Maki Takasegawa
高瀬川 槇
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A restaurant offering exquisite dishes that blend the flavors of Uwajima and Kyoto
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To ensure you enjoy Uwajima Tai-meshi to the fullest, we prepare it using Maki’s unique cooking method in a clay pot. We cook the white rice “slightly firm”—“so that each grain stands out distinctly, giving it a distinct texture and a glossy finish.” Please note that the selection of dishes is subject to change depending on availability, the season, and weather conditions.
The largest catch of bonito in Shikoku, the bonito from Fukura Fishing Port in Ainan Town, Ehime Prefecture. It is characterized by its firm and chewy texture, with no unpleasant smell. For sashimi and tataki, we recommend using salt.
Line-caught horse mackerel and mackerel, kept in a tank for one day to relieve stress.
The caught striped horse mackerel is kept swimming in a tank for a day to relieve stress.
The sea bream caught by fishing is aged to enhance its flavor.
We are sourcing red sea urchin from Nakajima Town, Fukujima Island in the Seto Inland Sea (seasonal limited)
The best bonito catch in Shikoku, from Fukura Fishing Port, served with bonito, cutlet, and tartar sauce!
This is a thick fried horse mackerel, please enjoy it with salt.
Premium Malt
Ebisu / Master's Dream
Fresne X (375ml)
Laurent-Perrier Cuvee (375ml)
All Free
This juice is freshly squeezed just for our shop from the mikan orchard of the owner's brother. It is a rich mikan juice that is not available in stores.
