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Nagomi Ryori Morishima

和味料理もりしま

  • Shuri, Okinawa
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Okinawa Cuisine

盛島 英太Eita Morishima

The Chef's Recommendations

He brings the authentic Osaka fare he learned from actual Kansai restaurants back home to Okinawa

Born in Okinawa in 1974, Iron Chef Rokusaburo Michiba inspired him to become a chef himself. He first started training in Okinawa, but he wanted to further improve his skills, so he turned to work at the famous upscale restaurant Kigawa Asai in the Kansai region. After working there for 13 years, he returned home to Okinawa and further polished his skills at pubs and French hotel restaurants. Gaining a deeper understanding of communication and ingredients, he opened Nagomi Ryori Morishima in his hometown of Shuri.

盛島 英太Eita Morishima

Suzunoya

牛たん・旬菜 鈴の屋

  • Susukino, Hokkaido
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Kushiyaki (grilled skewers) / Hamburger Steak / Gyutan (beef tongue)

深谷 仁博 FUKAYA KIMIHIRO

The Chef's Recommendations

Having two busy working parents, devoted himself to learning the preparation of Japanese cuisine since elementary school

Born August 7th, 1973, raised in Kamigawa-gun, Hokkaido. Both his parents worked, so learning to cook in elementary school, he enjoyed learning how to season and prepare dishes. After graduating high school he trained in a Japanese restaurant, learning many skills and techniques. After that he worked as a chef in a Japanese hotel restaurant. In May of 2011 he struck off on his own and opened Suzunoya.

深谷 仁博 FUKAYA KIMIHIRO

Nizakana Sashimi Shunsai Uminoshiki

煮魚・刺身・旬菜 海乃四季

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

鈴木 克彦SUZUKI KATSUHIKO

The Chef's Recommendations

Experience gained in restaurants all across Japan fuels his passionate exploration of local gastronomy!

He was born in Hokkaido, in 1968. After graduating from his local high school, he started working in Japanese restaurants all across the country, gaining real-life experience while developing a keen interest in local gastronomy. In 2009, he became the head chef of the Nizakana Sashimi Shunsai Uminoshiki. He visits the market everyday, putting his long experience to use in selecting and purchasing the best ingredients available, making no compromise on quality. He is renown for his boiled fish dishes, and for always bringing the best out of the ingredients he uses.

鈴木 克彦SUZUKI KATSUHIKO

Kitazuien

北瑞苑

  • Kita-Shinchi, Osaka
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / General / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes) / Sake

愛宕 亮二ATAGO RYOJI

Keeping to tradition while not neglecting to bring in new elements

Born in 1978 in Moriguchi, Osaka prefecture, he came naturally into chefhood, growing up watching his father manage a sushi restaurant. After three years of experience in a hotel kitchen, he came to "Kitazuien", where he has been for 13 years. Rising to the position of head chef two years ago, he keeps to tradition while bringing in little by little new vegetables and elements of western cuisine, all to accomodate to his customers' desires.

愛宕 亮二ATAGO RYOJI

Kushikatsu Chisen

串喝 知仙

  • Roppongi, Tokyo
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / General / Kushiage (deep-fried skewers) / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes)

猪狩 博之IGARI HIROYUKI

Our chef is particular about his ingredients, and he's captured the hearts of his longtime regulars

Born January 27th, 1955, in Ibaraki Prefecture. As the youngest child of four siblings, he naturally found himself in the kitchen in the place of his harried parents. After graduating from high school he went to work for a hotel in Atami and Japanese food restaurants in Tokyo. In 1975, when Chisen was first founded, he knew the owner so he helped him start the business. A few years later the owner invited him to come to work for him officially. By 1985 he had worked his way to becoming our head chef. He heads to Tsukiji Fish Market each day to select his fresh, seasonal ingredients by hand.

猪狩 博之IGARI HIROYUKI

COCOLO - Teppanyaki & Wine

鉄板焼とワイン COCOLO

  • Fukushima/Noda, Osaka
  • Teppanyaki,Yakiniku/Steak / Teppanyaki (iron griddle grilling) / Okonomiyaki (savory pancakes) / General

丸山 卓MARUYAMA TAKASHI

The Chef's Recommendations

Making use of his experience working in a range of different genres, he opened a restaurant where he could express himself

He entered the culinary world at the age of 21 at a French restaurant in Kitashinchi, going on to gain experience in many different types of establishments: cafes, Italian restaurants, dining bars, bars, and teppanyaki restaurants. He learned management skills at major restaurant chains like Balnibarbi and Zetton, before opening his own restaurant, COCOLO.

