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  • Yoshimichi Hirai

  • Read the article: House-made ponzu monkfish liver, grated turnip, amigasa yuzu, squid kombu-jime, sweet shrimp kombu-jime, salt ponzu, bottarga

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    House-made ponzu monkfish liver, grated turnip, amigasa yuzu, squid kombu-jime, sweet shrimp kombu-jime, salt ponzu, bottarga

    We have prepared a selection of homemade delicacies that are sure to please customers who enjoy dri…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • January
    • creamy
    • ¥350

    • Cook time 2 hr

  • Read the article: Salmon Roe in Golden Marinade, Hairy Crab Spring Rolls, Amigasa Yuzu, Shrimp Kōsen-age, King Oyster Mushroom Age-ni, Lotus Root Itoko-ni, Senpōshi Oyster Slow-Poached in Oil

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Salmon Roe in Golden Marinade, Hairy Crab Spring Rolls, Amigasa Yuzu, Shrimp Kōsen-age, King Oyster Mushroom Age-ni, Lotus Root Itoko-ni, Senpōshi Oyster Slow-Poached in Oil

    Taking aroma as the theme, I present these by building on my everyday work. These are sake accompaniments expressing 'the scent of winter.' For ikura…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • elegant
    • Serves 1 · ¥800

    • Cook time 1 min

  • Read the article: Butterfish Saikyo-Yaki, Scallop in Sake-Lees and Shuto Marinade, Kuruma Shrimp

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Butterfish Saikyo-Yaki, Scallop in Sake-Lees and Shuto Marinade, Kuruma Shrimp

    Since aroma was the theme given to us, I'd like to introduce it by building on our everyday work. This time it's the fragrance of smoke. For the…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • highlights the ingredients' natural quality
    • Serves 1 · ¥1,200

    • Cook time 2 min

  • Read the article: Firefly squid simmered in shuto, sea bream milt in savory broth, grilled bamboo shoot, two-tone dyed lotus root, green peas simmered to a jade-green hue

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Firefly squid simmered in shuto, sea bream milt in savory broth, grilled bamboo shoot, two-tone dyed lotus root, green peas simmered to a jade-green hue

    For the firefly squid shuto-simmered, firefly squid spoils quickly and is difficult for the younger kitchen staff to manage, so it is simmered in a…

    • Hors d'oeuvre
    • May
  • Read the article: Sous-Vide Duck

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Sous-Vide Duck

    This is the additional hearty course. For the sous-vide duck, the duck is soaked for fifteen minutes in Kankyō Shuzō's 'liquid shio-kōji' — a…

    • Vinegared / hearty / closing / palate-cleanser / extra course
    • May
  • Read the article: Hoshiko fish-paste dumpling, kuzu-dusted clam, daikon

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Hoshiko fish-paste dumpling, kuzu-dusted clam, daikon

    This is a unique winter soup dish that uses Hoshiko dried roe, a luxury delicacy, as the topping, a…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • January
    • lingering finish
    • ¥520

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Ise Lobster in Sesame Miso

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Ise Lobster in Sesame Miso

    Since aroma was the theme given to us, I'd like to introduce it by building on our everyday work. This time it's the fragrance of sesame. This is…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • rich and full-bodied
    • Serves 1 · ¥1,300

    • Cook time 30 min

  • Read the article: Eggplant Hakata Set in Jelly, Grilled Two-Color Asparagus, Wagyu Mineoka-Style Shabu-Shabu Wrapped in Lettuce, Saimaki Shrimp with Okutama Wasabi Pickle

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Eggplant Hakata Set in Jelly, Grilled Two-Color Asparagus, Wagyu Mineoka-Style Shabu-Shabu Wrapped in Lettuce, Saimaki Shrimp with Okutama Wasabi Pickle

    This is the hassun course. For the eggplant Hakata-style set in jelly, the eggplant is peeled, cut, and slowly deep-fried in 150°C oil, then the oil…

    • Vinegared / hearty / closing / palate-cleanser / extra course
    • May
    • ¥716

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Filefish, Grilled Matsutake Mushroom, Cauliflower Mushroom

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Filefish, Grilled Matsutake Mushroom, Cauliflower Mushroom

    Since aroma was the theme given to us, I'd like to introduce it by building on our everyday work. Rather than the bold, assertive fragrance of…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • texture
    • Serves 1 · ¥800

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Whelk and surf clam simmered assortment

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Whelk and surf clam simmered assortment

    Since aroma was the theme given to us, I'd like to introduce it by building on our everyday work. This time it's the fragrance of blended miso…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • texture
    • Serves 1 · ¥500

    • Cook time 3 hr

  • Read the article: Fukuoka Corn Puree Sauce, Soy Milk Corn Tofu

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Fukuoka Corn Puree Sauce, Soy Milk Corn Tofu

    This is the sakizuke course. For the Fukuoka corn puree sauce, the kernels are removed from the corn and the cobs are placed in a tray with…

    • Opening appetizer
    • May
    • ¥249

    • Cook time 2 hr

  • Read the article: Bamboo shoot dressed with sansho leaf, squid cherry-blossom sushi, Japanese halfbeak and asparagus roll, strawberry-style ark clam egg-yolk sushi, small kuruma prawn marinated in red-yeast-rice miso, taro stem pickled in rice-starch liquid, green pea jelly, sakura-scented lily bulb twisted into a bundle, purple sweet-potato sakura mochi, and lily-bulb petals

