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Omakase · Est. 2019

Tokyo · Est. 2019

Omakase

Leave it to us.

The Menu

Seven courses.
One decision.

The kitchen decides. You arrive, you sit, you eat what the season has given us. No menu. No choices. Only the meal.

Single spoonful of Hokkaido uni on Mashiko stoneware against dark slate
CourseI

Amuse-Bouche

"Cold, briny, then a slow heat that builds behind the teeth."

Hokkaido uni · yuzu kosho · ice plant

Blurred motion of chef hands plating a dish in a professional kitchen
Steaming lacquered bowl of clear dashi broth with floating matsutake mushroom
CourseII

Soup Course

"Steam rises before you lift the lid. The dashi is eight hours old and it shows."

aged dashi · matsutake · sudachi

Charcoal-grilled fish fillet on handmade stoneware with green herb oil
CourseIII

Fish Course

"The fat in the fish has been coaxed, not forced. You taste the sea and then the smoke."

charcoal-kissed kinmedai · herb oil · pickled daikon

Charcoal grill flaring with orange flames in a dark kitchen

You already know you want this. Reserve your evening.

Wagyu beef slice resting on ceramic plate with fermented black garlic sauce
CourseIV

Meat Course

"Three bites. The third one is the one you'll remember in two weeks."

A5 wagyu · fermented black garlic · charred leek ash

Steam rising from pots in a dim professional kitchen with copper fixtures
Delicate Japanese dessert with matcha powder and persimmon gel on white ceramic
CourseV

Dessert

"Sweet, but quietly. The kind of sweetness that makes you pause mid-conversation."

persimmon · matcha · sesame snow

The Room

Forty seats.
No compromises.

Pendant lights salvaged from a 1962 Ginza kissaten. Every course on handmade Mashiko stoneware. The kind of room that makes people lower their voices without being asked.

Intimate dining room with pendant lights salvaged from a 1962 Ginza kissaten casting warm pools of light
Handmade Mashiko stoneware plate on dark linen tablecloth with single candle
Warm-lit private dining room with shoji screen panels and minimalist Japanese decor

Celebration

Anniversary dinners, proposals, birthdays that deserve more than a reservation at a restaurant — an evening that becomes the story you tell.

Tables of 2 · Flowers on request · Champagne pairing available

Corporate

Private dining for eight. No distractions, no posturing. Just a room that does the impressing for you while you focus on the conversation.

Private room · AV on request · Custom menus available

No occasion.

You read about us somewhere. You've been thinking about it for three weeks. That's enough. Some evenings don't need a reason.

Bar seating available · Solo dining welcome

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Those Who Have Sat

The evening speaks for itself.

"The kinmedai arrived at the precise moment I had stopped thinking about food and started simply being in the room. That is the rarest thing a kitchen can do."

Yuki HashimotoFood Editor, Saveur Japan

Press visit, November 2025

"We had been trying to find the right place for our tenth anniversary for months. A friend said to just book Omakase and stop looking. She was right. We stopped looking."

Margaret & Daniel OseiGuests

Anniversary dinner, September 2025

"I've hosted dinners at Michelin-starred restaurants across four countries. The private room here did something none of them managed — it made my clients forget they were being entertained."

Thomas NakamuraManaging Director, Arclight Capital

Private dining, December 2025

As featured in

SaveurThe Japan TimesEater TokyoCondé Nast TravellerKinfolk

You've seen the room

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Tables book eight weeks out. We keep twelve for last-minute guests who already know they should have planned ahead.

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