丸山 卓MARUYAMA TAKASHI

Nuji

ぬーじ

  • Onna-son, Okinawa
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sushi / French

林 大介HAYASHI DAISUKE

The Chef's Recommendations

The skills he learned at an upscale Japanese restaurant have flourished here in Okinawa. A true culinary craftsman who makes traditional Japanese fare you can only get here

Born in Chiba prefecture in 1975, he began by working in a pub. However, he longed to pursue more complex Japanese cuisine, so he took a job at a famous, high-class traditional restaurant in Yokohama called Taiya where he knew the training was rigorous. With the support of his boss there, he plied his skills at restaurants in Nihonbashi and Yurakucho, finally making his way to that of his boss's own mentor, Maki, in Kagurazaka. As a result of his hard work, he was appointed head chef at the opening of Oriental Hills Okinawa. He continues to devote each day to expanding the allure of traditional Japanese cuisine to Okinawa

林 大介HAYASHI DAISUKE

En

  • Kyotogosho/Nishijin, Kyoto
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes) / Kyoto Cuisine

鈴木 健夫SUZUKI TAKEI

The Chef's Recommendations

Wanting to learn the basics of cooking from the one of the best restaurants in Kyoto, he did his training at Hyotei.

Born in Kyoto in 1949, he set his heart on cooking from age 18. He went to Hyotei thinking "If I want to learn, I'll learn from the best." Until 27, he spent almost 10 years there learning the fundamentals, afterwards moving between famed restaurants in Kyoto and Okayama. At 38, he returned to Kyoto and opened his own place, Midori. He vaulted to fame with his interpretation of traditional Japanese food using non-traditional ingredients like game meat and foie gras. Afterwards, in 2008 he moved to his current location in front of the Kyoto Imperial Palace, where he serves his cuisine in a small and cozy 7-seat space.

鈴木 健夫SUZUKI TAKEI

TOSA DINING Okyaku

TOSA DINING おきゃく

  • Ginza, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sousaku Sushi (creative sushi)

山下 裕司Hiroshi Yamashita

A professional chef who has dedicated himself to mastering Japanese cuisine, polishing his skills to introduce the flavors of Tosa to everyone.

Born in Muroto, Kochi prefecture, he started his career at [Joseikan] (a ryokan-hotel at Kami-machi, Kochi) in 1987. After serving as head chef of [Shikitei], the restaurant inside the ryokan, in February 2017 he committed himself to become head chef of  [Tosa Dining Okyaku], the promotional shop of Kochi prefecture in Tokyo.

山下 裕司Hiroshi Yamashita

Verdemar

ベルデマール

  • Yomitan/Chatan, Okinawa
  • French,Italian/French / French

具志堅 日出夫GUSHIKEN HIDEO

The Chef's Recommendations

Dedicated to French cuisine for 30 years, he pursues not only delicious flavours, but also his guests' utter satisfaction

Born in Okinawa in 1959, he was 21 when he made up his mind to become a chef. Fortunately for him, at the same time there was a boom in resort hotels in Okinawa. He studied French cuisine, aspiring to become the face of a famous hotel restaurant. At last he succeeded, becoming the chief chef at the opening of the Hotel Nikko Alivila, where he still works to this day. Not only does he continue to work on his culinary skills, but he also pours effort into making sure his guests are satisfied, as he continues to guide the restaurant to ever greater levels of achievement.

具志堅 日出夫GUSHIKEN HIDEO

Ampuku Ikebukuro

あんぷく 池袋店

  • Ikebukuro West Exit, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Udon (noodles) / Curry Udon (noodles)

安江 勇治YASUE YUJI

Our young chef studied under master creative Japanese chef Rokusaburo Michiba to master the art of culinary harmony

As the son of the owner of Western-style restaurant Ampuku, our chef has been accustomed to working in the kitchen since a young age. He got his start as a chef at the age of 19, working for a restaurant that served course banquets in Gifu, before refining his skills at places like Poisson Rokusaburo in Akasaka, Tokyo. During these studies he took part in founding the creative Japanese restaurant NINJA in New York, famed for elegant and captivating dishes. After returning to Japan he decided to follow in his father's footsteps and found his own eatery: Ampuku, serving original udon dishes.

安江 勇治YASUE YUJI

Nishi Azabu Bancho

西麻布 晩鶏

  • Nishi-Azabu, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Chicken

荻田 直紀OGITA NAOKI

The Chef's Recommendations

In desire of the betterment of yakitori, the grilled chicken dish of the people of Japan

Coming from Kagawa, his family managed a restaurant and cookery was present nearby from his childhood onward. So it's only natural he came to love food and chose to work at a restaurant for his university part-time job. After graduation, he engaged in training at Japanese-style and Japanese traditional restaurants, realizing his long-sought independence after his experience at a yakitori (grilled chicken) shop. Yakitori has the potential to be a dish of national ranking; he wants to take this food of the people and elevate it even further through the addition of flavor, hospitality, and accommodation to his customers.

