Sumibi Kappo Ifuki
Japanese/Kappo · Kyoto · Michelin Two Stars · Chef Norio Yamamoto
Holding two Michelin stars, chef Norio Yamamoto’s Sumibi Kappo Ifuki in Kyoto presents charcoal-grilled kappo cuisine. Operating from a renovated Gion machiya townhouse, the restaurant centers its seasonal omakase menu around binchotan fire, featuring signature dishes like skin-seared tuna belly cooked over live embers.
570-8 Giommachi Minamigawa, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto 605-0074, Kyoto
- Michelin 2025
Menu
Dishes
- Beef Course
- game
- Salt-grilled tilefish
- channel rockfish paired with perilla and Japanese pepper oils
- Seared Tuna
- Wild boar
- roast bear
- Basque pork (Kintoa pig from Spain)
- Ayu (sweetfish) salt-grilled
- lean Jinhua pork
Tasting Menu
- Omakase Dinner Course (22000)
- Sumibi Kappo Omakase (Premium) (30000) — Premium charcoal-grilled kaiseki with enhanced seasonal ingredients.
- Signature Charcoal-Grilled Course (25000) — Signature charcoal-grilled course highlighting binchotan technique.
- Sumibi Kappo Omakase (Standard) (22000) — Sumibi kappo (charcoal-grilled kaiseki) omakase. Approximately ¥20,000-¥30,000. Chef Norio Yamamoto grills over binchotan charcoal at the counter.
- Private Room Omakase (25000) — Private room omakase.
- Ifuki Charcoal Omakase (22000) — Charcoal-grilled kappo omakase. Chef Norio Yamamoto. Ten percent service charge.
The Experience
An intimate room built around the chef's counter and in a historic setting. The meal is structured around an omakase experience.
- Atmosphere: Intimate
- Format: Omakase
- Setting: Chef's counter, Historic
Phone: +81-75-525-6665
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