Francese in uno spazio elegante fuso con la natura
Maison Kei è un luogo dove puoi gustare casualmente il sapore di Kei Kobayashi, il primo chef asiatico a ricevere tre stelle Michelin. Situato ai piedi del Monte Fuji a Gotemba, puoi godere di una cucina francese attentamente pensata in un ambiente tranquillo che trasmette un senso di fusione con la natura. Dalle grandi finestre puoi ammirare il Monte Fuji, e la possibilità di gustare la cucina francese in un'atmosfera di lusso rende l'esperienza ancora più affascinante.
In a bright interior where you can feel the warmth of wood, you can relax right away. The staff's response is refreshing, and I was able to spend my time comfortably. There are many choices for appetizers, and the presentation is very beautiful. In particular, the horse mackerel carpaccio highlights the quality of the ingredients and is very delicious. The handmade pasta has a wonderful aroma, and the combination with vegetables and white fish is excellent. The warm homemade bread also spreads the scent of wheat gently, adding another favorite to my list.
The presentation was wonderful, and it was very delicious. I believe that you can't go wrong with anything you order. Considering the quality, I thought the price was cheap. I plan to go for lunch next time. It was fully booked by reservation, so I recommend making a reservation before going.
The interior has large windows that let in plenty of light, making it a great place to enjoy the view. Each course is thoughtfully prepared, starting with an exciting assortment of appetizers. The snow crab risotto, with its good accents of cod milt and sakura shrimp, was very satisfying. The roasted pork is moist and juicy, pairing excellently with the vegetables. The beauty of the presentation and the variety of vegetables are also appealing, making it a feast for the eyes. The freshly baked bread, coffee, tea, and desserts were all carefully prepared, leaving me feeling happy until the very end.
Specialty soba made with spring water from Mount Fuji
Sobakatsu-tei is a renowned soba restaurant located in Gotemba, established in 1954. It is a direct store of the famous Katsu-mata Seimen, known for its homemade noodles, and offers specialty soba made with spring water from Mount Fuji. The interior exudes a traditional Japanese atmosphere, creating a friendly and relaxing space. The carefully crafted dashi and hand-made soba made from Hokkaido buckwheat flour provide an unforgettable taste that you won't want to miss.
I visited Toyomoto Cafe and Toyomoto Hall. Since it was a weekday, it was almost empty, and I was able to relax and forget about time. I had a hot dog set at the cafe and a sweet red bean soup at Toyomoto Hall. Both were delicious. Thank you for a wonderful time. I will come again.
In a spacious seat with partitions, you can enjoy grilled meat without worrying about those around you. It's exciting that you can smoothly place orders using a touch panel, and a robot brings the dishes to you. The thinly sliced short ribs are refreshing with grated daikon and ponzu, making you want to eat more and more. The thickly sliced beef tongue and beef neck are also pleasantly chewy, and I was very satisfied. The rice is fluffy and pairs perfectly with the meat. The cold ramen for the finale, along with the cheese tart, almond tofu with blueberry sauce, and warabi mochi served with ice cream, are all delicious and bring happiness.
A trattoria where you can enjoy authentic Italian cuisine
Trattoria Tavola offers authentic Italian dishes made with fresh seafood from Suruga Bay and local ingredients. Their signature Neapolitan pizza features a fragrant crust baked in a custom wood-fired oven. The interior is a spacious setting adorned with Italian tableware, allowing you to relax and enjoy your meal.
A Western-style restaurant shining with handmade demi-glace sauce
Kurousaemon is a Western-style restaurant renowned for its meticulously crafted demi-glace sauce. Characterized by its moist, traditional Japanese-style entrance, this establishment features a somewhat understated sign and is located away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The beef stew is astonishingly tender, and when enjoyed with the richly flavored demi-glace sauce, it brings a natural smile to your face. Retaining a hint of Japanese ambiance while offering the deep flavors of Western cuisine, this house restaurant is beloved by many food enthusiasts.