About the cuisine
About Kaiseki cuisine
Japanese full-course dinner. There are two kaiseki cuisines with the same pronunciation in English. One is cha-kaiseki, the meal that accompanies tea ceremonies. We list the other kaiseki, which stands for the Japanese full course meal. Chefs arrange the whole course using ingredients of the season according to your specified budget and needs. More on Kaiseki...
About the station
About Omote-sando station
Omote-sando means a Broadway leading to a temple, where the temple in this case refers to Meiji Jingu Shrine. Located at the West of Central Tokyo, Omote-sando today is the home of top international designer's brand shops. Harajuku the Mecca of psychedelic fashion, is in walking distance, adding a sharp contrast to the high-fashion on Omotesando Avenue. There are many European restaurants in the area.
List of restaurants
 Name |
Walk |
Cuisine |
Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tamasaka | 13-min | Kaiseki |  |
| 2-21-11 Nishi-Azabu, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo | |||
| Seasonal Dining Gato | 6-min | Kaiseki | |
| Teracious Minami Aoyama Build. B1F, 5-51-6 Jingu-mae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo | |||
| KOO DINING | 14-min | Kaiseki | |
| Aoyama Raputa Annex 6F and 7F, 2-13-10 Minamiaoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo | |||