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Koshitsu Niku Kappo KATANA Namba Branch

個室 肉割烹 KATANA 難波店

  • Higashi-Shinsaibashi/Shinsaibashi-suji, Osaka
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) / Japanese Sosaku (creative cuisine)

平田 友美Tomomi Hirata

Since childhood, Ms. Hirata has been interested in cooking and joined KATANA part-time during high school.

She was born in 2002 in Fukuoka. Since a young age, she has been interested in cooking and started working part-time at KATANA during high school. She was in the culinary course at high school and was also in charge of cooking at the restaurant. After graduating from culinary school, she became a full-time employee. She not only handles cooking but also works on menu development and more.

平田 友美Tomomi Hirata

Hashimoto

はし本

  • Gokoku-ji, Tokyo
  • Japanese,Japanese / Unagi (eel) / Sake

橋本 信二Shinji Hashimoto

The Chef's Recommendations

The experienced chef, who was trained in an eel wholesaler, became the 6th owner of a well established restaurant at the age of 30.

Born in Tokyo in 1967. When he was a primary school pupil, he became conscious of succeeding the restaurant as the 6th generation owner. When he was a university student, the 5th generation owner passed away. He helped the family business, and entered the restaurant right after the graduation. Leaving the grilled dishes to other veteran cook, he worked every morning for an eel wholesaler while assisting the restaurant. In about 2 years of training, he acquired skills to select and dress eels. At the age of 30, he became in charge of grilled dishes. He is currently maintaining the traditional taste of the long-established restaurant as the 6th generation owner.

橋本 信二Shinji Hashimoto

Fresh Seafood Ikasei Main Branch

活魚料理 いか清 本店

  • Hakodate, Hokkaido
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood

室田 秀文Hidefumi Murota

The Chef's Recommendations

Coming home after 7 years of honing his skill in Tokyo, he has taken over the helm of the family business.

Born in Hokkaido in 1977. Soon after finishing high school, he moved to Tokyo to attend a cookery college with ambition to join the restaurant world. After graduating from college, he apprenticed for 7 years at izakayas specializing in Kappo (Japanese style cooking) and fresh fish. At the of 27, he returned to Hakodate to take over his father's restaurant. He is currently the store manager for [Seafood Ikasei Main Branch]. In May 2016, he opened a second store, [Ikasei Daimon] in Wakamatsucho, Hakodate.

室田 秀文Hidefumi Murota

Hida beef bone TAKAYAMA RAMEN MATSURI Osu Branch

飛騨牛骨高山ラーメン祭 大須店

  • Yabacho/Osu/Kamimaezu/Tsurumai, Aichi
  • Shio Ramen (salt-flavored ramen),Ramen (noodles) / Sousaku Sushi (creative sushi) / Gyoza (dumplings) / Shoyu Ramen (soy sauce ramen)

荻島 剛Takeshi Ogishima

Mr. Ogishima fascinates his guests with ramen, which he puts in the flavor of Hida.

He was born in 1984 in Fukuoka. When he was about to start his career, the timing was right, and he decided to go into the culinary field. His love for ramen led him to train at Matsuri Takayama Branch, where he dedicated himself to making ramen. Currently, he is serving at the Matsuri Osu Branch. His delicate flavors and high skill level captivate guests and drive the restaurant's popularity.

荻島 剛Takeshi Ogishima

Kochu no Tenchi

壺中の天地

  • Oita, Oita
  • Creative,Sosaku (creative) / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes) / Japanese Sosaku (creative cuisine) / Western Sosaku (creative cuisine)

甲斐Kai

Using the high expectations and hopes of those around him as a source of motivation, he forges his own path

He was born in Oita Prefecture in 1970. His parents ran a “fugu (blowfish) restaurant and Japanese restaurant” and he grew up in a family of dyed-in-the-wool chefs. As he was raised in constant contact with the culinary world and delicious food from early on, he was naturally aware of the fact that he too would become a chef. After graduating from university, he studied mainly fugu and Japanese dishes, then, in his 30s, sought to make a further leap in his development and gave Western cuisine a try. His insatiably curious mind, which did not stop at Japanese cuisine, continues to create new and spirited dishes.

