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HAKU Kanazawa Cuisine|金澤じもの

Kanazawa, Ishikawa

HAKU serves a sushi-and-Wagyu omakase from a 30-seat counter on the 6th floor of Kanazawa FORUS, a short walk from Kanazawa Station.

Artistic presentation of fresh seafood and sashimi in a black bowl
  • Modern restaurant entrance with black wooden lattice doors and illuminated interior
  • Grilled crab in a bamboo leaf bowl served at a table overlooking city lights
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At a glance

Price
$$
Seats
30
Sake pairing
Yes

HAKU sits on the sixth floor of the Kanazawa FORUS building, just steps from Kanazawa Station, with counter seats that look out over the city by day and its lit skyline after dark. The kitchen builds a single omakase course around three elements: fresh seafood from the Hokuriku coast, selected Wagyu, and seasonal produce from Ishikawa Prefecture. Sushi and Wagyu are treated as equal parts of the meal rather than a starter-and-main pairing, and local vegetables are worked into the course rather than served as garnish.

The room holds 30 seats, split between open counter seating and a private room for guests who want a closed-off table. A sake pairing is available alongside the omakase course, matched to the seafood and Wagyu components of the meal. HAKU falls into the moderate price tier, positioning it as an accessible entry point for a counter-style omakase in Kanazawa rather than a special-occasion splurge.

HAKU is open every day from 11:00 to 22:00, covering lunch and dinner service without a midday closure. Reservations can be made by phone at 076-290-8265 or through the restaurant's TableCheck booking page, linked from its website. Given the counter format and limited seat count, booking ahead is advisable, particularly for dinner service or for guests wanting the private room.

Good to know

How do I book a seat at HAKU?
Call 076-290-8265 or use the restaurant's TableCheck booking page linked from haku-jimono.com.
What does the omakase cost?
HAKU is listed in the moderate price tier; specific course prices aren't published here, so confirm current rates when you reserve.
Is a private room available?
Yes. In addition to the 30-seat counter, HAKU has a private room for guests who prefer a closed-off table.
How do I get to HAKU?
The restaurant is on the sixth floor of Kanazawa FORUS at 3-1 Horikawashinmachi, a short walk from Kanazawa Station.
What are HAKU's hours?
HAKU is open daily from 11:00 to 22:00, with no listed midday break.

Details checked September 30, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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