cuisine
- Japanese
- Kaiseki
Cha-Kaiseki
area
- Shinjuku
- Yotsuya
Access
1 minute from Marunouchi Line Yotsuya-sanchome station
Good For
- Private Room
- Non-Smoking Seats
- Kids Menu
- English Menu
Concept :
Cha-kaiseki cuisine is a full course meal served in a formal tea ceremony and it is a principal of Japanese cuisine. It places a great emphasis on seasonal ingredients to showcase their flavor and give a sense of the season, as well as presentation, including tableware and flowers displayed in the room. The essence of kaiseki is to entertain the guests with a heart of hospitality. The original form of kaiseki cuisine impacted by Zen is considered to date back to the Azuchi-Momoyama Period (1573-1603). To entertain guests wholeheartedly, Cha-kaiseki is prepared with great care and time, starting with sourcing the best ingredients. Therefore, Kobikicho OONO accepts only one group of up to 6 people per day with reservations made at least one week in advance. The owner, Tomoyuki Oono, was born and raised in a Japanese restaurant family in Ginza-Kobikicho and has cultivated a delicate sense of taste by enjoying delicious, high-quality food from a young age. After graduating from cooking school, he trained at a famous Cha-kaiseki restaurant and learned not only the cuisine, but also the etiquette and customs. He opened this restaurant to let people enjoy the culture of the tea ceremony more casually.Key Points :
OONO’s Omakase Course is served in accordance with the flow of Cha-kaiseki. It starts with rice, followed by shiru (soup), mukouzuke (sashimi), nimonowan (simmered dish), yakimono (grilled dish), shiizakana (simmered/dressed dishes), kozuimono (clear soup), hassun (assorted seasonal side dishes), ko-no-mono (pickled vegetables), yuto (rice), amami (dessert) and USUCHA-Tin Tea to round out the meal. It is served in a similar way that resembles the way a host entertains guests at a tea ceremony. At Kobikicho OONO, even without knowledge about the formal etiquette of a tea ceremony, diners can savor the cuisine in a relaxed and cozy atmosphere and enjoy tea in a ceremony room after the meal; something that is popular among foreign guests. With the restaurant available for reservations 24 hours a day, guest will feel like VIPs as they enjoy hearty hospitality and authentic Cha-kaiseki cuisine in a casual setting, making for an unforgettable experience at Kobikicho OONO.
Recommended Dishes :
Courses are available for ￥11,000 (4 people~), ￥13,200 (3 people~), ￥16,500 (3 people~) and ￥22,000 (2 people~) and ingredients and the number of dishes vary according to the price. Each course includes kaiseki dishes based on a set of one soup and three dishes with seasonal ingredients and home-cultivated vegetables, a cup of sake, tea ceremony experience and souvenir. Tea ceremony events are held irregularly to offer more opportunities for more people, who may not be familiar with the tea ceremony, to enjoy the taste of matcha and experience a tea ceremony. Once the guests choose their favorite tea bowl, the owner makes USUCHA-Thin Tea (￥450) using matcha ordered from Kyoto that is served with homemade Japanese sweets (￥100~).
- Address:
- 3-6 Yotsuya, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
- Access:
- 1 minute from Marunouchi Line Yotsuya-sanchome station
- Telephone:
- 03-3353-5455 (Please mention JAPAN RESTAURANT.net for making reservations)
- Hours:
- Monday to Sunday, 24 hours (reservations required) Reservation only, opens any time upon request.
- Closed On:
- Seating:
- 6
- Website:
- http://tyatyatyatya.blogspot.com/
- Credit cards accepted:
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