御料理 古川
Furukawa
A two-Michelin-starred kaiseki restaurant in Fukuoka, offering seasonal multi-course Japanese dining in an elegant setting.
Dining
Kaiseki Restaurant, Michelin-Starred, Japanese Cuisine
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Oryori Furukawa, established in July 2018, is a renowned kaiseki restaurant in Fukuoka that has earned two Michelin stars. Chef Makoto Furukawa, after honing his skills in Osaka and Fukuoka, presents a menu that highlights the finest seasonal ingredients, reflecting the rich culinary traditions of Japan. The restaurant emphasizes the spirit of omotenashi (hospitality), ensuring each guest experiences a memorable dining journey. The interior features a harmonious blend of traditional and modern design elements, creating an intimate atmosphere for guests. Reservations are required to enjoy this exquisite culinary experience.
Facilities & Services
Intimate Counter and Private Room Seating
Seasonal Kaiseki Menu
Extensive Selection of Sake and Wines
Reservations Required
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