Kaiseki
S Comstock
I'll be leading a small group from Denver to Kyoto, Takayama, and Tokyo in
mid-April. One of the members of the group asked about having a kaiseki meal. I
had a very nice meal outside Kyoto many years ago but have no idea where to go
for such a meal today. Any one here have any recomendations?
Kind regards,
-Steve Comstock
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wasabi
> Hi,
>
> I'll be leading a small group from Denver to Kyoto, Takayama, and Tokyo in
> mid-April. One of the members of the group asked about having a kaiseki meal. I
> had a very nice meal outside Kyoto many years ago but have no idea where to go
> for such a meal today. Any one here have any recomendations?
Please check out Tokyo Food Page @ www.bento.com/tokyofood.html
for suggestions in Tokyo. Please be forwarned that Kaiseki cuisine
costs an arm and a leg. If you check into a good ryokan, you should
be able to get a proper japanese cuisine experience. If you want
a　dinner with a geisha, you need to make reservations at a
ryoteiya. Ask your concierge in Kyoto if its possible.
Hope this helps.
wasabi
S Comstock
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>
>Please check out Tokyo Food Page @ www.bento.com/tokyofood.html
>for suggestions in Tokyo. Please be forwarned that Kaiseki cuisine
>costs an arm and a leg. If you check into a good ryokan, you should
>be able to get a proper japanese cuisine experience. If you want
>a　dinner with a geisha, you need to make reservations at a
>ryoteiya. Ask your concierge in Kyoto if its possible.
>
>Hope this helps.
Yes, I know Kaiseki can get pretty expensive. But, if that's what
they want and they are willing to pay, so be it.
But thanks for the link, that looks very helpful.
Gerry
<shi...@excite.com> wrote:
> Please check out Tokyo Food Page @ www.bento.com/tokyofood.html
> for suggestions in Tokyo. Please be forwarned that Kaiseki cuisine
> costs an arm and a leg. If you check into a good ryokan, you should
> be able to get a proper japanese cuisine experience. If you want
> a　dinner with a geisha, you need to make reservations at a
> ryoteiya. Ask your concierge in Kyoto if its possible.
>
> Hope this helps.
I don't know if it helps the OP, but it helps ME!!
Fantastic site. We just decided on two weeks in mid-May for our next
venture and I'm sure this page will help us find some good stuff.
Thanks a lot.
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