甲斐Kai

Beef-Professional Ginza

牛の達人 GINZA

  • Ginza, Tokyo
  • Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ),Yakiniku/Steak / General / Yakiniku (grilled meat) / Korean

堀江 直人Naoto Horie 

Offering the finest quality Japanese beef at a reasonable price.

Mr. Horie was born on May 31, 1975, in Tokyo. What started him on this path is the pleasure of working with delicious ingredients and enabling people to enjoy dishes that make those ingredients taste even better. Every day, he offers the finest meats that are hard to find elsewhere, such as Grade A5 Kagoshima black wagyu beef purchased directly from wholesalers at a price that provides excellent value for money. His motto is to offer customers more satisfying dishes than their price, so he carefully trims and prepares each cut of beef to maximize its flavor.

堀江 直人Naoto Horie 

Kaisen Ryori Hama no Ie

海鮮料理浜の家

  • Onna-son, Okinawa
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Local Japanese Cuisine / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood

長浜 厚史Atsushi Nagahama

The Chef's Recommendations

He began his career as a chef by helping out at home

Born in Okinawa on November 15th, 1972, he has been helping out in Hama no Ie, the restaurant that his parents established, since he was a child. He decided to become a chef because he always wanted to make the food with which he was most familiar with. While working in the restaurant, he developed a solid foundation in cooking. He is particularly skilled at cooking all kinds of fish dish. He is a known authority on ikezukuri (preparing sashimi made from live seafood).

長浜 厚史Atsushi Nagahama

Kappo Hakutaka

割烹 白鷹

  • Nagarekawa/Yagembori, Hiroshima
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Cookshop

河口 洋平Yohei Kawaguchi

He succeeded his family business as he found in Tokyo that working at a kitchen counter was fun and made him happy.

Born in 1975 in Hiroshima Prefecture. His grandmother is the founder of [Hakutaka]. As the restaurant was a part of his daily life since he was small, naturally he decided to be a chef. He went up to Tokyo after graduating from high school and had training at [Tsuyama], a kappo (traditional Japanese) restaurant in Akasaka for about 5 years, then worked as an opening staff at a Japanese restaurant in Roppongi. In Tokyo, he learned cooking techniques and realized that it was fun working as a chef at a kitchen counter. He went back to his hometown and worked at [Hakutaka] run by his family, and became the 3rd generation at the age of 28.

河口 洋平Yohei Kawaguchi

Konamon-dokoro Mitsukuni Ura-namba Branch

粉もん處 光圀 裏なんば店

  • Namba, Osaka
  • Okonomiyaki/Monjayaki (savory pancakes),Japanese / Okonomiyaki (savory pancakes) / Monjayaki (okonomiyaki pancakes using diluted batter) / Yakisoba (fried noodle)

松崎 健一郎Kenichiro Matsuzaki

The diverse menu is the result of Mr. Matsuzaki's own experience and attention to detail.

He was born in Osaka. Since the time he worked for a textile manufacturer, he has visited many restaurants as an okonomiyaki and ramen geek. After that, he transformed into the world of food and beverage. While managing an okonomiyaki restaurant at a company, he met the owner of the current restaurant. The owner invited him, and he is now working as a chef at Konamon-dokoro Mitsukuni Ura-namba Branch. The diverse menu is all made with great confidence. It is filled with his commitment based on his experience working at an okonomiyaki restaurant and a noodle factory.

松崎 健一郎Kenichiro Matsuzaki

Fukusho

ふく匠

  • Shimbashi/Shiodome, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Fugu (blowfish) / Nabe (hot pot)

村田Murata

Offers "a little bit better" at an affordable price, providing luxury for adults.

Ms. Murata is the Fukusho sub-leader, heading up the service staff. Fukusho offers a special dining experience in a corner of Ginza, including grilled blowfish, a rare dish in the Kanto area, and suppon nabe (hot pot with softshell turtle), which is not something commonly seen in everyday life. While the price range is reasonable, she and the restaurant provide guests with a luxurious time to enjoy "something a little good" with ease, keeping careful attention to service and space creation.

