近江懐石 清元
Omi Kaiseki Kiyomoto
A refined kaiseki restaurant in Ogoto specializing in seasonal cuisine rooted in the Ōmi region's ingredients and traditions.
Dining
Kaiseki, Omi Cuisine
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Omi Kaiseki Kiyomoto offers a measured, traditional approach to Japanese dining, centered on the seasonal rhythms and regional flavors of Ōmi. The restaurant serves course-based kaiseki meals that unfold with careful pacing, moving from delicate appetizers to simmered, grilled, and steamed dishes designed to highlight ingredient quality and balance. Local produce, freshwater fish, and Ōmi beef appear throughout the menu, prepared with restraint and respect for seasonality. The dining rooms emphasize calm and privacy, with select spaces overlooking gardens that reinforce the sense of occasion. Service is formal yet attentive, guiding guests through each stage of the meal without interruption. Located in the Ogoto area of Ōtsu, Kiyomoto is a destination for guests seeking a composed kaiseki experience grounded in regional identity and classical technique.
Facilities & Services
Traditional Kaiseki Dining
Seasonal Course Menus
Private & Semi-Private Rooms
Garden Views (select rooms)
Reservations Required
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