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  • Kaiseki cuisine

  • Read the article: Ayu Arai, Octopus and Summer-Vegetable Nanban Jelly, Chilled Scallop-and-Cauliflower Purée

    Ayu Arai, Octopus and Summer-Vegetable Nanban Jelly, Chilled Scallop-and-Cauliflower Purée

    Naturally I wanted diners to savor the season, but I also wanted to offer a kind of psychological healing — settling summer fatigue and bringing a…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • June
    • cute
    • Serves 1 · ¥700

    • Cook time 30 min

  • Read the article: Seaside-style grilled abalone

    Waketokuyama

    Hiromitsu Nozaki

    Seaside-style grilled abalone

    • Kaiseki cuisine
  • Read the article: Lapis-blue eggplant, eggplant with pounded-soybean dressing, vine-ripened pickled eggplant (the eggplant myth)

    Otemachi Tokyo Kaikan

    Lapis-blue eggplant, eggplant with pounded-soybean dressing, vine-ripened pickled eggplant (the eggplant myth)

    This is the Eggplant Myth course. Lapis-blue eggplant is simmered together with pickled plum to drive off its moisture, becoming a color-set simmered…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • August
    • ¥760

    • Cook time 25 min

  • Read the article: Alfonsino pressed sushi, mackerel sushi, crab sushi in a twisted egg crepe

    Wakakomakai KKR Hotel Tokyo

    Alfonsino pressed sushi, mackerel sushi, crab sushi in a twisted egg crepe

    This is a celebratory New Year tiered box. It was designed to be colorful and to keep well, so that families gathered together could enjoy a relaxed…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • January
    • ¥3,200

    • Cook time 1 days

  • Read the article: Swordtip squid nigiri, salt, sudachi

    Ebisu Sushi Shinobu

    Kazuya Shinobu

    Swordtip squid nigiri, salt, sudachi

    By scoring it finely with the knife, we increase the squid's surface area, making its umami easier to sense on the tongue. We want guests to fully…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Summer
  • Read the article: Charcoal-Seared Ise Lobster, Shabu-Style

    Hotel Nikko Tokyo Japanese Restaurant "Sakura"

    Shinji Kajiwara

    Charcoal-Seared Ise Lobster, Shabu-Style

    This is charcoal-seared Ise lobster (ise-ebi), shabu-style, with Toma-miso sauce. The Toma-miso sauce is made by slowly simmering tomato, then adding…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • August
    • Serves 1 · ¥1,620

    • Cook time 20 min

  • Read the article: Abalone sake-simmered to a plump finish

    Ginza 1864

    Abalone sake-simmered to a plump finish

    This is small dish (1). Crack the soft-cooked egg, held at a controlled low temperature similar to onsen tamago, about three hours before service…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • May
  • Read the article: Sakura Shrimp

    Akasaka/Akasaka Hikawa

    Masaru Tanaka

    Sakura Shrimp

    You might not think spring cabbage suits somen (thin wheat noodles), but if you remove the core, slice it to about the thickness of flat wheat…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • March
  • Read the article: Alfonsino kenchin-style roll, cod roe sunrise roll, glazed simmered dried cod

    Wakakomakai KKR Hotel Tokyo

    Alfonsino kenchin-style roll, cod roe sunrise roll, glazed simmered dried cod

    This is the simmered course. We prepared three kinds. First is imobō, one of Kyoto's famous dishes — dried cod simmered together with ebi-imo taro…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • January
  • Read the article: Steamed chicken breast roast with Japanese parsley and Inca no Mezame potato, mustard-dressed; beef rib-eye, kuzu-frosted; beef sirloin, fine julienne

    Ningyocho Imahan

    Steamed chicken breast roast with Japanese parsley and Inca no Mezame potato, mustard-dressed; beef rib-eye, kuzu-frosted; beef sirloin, fine julienne

    In place of sliced raw fish, I devised three dishes that can be eaten in a raw-like style as a stand-in for sashimi — three facing dishes. For the…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • January
  • Read the article: Snow-foam fritter

    Komoikai

    Snow-foam fritter

    The awase-zakana (accompanying course), awayuki-age, is made by grating turnip, folding in egg white, shaping it around the filling, and dusting it…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • December
  • Read the article: End-of-season pike conger cracker, shrimp cracker, maple-leaf wheat gluten cracker, ginkgo-leaf sweet potato cracker

