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This is our restaurant’s signature full-course meal, blending traditional kappo techniques with elegant French culinary methods. The star of the show is “Matsusaka beef,” used generously throughout the meal. From the appetizer to the warm starter inspired by hachis parmentier, and on to the main course of poêlé served with Kyoto vegetables, you’ll be able to savor its rich umami in a variety of preparations. Furthermore, the menu features a symphony of carefully selected seasonal ingredients, including appetizers that engage all five senses with seafood delicacies such as kombu-cured fresh fish, bigfin reef squid, abalone, and karasumi, as well as a salmon mi-cuit that perfectly balances clam broth and basil miso. To conclude the meal, we offer “Sea Bream Chazuke” with the aromatic fragrance of Rausu kelp, followed by a beautiful fusion of Japanese and Western-style desserts.
This is our restaurant’s signature full-course meal, blending traditional kappo techniques with elegant French culinary methods. The star of the show is “Matsusaka beef,” used generously throughout the meal. From the appetizer to the warm starter inspired by hachis parmentier, and on to the main course of poêlé served with Kyoto vegetables, you’ll be able to savor its rich umami in a variety of preparations. Furthermore, the menu features a symphony of carefully selected seasonal ingredients, including appetizers that engage all five senses with seafood delicacies such as kombu-cured fresh fish, bigfin reef squid, abalone, and karasumi, as well as a salmon mi-cuit that perfectly balances clam broth and basil miso. To conclude the meal, we offer “Sea Bream Chazuke” with the aromatic fragrance of Rausu kelp, followed by a beautiful fusion of Japanese and Western-style desserts.
This is our restaurant’s signature full-course meal, blending traditional kappo techniques with the elegance of French cuisine. The star of the show is our generously portioned “Matsusaka beef.” From the luxurious sushi served as the first course, to the warm appetizer inspired by Hachis Parmentier, and on to the main course of pan-seared foie gras with Kyoto vegetables—prepared in various styles—you’ll be able to savor its rich umami flavor. Furthermore, a medley of carefully selected seasonal ingredients takes center stage, including appetizers that engage all five senses with seafood delicacies such as kombu-cured fresh fish, bigfin reef squid, abalone, and karasumi, as well as a mi-cuit salmon where caviar harmonizes exquisitely with clam broth and basil miso. To conclude the meal, we present “Sea Bream Chazuke” with the aromatic fragrance of Rausu kelp, followed by a beautiful dessert that blends Japanese and Western styles.
This is our restaurant’s signature full-course meal, blending traditional kappo techniques with elegant French culinary methods. The star of the show is “Matsusaka beef,” used generously throughout the meal. From the appetizer to the warm starter inspired by hachis parmentier, and on to the main course of poêlé served with Kyoto vegetables, you’ll be able to savor its rich umami in a variety of preparations. Furthermore, the menu features a symphony of carefully selected seasonal ingredients, including appetizers that engage all five senses with seafood delicacies such as kombu-cured fresh fish, bigfin reef squid, abalone, and karasumi, as well as a salmon mi-cuit that perfectly balances clam broth and basil miso. To conclude the meal, we offer “Sea Bream Chazuke” with the aromatic fragrance of Rausu kelp, followed by a beautiful fusion of Japanese and Western-style desserts.
This is our restaurant’s signature full-course meal, blending traditional kappo techniques with the elegance of French cuisine. The star of the show is “Matsusaka beef,” used in generous portions. From the appetizer to the warm starter inspired by hachis parmentier, and on to the main course of poêlé served with Kyoto vegetables, you’ll be able to savor its rich umami in a variety of preparations. Furthermore, the menu features a symphony of carefully selected seasonal ingredients, including appetizers that engage all five senses with seafood delicacies such as kombu-cured fresh fish, bigfin reef squid, abalone, and karasumi, as well as a salmon mi-cuit that perfectly balances clam broth and basil miso. To conclude the meal, we offer “Sea Bream Chazuke” with the aromatic fragrance of Rausu kelp, followed by a beautiful fusion of Japanese and Western-style desserts.
This is our restaurant’s signature full-course meal, blending traditional kappo techniques with the elegance of French cuisine. The star of the show is our generously portioned “Matsusaka beef.” From the luxurious sushi served as the first course, to the warm appetizer inspired by Hachis Parmentier, and on to the main course of pan-seared foie gras with Kyoto vegetables—prepared in various styles—you’ll be able to savor its rich umami flavor. Furthermore, a medley of carefully selected seasonal ingredients takes center stage, including appetizers that engage all five senses with seafood delicacies such as kombu-cured fresh fish, bigfin reef squid, abalone, and karasumi, as well as a mi-cuit salmon where caviar harmonizes exquisitely with clam broth and basil miso. To conclude the meal, we present “Sea Bream Chazuke” with the aromatic fragrance of Rausu kelp, followed by a beautiful fusion of Japanese and Western-style desserts.
This is our restaurant’s signature full-course meal, blending traditional kappo techniques with the elegance of French cuisine. The star of the show is our generously portioned “Matsusaka beef.” From the luxurious sushi served as the first course, to the warm appetizer inspired by Hachis Parmentier, and on to the main course of pan-seared foie gras with Kyoto vegetables—prepared in various styles—you’ll be able to savor its rich umami flavor. Furthermore, a medley of carefully selected seasonal ingredients takes center stage, including appetizers that engage all five senses with seafood delicacies such as kombu-cured fresh fish, bigfin reef squid, abalone, and karasumi, as well as a mi-cuit salmon dish where caviar harmonizes exquisitely with clam broth and basil miso. To conclude the meal, we present “Sea Bream Chazuke” with the aromatic fragrance of Rausu kelp, followed by a beautiful fusion of Japanese and Western-style desserts.