村田Murata

Itamae Yakiniku Ikko Sennichimae Branch

板前焼肉一光 千日前店

  • Namba, Osaka
  • Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ),Yakiniku/Steak / Yakiniku (grilled meat) / Horumon (offal meat) / Korean

The skill acquired through years of experience in running a butcher shop. Never compromising on truly delicious meat.

He is from Hyogo. With a love for eating, he entered the culinary world from a hotel kitchen. After honing his skills at French restaurants in Ashiya and several yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) restaurants, he desired to further explore high-quality meats. At the age of 30, he started running a butcher shop. He dedicated 15 years to selecting meat and sales. In 2018, by fate, he joined Itamae Yakiniku Ikko. Currently, he approaches the purchase of high-quality meat with a discerning eye and strives to make guests even more satisfied. 

ESqUISSE

ESqUISSE

  • Ginza, Tokyo
  • French,Italian/French / French

リオネル・ベカLionel Beccat

The Chef's Recommendations

Came to Japan by order of his master, then to [ESqUISSE] after accumulating excellent careers.

He was born in 1976 in Corsica, France. He decided to be a chef after the age of 20 and started working at [Le Centrale], a brasserie of Michel Troisgros. After having training at other restaurants with stars, he became the second chef of [Maison Troisgros] at the age of 26. When [Cuisine [s] Michel Troigros] was opened in 2006, he was assigned by Mr. Michel Troigros to go to Japan as the chef. After working as the executive chef for 5 and half years, he moved to [ESqUISSE] in 2012.

リオネル・ベカLionel Beccat

Creative Japanese Confectionery Studio BASHOAN

創作和菓子工房 芭蕉庵

  • Osaka Station/Umeda Station, Osaka
  • Cafe,Cafe/Sweets / Ice Cream / Wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets) / Japanese Tea

齋藤 有未Yumi Saito

She jumped into the field of Japanese confectionery along with her passion toward sweets and people.

She was born in 1996 in Osaka prefecture. She often made sweets since she was a child, as she liked cooking and also satisfying people. She was so astonished by eating tasty [warabi-mochi (bracken-starch dumpling)] at [Bashoan], as well as its style of grinding a stone mill to make your own flower, that she longed to be on the providing side. She started working at [Creative Japanese Confectionery Studio Bashoan] in 2015. Currently she is actively working as its manager, offering the traditional tastes with her smile to bring the enjoyment she experienced to many people.

齋藤 有未Yumi Saito

Yoshichou

よし町

  • Tsukuba, Ibaraki
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal) / General

木村 英明Hideaki Kimura

Providing the best of the best to convey the producer's thoughts.

Mr. Kimura was born in 1976 in Ibaraki. Born as the son of a Japanese restaurant Yoshichou, cooking has been a familiar part of his life since childhood. He was really into rugby during school, but after graduation, he took over the family business and became the 8th generation. He is known not only for his cooking but also for his eye for purchasing, and he is well-versed in the nature of the local Ibaraki area. What he always keeps in mind is to be grateful to the producers who bring the best ingredients. In order to sublimate his thoughts into a magnificent dish, he cooks with all his heart and does not cut corners in each and every job.

木村 英明Hideaki Kimura

IL TEATRINO DA SALONE

IL TEATRINO DA SALONE

  • Hiroo, Tokyo
  • Italian,Italian/French / Italian / Pasta

岡野 裕太Yuta Okano

Traveled to Italy at a young age and became acquainted with cuisines of many regions

Chef Okano was born in Osaka in 1986. Seeing as his childhood home was a sushi shop, he naturally desired to be a chef. At age 18, he started working and training at an Italian restaurant in his hometown, and in 2009, he decided go to Italy. For three years and ten months, he gained experience working in Italian restaurants in Piedmont, Marche, and Campania, mastering both traditional and reconstructed Italian dishes. When he returned to Japan in 2013, he began working as sous chef at QUINTOCANTO, and started his current position in May 2015.

