Here, we slow the pace with a gentle dish—either a cool hiyashihachi or a warm, comforting onmono. Selected based on seasonal ingredients, this course offers a quiet, calming moment in your dining journey.
Hassun – A Taste of the Season
The centerpiece of the meal: hassun, a vibrant arrangement of small seasonal bites. Each dish is crafted to reflect the time of year, both in flavor and appearance. From the colors to the plate itself, everything is designed to bring joy to your senses.
Ichiju Sansai – A Modern Beginning
We start with ichiju sansai—one soup, two dishes—the foundation of Japanese cuisine. Inspired by the cha-kaiseki ritual of “four bowls,” this course invites you to open each lidded bowl at once and experience the beginning of your meal with all five senses. Seasonal ingredients and careful preparation set the tone for what’s to come.
Main Course – Where East Meets West
Our main course brings together Japanese ingredients and French-inspired techniques. This is where tradition meets creativity—where rich flavors, beautiful plating, and a touch of surprise come together in harmony.
Matcha & Sweet – A Peaceful Finish
We end with a handcrafted seasonal dessert and freshly prepared matcha, made in front of you. The quiet ritual of tea, the sound of water, and the scent of matcha create a serene conclusion to your experience.
Rice Dish – A Gentle Ending
The final savory course is a simple rice dish, such as sushi or ochazuke. It’s light, aromatic, and designed to bring balance and closure to your meal—an elegant return to the roots of Japanese cuisine.
Sashimi – Pure Ingredients, Skilled Hands
Next, enjoy fresh sashimi that reflects the beauty of the season. We import the best fish from Japan weekly and prepare each cut with expert precision. Sometimes served salad-style, this course highlights the balance between natural flavor and thoughtful presentation.
Vegetarian Options
Vegetarian options are available. Please speak with a Cast Member at the location for more information.
Sake - Honjozo
Hakkaisan Tokubetsu - Niigata, Japan
$75.00
Nigori "Sacred Mist" - Okayama, Japan
$80.00
Sake - Junmai
DAN - Yamanashi, Japan
$105.00
Hakkaisan Tokubetsu - Niigata, Japan
$81.00
Shichida - Saga, Japan
$110.00
Suijin - Iwate, Japan
$89.00
Sake - Junmai Daiginjo
Dassai 23 - Yamaguchi, Japan
$260.00
Dassai 39 - Yamaguchi, Japan
$138.00
Dassai 45 - Yamaguchi, Japan
$75.00
Hakkaisan 45 - Niigata, Japan
$110.00
IWA
$492.00
Junmai Daiginjo - Kubota Manju - Niigata
$236.00
KEN - Fukushima, Japan
$244.00
Kubota - Niigata, Japan
$110.00
Sake - Junmai Ginjo
Fukuju - Hyogo, Japan
$119.00
Kubota Senju - Niigata, Japan
$81.00
Kuroushi - Wakayama, Japan
$213.00
Moon on the Water - Hiroshima, Japan
$105.00
Tomoju - Ibaragi, Japan
$93.00
Sake - Plum
Plum Liqueur Mito no Kairaku Enultra premium 5 year - Ibaragi, Japan
$178.00
Sake - Sparkling
Charles Heidsieck Champagne Brut Reserve - Champagne, France
Here, we slow the pace with a gentle dish—either a cool hiyashihachi or a warm, comforting onmono. Selected based on seasonal ingredients, this course offers a quiet, calming moment in your dining journey.
Hassun – A Taste of the Season
The centerpiece of the meal: hassun, a vibrant arrangement of small seasonal bites. Each dish is crafted to reflect the time of year, both in flavor and appearance. From the colors to the plate itself, everything is designed to bring joy to your senses.
Ichiju Sansai – A Modern Beginning
We start with ichiju sansai—one soup, two dishes—the foundation of Japanese cuisine. Inspired by the cha-kaiseki ritual of “four bowls,” this course invites you to open each lidded bowl at once and experience the beginning of your meal with all five senses. Seasonal ingredients and careful preparation set the tone for what’s to come.
Main Course – Where East Meets West
Our main course brings together Japanese ingredients and French-inspired techniques. This is where tradition meets creativity—where rich flavors, beautiful plating, and a touch of surprise come together in harmony.
Matcha & Sweet – A Peaceful Finish
We end with a handcrafted seasonal dessert and freshly prepared matcha, made in front of you. The quiet ritual of tea, the sound of water, and the scent of matcha create a serene conclusion to your experience.
Rice Dish – A Gentle Ending
The final savory course is a simple rice dish, such as sushi or ochazuke. It’s light, aromatic, and designed to bring balance and closure to your meal—an elegant return to the roots of Japanese cuisine.
Sashimi – Pure Ingredients, Skilled Hands
Next, enjoy fresh sashimi that reflects the beauty of the season. We import the best fish from Japan weekly and prepare each cut with expert precision. Sometimes served salad-style, this course highlights the balance between natural flavor and thoughtful presentation.
Vegetarian Options
Vegetarian options are available. Please speak with a Cast Member at the location for more information.
Sake - Honjozo
Hakkaisan Tokubetsu - Niigata, Japan
$75.00
Nigori "Sacred Mist" - Okayama, Japan
$80.00
Sake - Junmai
DAN - Yamanashi, Japan
$105.00
Hakkaisan Tokubetsu - Niigata, Japan
$81.00
Shichida - Saga, Japan
$110.00
Suijin - Iwate, Japan
$89.00
Sake - Junmai Daiginjo
Dassai 23 - Yamaguchi, Japan
$260.00
Dassai 39 - Yamaguchi, Japan
$138.00
Dassai 45 - Yamaguchi, Japan
$75.00
Hakkaisan 45 - Niigata, Japan
$110.00
IWA
$492.00
Junmai Daiginjo - Kubota Manju - Niigata
$236.00
KEN - Fukushima, Japan
$244.00
Kubota - Niigata, Japan
$110.00
Sake - Junmai Ginjo
Fukuju - Hyogo, Japan
$119.00
Kubota Senju - Niigata, Japan
$81.00
Kuroushi - Wakayama, Japan
$213.00
Moon on the Water - Hiroshima, Japan
$105.00
Tomoju - Ibaragi, Japan
$93.00
Sake - Plum
Plum Liqueur Mito no Kairaku Enultra premium 5 year - Ibaragi, Japan
$178.00
Sake - Sparkling
Charles Heidsieck Champagne Brut Reserve - Champagne, France