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Morisaki: Kamakura
Morisaki
0467-23-8393
Kamakura / Japanese
Kamakura, Komachi 2-10-18. Open 11am-2, 5-10pm. Closed Mondays.
Sun: Open Sundays

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Restaurant listing from Tokyo Food Page
4 Star Rating: recommended
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Chef Morisaki has been plying his trade since 1998 in this hidden space a few blocks from Kamakura Station. A local following comes nightly for the elegant presentations and novel taste combos, built mainly around fresh local fish and vegetables.

One can order a la carte, but the omakase menu is really the way to go. A beautifully orchestrated recent meal included such dishes as ayu roe, raw local shirasu (baby sardines), grilled barracuda, and figs stuffed with yuzu, among a host of other delectables. The sake selection is small but smartly chosen. The omakase menu plus a few sakes add up to a fine dining experience at around Y7500.


by Nicholas Vroman
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