Miyasaka (御料理 宮坂)) Tokyo

Ratings from the web

Tabelog

4.48

Chef

Nobuhisa Miyasaka

Cuisine

Kaiseki (Traditional Japanese), Kappo (Traditional Japanese), Kyoto Cuisine, Kaiseki

• 2024
• 2019
• 2017

Dinner at 宮坂

on 23 Feb 2024

by Peter Verey

A glimpse of Kyoto Kaiseki in Tokyo . Miyasaka is Michelin starred and Tablelog silver , the food is understated, well curated and overall satisfying .

Highlight was the rice course , the rice was “niebana” freshly cooked, so over the course of 10 minutes it transformed from al dente to “perfect” to a little over as it rested in the claypot , the differences in flavour were also pronounced as time went on .

Each broth or dashi served thru the meal were also excellent .

Boiled soft... More

A glimpse of Kyoto Kaiseki in Tokyo . Miyasaka is Michelin starred and Tablelog silver , the food is understated, well curated and overall satisfying .

Highlight was the rice course , the rice was “niebana” freshly cooked, so over the course of 10 minutes it transformed from al dente to “perfect” to a little over as it rested in the claypot , the differences in flavour were also pronounced as time went on .

Each broth or dashi served thru the meal were also excellent .

Boiled soft cod roe and Bean curd skin With Wild vegetables in White miso soup

Tuna and Flounder with Homemade kelp soy sauce

Steamed crab dumplings with rice cake in clear soup

Steamed SHOGOIN radish and “Tajimaguro” beef shabushabu style

Niebana steamed rice, Pickled vegetables, Dried young sardines,
Tuna and fried Red bream with lemon soy sauce

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8 / 10

Dinner at Miyasaka

on 01 Nov 2019

by Gerhard Huber

No photo policy, very traditional, very good but quite expensive

9 / 10

Dinner at Miyasaka

on 19 Apr 2017

by Gerhard Huber

One of the most beautiful dinning rooms I have seen. A black wall, empty, besides one beautiful flower arrangement leaves the focus of the diner on the food and the Chef.
Traditional kaiskei food, very seasonal, beautiful plated and arranged, and very tasty!

(no photo policy, was only allowed to take one)