Kawai, Nara, Japan｜Nishiyamato Saeki

Very Japanese and tasteful little shop

I was satisfied with the food, the tableware, the customer service, the room, everything. In particular, I was thrilled with the beautiful tableware and presentation of each dish, and I enjoyed the food to the very end. The only thing I couldn't understand was the tuna and grouper sashimi, but this may be the fate of inland restaurants. At the end, Mr. Nakai and Mr. Ita were so moved that they saw us off until they were out of sight from the taxi, and I shouted, "I'll be back to eat again!" Thank you for the meal.

A restaurant located on a small hill. It stands in a place overlooking Horyuji Temple and can see all the way to Nara City. Japanese kaiseki cuisine is top-notch in terms of presentation and decoration. As long as it's delicious to eat.