Hiroshima, Japan｜Michelin Restaurant Wild Taste｜Online Booking
Dine at Yashutaku, which offers a seasonal menu featuring fish from the Seto Inland Sea, Jersey beef from Nihonmatsu Ranch, and local vegetables. Known for its reasonable prices and warm hospitality, it delivers a high-quality dining experience with fresh ingredients and a comfortable atmosphere.
- Step into "Yashutaku," located just a 1-minute walk from Hiroshima Electric Railway Dobashi Station, which opened in 2016. Owner Mr. Takashi Sugimoto brings years of expertise, having trained for five years at Kyoto’s prestigious "Kikunoi," then further refined his skills in New Zealand. Upon returning to Hiroshima, he spent six and a half years at "Yamado" and other renowned locations, perfecting his craft.
- Admire the restaurant’s exterior, featuring tiled eaves, white wood, and glass sliding doors, paired with large white curtains to create a tranquil, inviting atmosphere. Inside, light green wallpaper and white wood enhance the airy, comfortable dining space, while an open kitchen design allows guests to watch the chef's meticulous cooking process up close.
Options
Deluxe kaiseki dinner
Additional Info
Children aged 0~11 are free, and prices for those over 12 are the same as adults. However, in order to facilitate the restaurant to control the number of people visiting the restaurant, please order based on the actual number of people.
What's included in Hiroshima, Japan｜Michelin Restaurant Wild Taste｜Online Booking
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ーRestaurant Introductionー
Savor the finest offerings at "Yashutaku," where the menu features fresh fish from the Seto Inland Sea, premium Jersey beef from Nihonmatsu Ranch, and locally sourced vegetables. This restaurant presents seasonal gourmet dishes, known for both its affordability and authentic hospitality. With top-quality ingredients and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere, "Yashutaku" ensures a memorable dining experience for every guest.
ーPackage Introductionー
- The deluxe kaiseki dinner
Savor a dinner that uses fish from the Seto Inland Sea region as much as possible and vegetables from the local area.
(The content is for reference only, the actual information provided by the store shall prevail.)
Inclusions
- Consumption tax
- Service charge
- Reservation fee
- Personal expenses
- Other expenses not mentioned above
- Please arrive at the designated location 15 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
- If you have any questions about the product content before or during the meal, please contact Over The Planet customer service.
- Please go to the restaurant according to the scheduled time. If you are late due to your own reasons, the dining time will not be extended and you will not be able to request a refund. Please be informed.
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- Michelin Restaurant Yashutaku
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Purchase Summary
- The set menu is for reference only. The ingredients may change due to the season. The actual meal content is subject to what is available on that day.
- We apologize for not being able to assign seats, as arrangements will be made by the store receptionist on the day.
- If you have any food allergies or taboos, please inform us in advance. We will not be able to make adjustments to the ingredients if you inform us on the day.
- Please dress appropriately and do not dress too casually (such as slippers, sandals, vests, shorts, suspenders, miniskirts, etc.). Pay special attention to the extremely strict dress requirements for French and Western restaurants. Male guests must wear a shirt with a collar on the upper body. or jacket, and the lower body must be worn with trousers (no jeans) and socks.
- If the guest fails to truthfully provide the reservation information (including but not limited to the number of reservations does not match the actual number of people, the number and age of minors are not provided), or fails to comply with Japanese dining etiquette (including but not limited to making loud noises, fighting, smoking, and drinking alcohol in the restaurant , webcasting or other activities that may affect the dining of others) shall be borne by the guests themselves.