Ise, Mie, Japan｜Kamimura

I made a reservation at a lunch party for the 60th birthday celebration with a friend who also visited Ise. It's about a 6-minute walk from Jingu Geku, and it's an easy-to-understand road, and there was a parking lot for several cars in front of the shop. There is a counter and a private room (it costs 900 yen), The dishes are 6,000 yen (6 dishes, rice, dessert), 8,000 yen (7 dishes), 9,000 yen (8 dishes), 11,000 yen, 15,000 yen (Matsusaka beef) + tax service charge. I received a 1,000 yen kaiseki course ^ ^ On the day of Tanabata on July 7th, it was sunny and quite hot, and I was sweating when I arrived at the restaurant. I was. For the 60th birthday celebration, we had a small snack served on a beautiful small plate at the end. Thank you for the meal ^ ^

Well, I was surprised. A variety of dishes that rival those of top-class restaurants in Kyoto and Osaka. There were also some modern touches. I guess he's a general who is passionate about research. Moreover, if you use fresh local seafood, you won't be able to beat it, you'll even surpass it. Although the taste is light, the deep seasoning can only be described as elegant. The price is reasonable and I have nothing to say. I stayed at a ryokan in front of the station without dinner while visiting Geku, and having dinner here was a great choice! It was a truly happy moment. When I saw him off, it was cold, but I ended up chatting with the friendly landlady while the general was standing outside in short sleeves, and I wondered if he had caught a cold. I would definitely come again.

The service, behavior, atmosphere, and food all left a good impression. The dishes are light but elegant in taste and colorful in appearance one after another. We enjoyed fresh fish and lobster. Since it was late, I couldn't really enjoy the view of the garden. disappointing! I was able to see them off and my heart and stomach were satisfied. Personally, I have no complaints as long as I can buy souvenirs. The parking lot on the premises of the store has narrow aisles and few parking spaces, so large vehicles may have a hard time. Maybe walking is better?