    The New Okura, Yokohama

    Toru Kato

    End-of-season pike conger cracker, shrimp cracker, maple-leaf wheat gluten cracker, ginkgo-leaf sweet potato cracker

    For the first of the seasonal dishes, the shrimp cracker uses tiger prawns. We peel them, butterfly the flesh open, dust it with starch, pound it…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • October
  • Read the article: Taro, octopus, and kabocha: a refreshing summer assortment

    Ginza Que Sera Sera

    Taro, octopus, and kabocha: a refreshing summer assortment

    Pairs superbly with well-chilled champagne.

    • Kaiseki cuisine
  • Read the article: Fried Kamo Nasu Topped with Seared Raw Uni

    Ginza Que Sera Sera

    Fried Kamo Nasu Topped with Seared Raw Uni

    An absolute sure bet — the classic of classics.

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • dense and clinging
  • Read the article: Sakura shinjo

    Sakura shinjo

    The soup course is sakura shinjo. Raw fish flesh is thinned with kombu dashi, grated yamato-imo (a sticky mountain yam) is added, and desalted cherry…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Lotus root, burdock, carrot, sweet potato, small kuruma prawn, and conger eel

    Kanda Myojin Shrine Choseiden

    Lotus root, burdock, carrot, sweet potato, small kuruma prawn, and conger eel

    For the vinegared dish, the ingredients are first simmered in a thin, light vinegar-seasoned broth as an initial preparation. They are then made into…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Aigamo duck grilled in fruit juice

    Kanda Myojin Shrine Choseiden

    Aigamo duck grilled in fruit juice

    For the aigamo duck grilled in fruit juice, the pre-prepped aigamo duck is rinsed in an equal-parts, three-ingredient seasoning blend, cut into…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Shinsei Rakuno cheese hot pot, and more

    Chiba - Hotel Ichinomiya Seaside Otsuka

    Shinsei Rakuno cheese hot pot, and more

    The dish replacing the simmered course is the Shinsei Rakuno cheese hot pot. Shinsei Rakuno is a cheese that won first place two years running at the…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Clam and Cherry-Blossom Sesame Tofu

    Gotanda, Gosaku

    Clam and Cherry-Blossom Sesame Tofu

    For the soup course, clam and cherry-blossom sesame tofu: quickly heat the clams through, cut them with a knife, and wrap them in well-kneaded white…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Budding-themed steamed tilefish

    Sea Pomegranate

    Budding-themed steamed tilefish

    For the steamed dish, the tilefish "budding" steamed dish: we grind up every bone of the tilefish, down to the finest ones, and steam it with sake…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: A Pre-Meal Sip, Tomato Dewdrop

    Kagurazaka Shimakin

    A Pre-Meal Sip, Tomato Dewdrop

    As my parents own a traditional Japanese inn, I started out by creating a breakfast menu for guests…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • clean and refreshing
    • Serves 2 · ¥150

    • Cook time 20 min

  • Read the article: First Spring Storm, Sleet-Style Soup

    Tadahito Yumoto

    First Spring Storm, Sleet-Style Soup

    This is the soup course. For the First Spring Storm, Sleet-Style Soup, we added finely diced hosta shoots, shiitake mushroom, and carrot to the soup…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • March
    • ¥290

    • Cook time 20 min

  • Read the article: Shinshu Heritage Vegetable, Nezumi Daikon Simmered in Miso

    Nagano Yumoto Kamiyamada Hotel

    Tetsuo Komamura

    Shinshu Heritage Vegetable, Nezumi Daikon Simmered in Miso

    This is the simmered course. A pungent heritage daikon is traditionally grated into the dipping broth for oshibori soba, but this time we devised a…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • March
    • ¥480

    • Cook time 2 hr

  • Read the article: Isobe-style abalone, crinkled abalone, shaved dried abalone (the eggplant myth)

    Otemachi Tokyo Kaikan

    Isobe-style abalone, crinkled abalone, shaved dried abalone (the eggplant myth)

    This is the opening dish of the abalone course. For isobe-style abalone, the adductor muscle of the abalone is grated to make a ground abalone paste…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • August
    • ¥2,540

    • Cook time 1 hr

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