Seizan
Japanese · Tokyo · Michelin Two Stars · Chef Chef Yamamoto
Holding two Michelin stars, Seizan is a Japanese kaiseki restaurant in Tokyo helmed by chef Haruhiko Yamamoto. Yamamoto balances innovation with traditional Japanese culinary foundations, notably through wansashi, a course pairing sashimi with seasonal soup broth.
Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Tokyo
- Two Stars
Menu
Tasting Menu
- Kaiseki Omakase Course — Full kaiseki omakase. Seasonal kaiseki near Tokyo Tower.
- 12-Course Dinner Omakase Course (44490)
- Dinner Kaiseki Menu (40000)
- Seizan Omakase Kaiseki (44490) — Twelve-course kaiseki omakase dinner. Chef Haruhiko Yamamoto. Mita, Minato-ku. Tax included.
Dishes
- 1本につき (5000)
- コース: (38400)
- General Dinner Budget (40000)
- Dinner Budget (40000)
- Lunch Budget Range (40000)
- Seasonal Nimono
- One guest reported a 9-course dinner at (15000)
Wines
- Sake Pairing
The Experience
Built around the chef's counter and in a hidden location. A good fit for business dining.
- Occasion: Business
- Setting: Chef's counter, Hidden
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