Chef Daisuke Hayashi - formerly of Tokimeitē and Sake No Hana - showcases Kaiseki or kaiseki-ryōri dining - a traditional multi-course Japanese style of dining. Hayashi is one of the only masters of the Kaiseki tradition globally, and the first to bring this spectacular form of Japanese cuisine to London. This exciting interactive Japanese style of dining features a ten-course menu of tantalisingly fresh, seasonal produce - priced at £190 per person.
Having trained at the renowned three-Michelin-starred Kikunoi Ryotei restaurant in Kyoto from the age of eighteen, Chef Hayashi is now at the forefront of the next generation of Japanese chefs applying a modern, progressive approach to this revered gastronomic culture. The interior, built in Kyoto, has been assembled by the world's leading experts in Sukiya design - which favours small, modest spaces designed with natural materials.
Traditional Japanese multi-course meal
Discover Bo-sen ( named after the tea room of the tea master Kobori Enshu in 16th century, located in the Daitokuji Temple in Kyoto) - an intimate downstairs dining space-seating just eight diners. On offer is an à la carte menu alongside a menu of more than 500 wines and sakes.
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