🙌 You can enjoy Omakase and Kaiseki from Fukuoka's Michelin 3-star chef at 'Nakahan' by conveniently making a reservation for the date and time even if you don't speak Japanese.
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BESTThe counter seats only 8 people, and it is quiet and not too fancy, but it is a place where each and every dish is a work of art. The chef served rice cooked in a cauldron with soybean paste soup, and it was so delicious. The sea bream sashimi was delicious, and the mushrooms were delicious too!
Meet in Fukuoka
Omakase from a Michelin 3-star chef
How about visiting this place hidden in a quiet residential area with a romantic view of the Nakasu River flowing through Fukuoka and enjoying the hearty cuisine of a Michelin 3-star chef?
This is a restaurant opened in Nakasu, Fukuoka by a chef from the Michelin 3-star restaurant Hyotei in Kyoto.
How about completing your enjoyable trip to Fukuoka with simple yet carefully prepared food?
From kaiseki course to omakase
Time for me
This restaurant delights guests with a variety of recipes, drawn from the chef's 50 years of experience. One of its greatest strengths is the choice of either kaiseki or omakase. Enjoy a moment of pure indulgence at this restaurant, where meticulous attention is paid not only to the food but also to the tableware used to serve it.
This restaurant is run by a chef who previously worked at a three-star Michelin restaurant, and you can feel the sincerity and dedication to the food. From the rice cooked in a cauldron just before the guests arrive, to the broth brewed from start to finish, which brings out the natural flavors of the ingredients, isn't every dish filled with sincerity and devotion?
Be sure to experience the thrill of discovering a hidden gem in an alley!
The taste of simplicity
Kaiseki cuisine is often characterized by its extravagance, but this restaurant, unlike typical kaiseki, pursues simplicity. Despite its simple appearance, the exquisite flavors that unfold in your mouth can make your time here feel fleeting. Despite its simplicity, the flavors of the ingredients are clearly brought out, making this restaurant even more luxurious.
Attention to detail
Another unique feature of this place is their dedication to the sake they pair with their food. Not only do they select beautiful, colorful dishes that enhance both the food and the flavor, but some of them are said to be over 400 years old. They also offer a selection of nihonshu, a Japanese sake that complements the restaurant's cuisine perfectly, so choose the one that best suits your taste.
Optional courses
Premium Kaiseki
Omakase
* Please refer to the official website for detailed menu.
address :
Fukuoka Chakaiseki Nakahan (Tea Ceremony Companion)
Japan 〒810-0002 Fukuoka, Chuo Ward, Nishinakasu, 3−19-2F BAYHILL COURT
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Directions:
5 minutes walk from Nakasu Kawabata Station on the Airport Line
5 minutes walk from Tenjin Minami Station on the Nanakuma Line
Reservation available times:
Dinner
18:00 - 20:00
* If you are more than 15 minutes late for your reservation time, your reservation may be cancelled and no refund will be given.
Closed:
Sundays and public holidays
* Please refer to the official website for detailed holiday information.
Japan 〒810-0002 Fukuoka, Chuo Ward, Nishinakasu, 3−19-2F BAYHILL COURT