This is our restaurant’s signature full-course meal, blending traditional kappo techniques with elegant French culinary methods. The star of the show is “Matsusaka beef,” used generously throughout the meal. From the appetizer to the warm starter inspired by hachis parmentier, and on to the main course of poêlé served with Kyoto vegetables, you’ll be able to savor its rich umami in a variety of preparations. Furthermore, the menu features a symphony of carefully selected seasonal ingredients, including appetizers that engage all five senses with seafood delicacies such as kombu-cured fresh fish, bigfin reef squid, abalone, and karasumi, as well as a salmon mi-cuit that perfectly balances clam broth and basil miso. To conclude the meal, we offer “Sea Bream Chazuke” with the aromatic fragrance of Rausu kelp, followed by a beautiful fusion of Japanese and Western-style desserts.
This is our restaurant’s signature full-course meal, blending traditional kappo techniques with elegant French culinary methods. The star of the show is “Matsusaka beef,” used generously throughout the meal. From the appetizer to the warm starter inspired by hachis parmentier, and on to the main course of poêlé served with Kyoto vegetables, you’ll be able to savor its rich umami in a variety of preparations. Furthermore, the menu features a symphony of carefully selected seasonal ingredients, including appetizers that engage all five senses with seafood delicacies such as kombu-cured fresh fish, bigfin reef squid, abalone, and karasumi, as well as a salmon mi-cuit that perfectly balances clam broth and basil miso. To conclude the meal, we offer “Sea Bream Chazuke” with the aromatic fragrance of Rausu kelp, followed by a beautiful fusion of Japanese and Western-style desserts.
Served with seasonal compote
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Brewery: Tomita Sake Brewery (Shiga) Junmai: Slightly Dry +5 Low Polished: Body ★★★ Single Heat Pasteurized: Acidity ★★★★ Kimoto: Umami ★★★★★ A junmai sake that brings out the inherent umami and depth of the ingredients without overly polishing the rice. It pairs well with dishes that have strong umami flavors, such as grilled fish seasoned with miso or dashi, making it a well-structured sake for food. Glass
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Brewery: Yoshikawa Brewing (Kanagawa) Junmai: Slightly Sweet -5 to ±0 Daiginjo: Body ★★ Single Pasteurization: Acidity ★★★★★ Water Method: Umami ★★★ A modern style sake with a refreshing aroma reminiscent of citrus and white grapes, and a crisp acidity. The aftertaste is clean and refreshing, making it a perfect match for dishes featuring herbs, seafood, and citrus. Glass
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France/Alsace region 100% Pinot Blanc Sweetness: ★ Body: ★★ Acidity: ★★★★ Tannins: ★ A dry white wine from Alsace with a soft fruit flavor reminiscent of white peach and pear, harmonized with beautiful minerality. It features refreshing acidity and a light mouthfeel, making it a great match for seafood dishes, appetizers, and Japanese cuisine. • Glass…1,600 yen • Bottle…8,800 yen
France/Rhône region Marsanne 70%, Roussanne 30% Sweetness: ★★ Body: ★★★★ Acidity: ★★★ Tannins: ★ White peach and apricot, with a hint of white flowers create a vibrant aroma, complemented by a subtle vanilla scent from the barrel. It has a rich fruit flavor and a full-bodied texture, with a smooth finish that pairs well with fish dishes and chicken dishes. ・Glass…2,000 yen ・Bottle…11,200 yen
France/Alsace region Gewurztraminer 100% Sweetness: ★★★ Body: ★★★ Acidity: ★★ Astringency: ★ A white wine with a charming floral aroma. The rich scent reminiscent of lychee, white flowers, and orange peel spreads widely, harmonizing with a slight sweetness and soft acidity. It pairs well not only with fish dishes but also with cheese. Bottle
France/Burgundy region 100% Chardonnay Sweetness: ★ Body: ★★★ Acidity: ★★★★★ Tannins: ★ A dry white wine made from the Premier Cru vineyard 'Fourchaume' in the Chablis region of Burgundy, France. It features a vibrant acidity and a refined finish, making it an excellent pairing with oysters and seafood dishes. Bottle
New Zealand / Marlborough region 100% Pinot Noir Sweetness: ★ Body: ★★ Acidity: ★★★★ Tannins: ★★ A 'fresh and fruity Pinot Noir' typical of New Zealand. It features a light mouthfeel, supple acidity, and delicate tannins, making it a great match for charcuterie, chicken dishes, and mushroom dishes. Bottle
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France/Bordeaux region Merlot 70%, Cabernet Franc 10%, Cabernet Sauvignon 10%, Malbec 10% Sweetness: ★ Body: ★★★★ Acidity: ★★★ A harmonious blend of ripe fruitiness primarily from Merlot with subtle spices and oak aroma. It features rounded tannins and a smooth mouthfeel, making it a great match for red meats and stews.
France/Savoie region Pinot Noir main flavor Sweetness: ★ Body: ★★ Acidity: ★★★★ Tannins: ★★ A light and delicate red wine. It has aromas of red fruits, with a hint of spice and gentle earthiness. The smooth texture and refreshing acidity are pleasant, making it easy to pair with a wide range of dishes. • Glass…2,400 yen • Bottle…13,100 yen
Italy / Piedmont Region 100% Nebbiolo Sweetness: ★ Body: ★★★★★ Acidity: ★★★★ Astringency: ★★★★★ A representative fine red wine from Italy's Piedmont. The 2020 Barolo is rated as attractive from a young age, with rich fruit flavors and refined tannins. It pairs well with beef, truffles, porcini, and aged cheese. Bottle
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