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Sushi Kissui
An exclusive Michelin-starred sushi restaurant offering meticulously crafted Edomae-style sushi.
Dining
Fine Dining, Sushi, Michelin Star, Exclusive
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ocated in the tranquil Motomaya neighborhood of Kobe, Sushi Kissui is renowned for its refined Edomae-style sushi, earning it two Michelin stars. The intimate setting, with a hinoki cedar L-shaped counter seating just ten guests, allows diners to observe the masterful techniques of Chef Daisuke Fukuhara. The omakase menu features a sequence of seasonal otsumami and 18 sushi courses, showcasing the highest quality fish from Toyosu Market and local suppliers. The chef’s commitment to purity and tradition is evident in every bite, making Sushi Kissui a must-visit for sushi connoisseurs.
Facilities & Services
- Exclusive Dining Experience
- Wine and Sake Pairing
- Reservations Required
- Free Wi-Fi
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