Kagaman

I should've gone to a 100yen sushi shop. It was such a disappointing experience. Don't recommend this place unless you don't value your time and money. I wouldn't go there if it is free. I'm not joking.

Worst omakase restaurant for the price 20000 yen per head. Food quality, quantity, presentation, interior decor, (sake selection very limited and not high quality), and service don't match the high standard of other restaurants of this price range (e.g. Endo in London). Avoid.

So Disappointing! The last dessert, strawberry mousse was the best dish of the whole course. I wanted to have a nice and decent sushi course to celebrate my birthday. So i made a reservation for lunch course. However, considering the price 4,000 yen, the quality of sushi was so poor that i got so disappointed and frustrated. I really don’t recommend this restaurant unless u want to waste your money, time, and energy.

Amazing example of culinary excellence

This is an interesting sushi restaurant that also serves Keiseki built around sushi. It has some interesting dishes, such as pieces of marinated raw shrimps and squids to be cooked briefly by the guest over a small piece of very hot volcanic rock. In fact the concierge at both the Ritz Carlton and the St. Regis like to recommend this as their secret restaurant. I had a nice lunch here on my first visit two years ago. But after that the meals started to disappoint. On a recent visit we found that with the most expensive lunch Keiseki set the sushi was missing. Previously there were 9 pieces of sushi, served in a bento box of 3 pieces, each served between cooked course. This is a serious abbreviation. We will be going to other much better places from now on.