Food and drinks
- Alcohol Served
- Beer available
- Wine available
- Lunch menu available
- Dinner menu available
- Dessert available
01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
About this place
Rather than layering on showy ingredients, the kaiseki at Mitsuyasu makes understated use of what is in season. It suits diners who want to take their time over a meal built on restraint. Visitors have singled out the hassun, a selection of small dishes made entirely with vegetables, and the white miso soup served at the end of the meal. They also note the pleasure of taking in the dishware with each course.
Some diners mention the sobagaki as a particularly memorable dish. Within a menu shaped by seasonal ingredients, the meal offers time to appreciate the character of each one. Visitors have also enjoyed pairing the food with sake, which is available; choosing a drink to accompany the courses could be a pleasing part of the experience.
Visitors report that seating is limited. Reservations are possible, so it is worth enquiring early if you are planning dinner. Payment is cash only.
