!» It was really really good. The breading on the chicken was very unique with corn flakes like breading on it that had a wonderful, flavorful crunch on the outside and then moist chicken on the inside. It is so refreshing to taste unique and delicious food like this.
Hands down we will be back. Also, the service was awesome from cashier to the owner/​cook.

Reasonable priced food. Service was alright. I suppose. I feel like, even having my order to go. It felt forever. And the person behind me got their to go meal when I was the first one. WOW!
And they still charged my item sales tax when I didn’t even dine in to receive their service. What a rip off! Wow. Ummmz. #Speechless

First off, I give Denny’s 5 stars so I’m pretty easy to please. But wow. I would give this place ZERO stars if I could, but one star is the lowest option. The sandwiches get zero stars, the cook gets zero but I will say, however, that the girl at the counter was friendly and polite and I compliment her, she deserves 4. I’ll average it out to 2 stars.
My daughter, husband and I stopped in for lunch while awaiting work on our car next door. We ordered the lunch special, which was sesame chicken. A 12″ pastrami sandwich, a 12″ grilled turkey, bacon and cheese sandwich, and an order of spring rolls. One large soda and a snapple from the fridge. It came to $ 33 even.
The chicken dish came with the chicken on a bed of white rice and a small side salad. It was an acceptable meal, About a 2 – 3 star meal. Nothing to be excited about.
The 12 inch sandwiches had so little meat that my husband was shocked and upset and asked the cook about it. He ordered pastrami and it literally had about 4 shriveled up pieces per half sandwich. Barely enough to cover the bread in one layer if spread out flat. Any man with a hearty appetite would be shocked. Even a skinny little lady would have to laugh. It was a joke and a bad one at that! The cook lady didn’t speak real clear English but was unapologetic and unconcerned at how upset he was. She told him they have 4 ounces on a twelve inch sandwich and that «pastrami is expensive»! Needless to say she wasn’t willing to change a thing. I took a picture of the second half and will post it. It had the most meat. My husband scraped the meat all to one side of the other half before I thought to take a photo.
The turkey sandwich wasn’t any better. The bread and meat (again a small amount) was grilled separately and put together with mayo, shredded lettuce, tomato and onion. There was way too much mayo and it was impossible to scrape off because it soaked into the hot bread. I chose not to complain.
The spring rolls were deep fried egg roll type of spring rolls. They were acceptable.
The most disappointing part of this meal was the lack of ingredients and the lack of concern from the kitchen. The sandwiches had potential. With a normal amount of meat they would have been pretty good. But because the pickle garnish outweighed the amount of pastrami, I would not want to recommend this establishment for any reason. But if you do choose to go here, maybe stick with the Asian menu.

This is unique little mom and pop shop offering breakfast, sandwiches, quesadillas and some Asian food to boot! The location is sort of off of the main street and even though they have quite a few tables indoors and out I could imagine this place is hopping busy at lunch as there are several large businesses located very close by. Fortunately we came for dinner right before they closed at 6pm. We tried the following items:
Turkey and Swiss Sammie: Served with produce of choice on a nice French roll my daughter thoroughly enjoyed it. She said there was lots of turkey and it was very tasty. I think the price was $ 5.75 or so and you order a foot long for a couple bucks more.
Salmon Teriyaki plate: $ 8.95 one of the most expensive items on their menu this came with a side salad and rice. The salmon was in the 8 – 10 ounce range and was served with a sweet teriyaki sauce. Not the best salmon but ok.
Honey Mustard Chicken plate $ 7.95 currently all chicken plates are on special until the end of the month for $ 5.99. This plate came with the same side salad and rice but the chicken was CRAZY good! A large portion of ½ inch thick moist breast meat deep fried in what appears to be a type of rice or corn flake cereal coating. The coating was super crispy and crunchy while the chicken was super moist and tender. Dipping these chicken marvels into the rich creamy honey mustard yielded the best chicken strip/​tender I have ever eaten :) My wife and daughter agreed and we all said we would be back again this week to take advantage of the Chicken Plate Sale!
Service was good with the owners doing the cooking and serving, when I told the female owner the chicken was great she said «oh I know that is a good one» LMAO! Needless to say we can’t wait to come back and try more of the menu :)