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Kaiseki

Multi-course seasonal Japanese tasting menus.

23 restaurants match

  • Zurich

    Edomae in Zurich serves a Tuesday-to-Saturday omakase of Edo-style nigiri and kaiseki dishes for CHF 175 per person, with optional sake pairing and separate

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  • Fukuoka

    Genjyu is a multi-concept Japanese restaurant on the 18th floor of The Ritz-Carlton Fukuoka, pairing kaiseki, teppanyaki and an Edomae sushi counter run under

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  • Kyoto

    Two-Michelin-starred counter sushi and kaiseki in Gion, Kyoto, with a 22,000 JPY lunch course and phone-only booking two months ahead.

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  • Paris, Île-de-France

    Two-Michelin-star kaiseki-sushi counter inside Cheval Blanc Paris, with a 420€ Yume menu and booking only through concierge or introduction.

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  • Kyoto

    Hyotei, a 400-year-old kaiseki restaurant near Nanzenji Temple in Kyoto's Sakyo Ward, holds three Michelin stars and serves dinner from ¥37,650 per person.

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  • Las Vegas, Nevada

    Kaiseki Yuzu in Las Vegas serves three separate counter-only tasting menus—kaiseki, beef kappo, and sushi omakase—under chef Kaoru Azeuchi, booked via Tock.

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  • Manila, Metro Manila

    Kaiseki and Edomae-style omakase from Chef Kazunori Kuramochi at a 12-seat counter in Makati, Manila, from PHP 7,000 per person.

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  • Kyoto

    Kikunoi Honten is a three-Michelin-star kaiseki restaurant in Kyoto's Higashiyama ward, with ten private tatami rooms and courses starting at ¥16,500.

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  • San Diego, California

    Kinme Omakase is a 10-seat counter in San Diego's Park Laurel area serving a Kaiseki- and Edomae-inspired tasting menu, dinner only, booked via Tock.

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  • San Francisco, California

    KUSAKABE in North Beach, San Francisco serves an 18-course Edomae sushi and Kyoto Kaiseki omakase from chef Mitsunori Kusakabe, dinner $210, reservations by

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  • Seattle, Washington

    Chef Migaku Inaba serves kaiseki and Edomae sushi omakase in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood, with a six-seat counter course at $270 plus service charge and tax.

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  • Las Vegas, Nevada

    Mizumi at Wynn Las Vegas offers kaiseki, Edomae sushi, robatayaki and teppanyaki under Chef Jeff Okada Ramsey, with private rooms and sake pairings.

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  • Kanazawa, Ishikawa

    Counter-only Edomae sushi in Kanazawa's Kazuemachi district, chef Kazuhiro Morita, 8-course dinner omakase from ¥22,000, phone reservations only.

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  • Fukuoka

    Edomae sushi kaiseki counter in Akasaka, Fukuoka, run by chef Kijima Eitaro, with lunch omakase from 6,000 yen and evening courses from 21,000 yen.

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  • Toronto, Ontario

    Edomae sushi and kaiseki omakase from chef Igarashi at an 8-seat counter in downtown Toronto, with separate lunch and dinner tasting menus.

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  • Los Angeles, California

    Umaya LA serves kaiseki and Edomae sushi omakase under chef NaO Sugiyama in Koreatown, Los Angeles, with lunch and dinner seatings booked via OpenTable.

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  • Fort Worth, Texas

    Katei Omakase is a 20-course kaiseki-style counter experience in Fort Worth's Sundance Square, open Tuesday through Saturday, booked via Resy.

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  • Hamburg

    Kaiseki and Edomae sushi on the fourth floor of Hamburg's Alsterhaus, led by chef Yoko Etsuseisai Higashi, open daily except Sunday with lunch service.

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  • Seattle, Washington

    Chef Hideaki Taneda serves Edomae sushi and kaiseki omakase at a counter-only restaurant in Capitol Hill, booked exclusively through Tock.

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  • Tokyo

    Ichi-u is a counter-only Japanese restaurant in Nihonbashi, Tokyo, run by chef Koichi Hamano, blending washoku and Edomae sushi in an omakase format.

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  • Minneapolis, Minnesota

    Edomae sushi counter in downtown Minneapolis from Tokyo-trained Chef Furukawa, open Wednesday through Sunday evenings, reservations by phone.

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  • Singapore

    Kaiseki and Edomae sushi inside Sheraton Towers Hotel in Newton, Singapore, with separate chefs for each menu and booking by phone or concierge introduction.

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