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Bamboo shoot dressed with sansho leaf, squid cherry-blossom sushi, Japanese halfbeak and asparagus roll, strawberry-style ark clam egg-yolk sushi, small kuruma prawn marinated in red-yeast-rice miso, taro stem pickled in rice-starch liquid, green pea jelly, sakura-scented lily bulb twisted into a bundle, purple sweet-potato sakura mochi, and lily-bulb petals

    For the strawberry-style akagai egg-yolk sushi, rinsing the akagai briefly in warm water at about 50°C and then firming it in ice makes the sliminess…

    • Hors d'oeuvre
    • April
  • Read the article: Wild Red Sea Bream from the Genkai Sea, Grilled with Shio-Kōji

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Wild Red Sea Bream from the Genkai Sea, Grilled with Shio-Kōji

    This is the grilled course. For the wild red sea bream from the Genkai Sea grilled with shio-koji, the sea bream is filleted into three pieces…

    • Grilled dish
    • May
    • ¥536

    • Cook time 2 hr

  • Read the article: Oxtail milky white broth, new potato and rice-dumpling oxtail terrine

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Oxtail milky white broth, new potato and rice-dumpling oxtail terrine

    This is the soup course. For the oxtail paitan broth, 500g of beef oxtail is soaked in fresh water for a day to remove the blood. The next day, it is…

    • Clear-soup course / clear soup
    • May
    • ¥204

    • Cook time 3 hr

  • Read the article: Horsehair crab shinjo

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Horsehair crab shinjo

    This is a clear-soup course. For the horsehair crab shinjo, the crab is steamed for thirty minutes as soon as it comes in, then picked from the…

    • Clear-soup course / clear soup
    • May
  • Read the article: Seared Hoshiko Shinjo

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Seared Hoshiko Shinjo

    Taking aroma as the theme, I focus here on 'the scent of shijimi clams and first-extraction dashi.' Rather than the bold, hit-you-in-the-face aromas…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • elegant
    • Serves 1 · ¥500

    • Cook time 3 hr

  • Read the article: Smoked Bonito, Seared Live Conger Eel

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Smoked Bonito, Seared Live Conger Eel

    This is a vinegared course. For the smoked bonito, we smoke the silver skin of bonito that has been briefly blanched in hot water. Line a frying pan…

    • Vinegared / hearty / closing / palate-cleanser / extra course
    • May
  • Read the article: Soybean pulp salad, mountain yam somen, ark shell simmered with strawberry, spring cabbage with fish milt cream, mugwort-and-whitefish mixture, marinated

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Soybean pulp salad, mountain yam somen, ark shell simmered with strawberry, spring cabbage with fish milt cream, mugwort-and-whitefish mixture, marinated

    The shiitake mushroom accompanying the okara salad develops more umami once it has been frozen. For the akagai simmered with strawberry — since I'm…

    • Hors d'oeuvre
    • April
  • Read the article: Oil-seared Japanese Black Wagyu beef

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Oil-seared Japanese Black Wagyu beef

    The varied side-dish course is oil-seared wagyu beef. I learned this method, called oil-searing, from my father. Line a clay pot with scrap…

    • Deep-fried dish / fried dish
    • April
  • Read the article: Alfonsino and shrimp fragrant grill, fat greenling Yoshino-style grill

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Alfonsino and shrimp fragrant grill, fat greenling Yoshino-style grill

    This is a grilled course. For the alfonsino and shrimp fragrant grill: alfonsino stays tender and plump even when grilled, but I wanted some crackle…

    • Grilled dish
    • May
  • Read the article: Alfonsino baked with sake lees and cheese

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Alfonsino baked with sake lees and cheese

    As for the sake lees used in the kinmedai baked with sake lees and cheese: I obtain top-grade sake lees from breweries scattered around Kimitsu and…

    • Grilled dish
    • April
  • Read the article: Crab pureed soup with light kuzu thickening, clam fish-paste dumpling

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Crab pureed soup with light kuzu thickening, clam fish-paste dumpling

    This dish is the clam shinjo soup course. I felt that a plain ushio-jiru, a clear broth seasoned simply with salt, made only with clams would be…

    • Clear-soup course / clear soup
    • April
  • Read the article: Pan-seared kuzu cake with roasted soybean flour

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Pan-seared kuzu cake with roasted soybean flour

    This is the dessert course. For the kuzu-yaki with kinako, 1kg of large-grain azuki beans is boiled and drained three times, then from the fourth…

    • Sweets / dessert / fruit
    • May
    • ¥93

    • Cook time 30 min

  • Read the article: Simmered okara, bamboo shoot simmered with bonito flakes, Manila clam simmered with ginger, tuna in a mustard vinegar-miso dressing

    Asakusa Teahouse Ichimatsu

    Yoshimichi Hirai

    Simmered okara, bamboo shoot simmered with bonito flakes, Manila clam simmered with ginger, tuna in a mustard vinegar-miso dressing

    At ryokan (traditional Japanese inns), where word-of-mouth reviews have a major impact on sales, breakfast is also an important aspect, so this time…

    • April

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