Chikusei, Ibaraki, Japan｜食の蔵荒為

The Kaiseki meal served in a solemn and elegant building dating back to the merchant era will make you feel even more delicious than the delicious dishes carefully prepared by the host one by one. it's recommended. The day will be a kaiseki bento, so make a reservation the day before! The next day, we had a Kaiseki meal! It was even more delicious than I expected!

Today is my wife's birthday, so I reserved a kaiseki meal for lunch and went out. We are fully booked today, so it's crowded with reservations only🤯 The bento boxes seem to be popular, but all the dishes are exquisite and reasonably priced. I would like to go again.

My biggest fear about moving away from Tokyo and moving to a rural area is correct. After nearly a year of not being able to find anything delicious, I finally found a restaurant that rivals the famous restaurants in central Tokyo, such as Ginza. First of all, its appearance. The house and garden are well-maintained and have a strong sense of history. It's worth it just to forget about the summer heat and enjoy the enchanting sunlight filtering through the trees. Cooking is a word of care. There is no trendy or local bias, and you can feel the politeness and kindness that is the essence of Japanese cuisine. A carefully thought-out menu where each dish is carefully prepared and the flavors don't clash. There are many tourist spots that survived the war and still preserve their history, but in reality, old Japan still remains in places like this and that. I want to cherish these things. By the way, lunch is only a boxed lunch. Kaiseki is available if you make a reservation the day before. Next time I would like to visit at night. Really recommended.