Chakaiseki Sushi
Chakaiseki Sushi
Kaiseki
From a classical light meal to the modern course dinners that came after it, Chakaiseki Zushi expresses its namesake beautifully.
Restaurant Details
Located in Shirokanedai, which lies among the upper-crust wards of Minato and neighboring Meguro, this humble teahouse is somehow draped in an air of exclusivity. Step through the simple entrance — almost indistinguishable from the houses surrounding it — and a neat countertop with just five seats drives home the private nature of a meal at Chakaiseki Zushi.
Originally, chakaiseki was served as a light meal of simple dishes that opened a formal tea ceremony. The kanji for this form of kaiseki reflects the practice of slipping a warmed stone between the folds of one’s kimono — light, but also solid enough to retain heat and comfort the user.
The arrangement of small dishes, the red-vinegared sushi rice, and fresh ingredients are carefully considered to best express simple, pure flavors. Any guest who spends precious time with this cuisine is bound to come away with a deeper understanding of Japan and its traditions.
Chakaiseki Sushi Access Info
Chakaiseki Zushi is located a 10-minute walk from Shirokanedai Station.
Chakaiseki Sushi Phone Number
Chakaiseki Sushi Business Days
Chakaiseki Sushi Address
5-chōme-2-22 Shirokanedai, Minato City, Tokyo 108-0071, Japan
Chakaiseki Sushi Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 48 hours before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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