岡野 裕太Yuta Okano

Steak House CAPITAL

ステーキハウス キャピタル

  • Yomitan/Chatan, Okinawa
  • General,Western / General / Steak

照屋 英大Eita Teruya

The experience of working part-time made him to become a chef in teppanyaki (grilled on iron griddle) cuisine.

He was born in 1989 in Okinawa prefecture. Through his part-time wroking experience as a service staff at [Steak House Capital] in his high school days, he got fascinated with the restaurant field. After graduating from high school, he had a training as a chef to improve his skills, and became a chef in teppanyaki (grilled on iron griddle) cuisine. He is still actively working as a chef at [Steak House Capital], and considers it important to have communication with the guests and grill the ingredients upon their request.

照屋 英大Eita Teruya

La Cuisine Enju

La Cuisine 槐

  • Hikone/Taga/Aisho, Shiga
  • Teppanyaki,Yakiniku/Steak / French

山田 章裕Akihiro Yamada

Trained in Kyoto, France, and Shima.

Mr. Yamada joined Miyako Hotel in 1988. In 1993, he moved to France, where he studied in three- and two-star restaurants for about two years. After returning to Japan, he became the chef of the restaurant Grand View and the contemporary French restaurant Espoir in 2002. In 2009, he became the owner-chef of the restaurant Grand View. In 2016, he was appointed head chef at Shima Kanko Hotel's The Club; in 2019, he became head chef and head of the food and beverage department. In 2020, he opened La Cuisine Enju.

山田 章裕Akihiro Yamada

Yakitori Miyagawa Yotsuya branch

やきとり宮川 四ツ谷店

  • Ichigaya, Tokyo
  • Yakitori/Kushiyaki (grilled skewers),Japanese / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Chicken / Sake

山崎 智弘Tomohiro Yamazaki

The young leader advances towards [the best yakitori (chicken skewer) shop in the world].

He was born in 1988 in Tokyo. Being influenced by his mother who worked in the restaurant field, he got interested in cooking  and had training for 4 years at a ramen noodle shop in Tokyo. He entered the current restaurant in 2011, since then, his sociable personality has been the life of the restaurant. Currently he manages the branch as its manager. As the restaurant has an open kitchen, he makes the best effort to behave well and have good communication with the guests. He improves his cooking skills everyday to realize his dream to make his restaurant, which started from Nihombashi, Tokyo, [the best yakitori shop in the world].

山崎 智弘Tomohiro Yamazaki

Yakitori Kappou Shouchan Kichijoji-bettei

焼鳥割烹しょうちゃん 吉祥寺別邸

  • Kichijoji, Tokyo
  • Yakitori/Kushiyaki (grilled skewers),Japanese / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Kushiyaki (grilled skewers) / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes)

河村 俊樹Toshiki Kawamura

Mr. Kawamura's solid skills and in-depth knowledge cultivate his passion for food.

He was born in 1980 in Shizuoka. Influenced by his grandparents, who were artisans, he aspired to be a chef since high school. After graduating from a culinary school in Niigata, he worked at a Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes) restaurant in Akasaka for three years, a hotel in Shinagawa for three years, and a Sushi restaurant in Tsukiji for five years. After that, he worked at a Japanese restaurant for ten years before joining Yakitori Kappou Shou-chan Kichijoji-bettei last year. Currently, he is working as the head chef.

河村 俊樹Toshiki Kawamura

Matsuzaka-niku Ganso Wadakin

松阪肉元祖 和田金

  • Matsusaka/Kisei, Mie
  • Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices)/Sukiyaki (hot pot stew),Japanese / Sukiyaki (hot pot stew)

つやこTsuyako

She ensures that every guest feels welcomed with nothing less than perfect hospitality.

Initially, she worked in the service industry, before moving on to work in guest services as a hostess at Wadakin in 2001. In addition to her focus on sukiyaki (hot pot stew), she also makes sure to provide a relaxed atmosphere where each and every guest can enjoy their meal, engaging them in conversation at opportune times. She keeps up the culinary traditions of this long-standing sukiyaki restaurant to make sure that the quality of their food always shines through.

つやこTsuyako

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