日本料理と日本酒 惠史
Satoshi
Experience seasonal Japanese dishes paired with a curated selection of sake in a serene, traditional setting.
Dining
Japanese Cuisine, Fine Dining, Kyoto Restaurants
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Satoshi offers a refined dining experience, focusing on seasonal Japanese cuisine complemented by an extensive sake selection. Housed in a renovated traditional Japanese building, the restaurant provides a tranquil atmosphere adorned with antique furnishings and Japanese ceramics. The chef, with 17 years of experience at the renowned Wakuden in Kyoto, presents a daily-changing menu that begins with a three-course omakase, followed by à la carte options. Signature dishes include charcoal-grilled selections like Ise lobster and eel, as well as a healthy mackerel sushi made with a blend of Sasanishiki and ancient red rice. Reservations are recommended.
Facilities & Services
- Seasonal Omakase Menu
- Extensive Sake Selection
- Traditional Japanese Ambiance
- Reservations Recommended
- Private Dining Rooms Available
Contact
Address:
471-2 Miyagicho, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto, 604-8275
Phone:
075-708-6321
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