荻田 直紀OGITA NAOKI

Ginza Asami

銀座 あさみ

  • Shimbashi/Shiodome, Tokyo
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / General / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes) / Kyoto Cuisine

浅見 健二ASAMI KENJI

The Chef's Recommendations

Being faithful to the fundamentals, a chef highly trained in Japanese cuisine

Genji Asami is a native of Tokyo City. Having a father who ran a fruit and vegetable business, he embarked on the path to becoming a chef because he liked to cook. After graduating from the culinary academy, Kagakuen, he trained at Buan, a Kyo-ryori (special style of Japanese cuisine) restaurant in Kudanshita, as well as several other establishments. When he was 38, he was hired at Kyoaji Tennouzuairu-ten, located in Shinbashi. After that, he set off on his own and opened Ginza Asami in 2000, which he continues to cook to the present day.

浅見 健二ASAMI KENJI

NIRVANA New York

ニルヴァーナ ニューヨーク

  • Roppongi, Tokyo
  • Indian,Other Asian / Indian / Asian Creative Cuisine / Indian Curry

杉山 幸誠SUGIYAMA KOSEI

The Chef's Recommendations

Putting various food experiences to use, sets his sights on a continuously evolving cuisine

Born in Tokyo, 1974. While training at [Grand Bleu] in Roppongi famous for Californian cuisine, he met a chef and was influenced to change his path to French cuisine. Afterwards, working at cafes and Japanese restaurants, as well as experiencing food abroad, by fate he was welcomed into [NIRVANA New York] restaurant. Their concept of "constant culinary evolution" matched that of the chef who had experienced various cuisine genres. He is still devoted to pursuing Indian cuisine, but always thinking outside of the box.

杉山 幸誠SUGIYAMA KOSEI

Chisana Kura Dareyame

小さな蔵 だれやめ

  • Kinshicho/Sumiyoshi, Tokyo
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sake

福永 健太Kenta Fukunaga

He started down the path to becoming a chef by discovering the potential of the world of the culinary arts

He studied economics day and night as a student, and studied business management during his time abroad. When he returned to Japan, he developed an interest in the world of cooking, and officially started down the path of becoming a chef. After an experience as the manager and head chef of a restaurant in Tokyo, he struck out on his own. He now exercises his skills at "Chisanakura Dareyame". Using his previous background in business management, he has created a place where anyone can feel comfortable while enjoying their food and drinks. His restaurant gets plenty of repeat customers.

福永 健太Kenta Fukunaga

Sumibi Shichirin Yakiniku Akazakura

炭火七輪焼肉 糸桜

  • Kobe/Shinkaichi, Hyogo
  • Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ),Yakiniku/Steak / Yakiniku (grilled meat) / Horumon (offal meat) / Wine

岸田 好純KISHIDA YOSHIZUMI

The Chef's Recommendations

Born into an established shop that sold "Kobe beef" and raised by a mother who was a food expert.

While taking over Oi Nikuten, his family's established butcher shop that was founded in 1871, he also manages Itozakura, a yakiniku (grilled meat) restaurant. With his mother being a food expert, he learned how to expertly discern meat and fat quality. His motto is "cut the meat only after seeing the customer's face."

岸田 好純KISHIDA YOSHIZUMI

Moritaya Tokyo Marunouchi Branch

モリタ屋 東京丸の内店

  • Marunouchi, Tokyo
  • Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices)/Sukiyaki (hot pot stew),Japanese / Sukiyaki (hot pot stew) / Japanese Beef Steak / Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices)

矢嶋 健YAJIMA KEN

The Chef's Recommendations

From a genuine love of fish to developing an interest in meat cuisine through his work with food

Born in 1968 in Tokyo, he was always interested in working with food, and as a lover of fish, started working in Tsukiji as a purchaser and handler of ingredients. Afterwards, his work at a company in the restaurant industry also deepened his appreciation for wines and meat dishes. He joined the Moritaya Tokyo Marunouchi Branch in December 2003, gaining a sommelier certification at around the same time.

矢嶋 健YAJIMA KEN

Chiso Yamatoya

馳走やまとや

  • Hakata Station, Fukuoka
  • Creative,Sosaku (creative) / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal) / Japanese Sosaku (creative cuisine)

島子 裕朗SHIMAGO HIROAKI

Enjoyed meeting and connecting with customers since working parttime

Born in Fukuoka in 1981. When he was still a student working in a Japanese restaurant, entertaining and chatting merrily with drinking customers, he starting to think about about making it into his future. While working at various Japanese teppanyaki (grill) restaurants and izakaya (Japanese-style pubs), he came to work at Chiso Yamatoya as a chef four years ago. Currently he works as both a chef and manager.

島子 裕朗SHIMAGO HIROAKI

Hakata Hotaru Azabujuban

博多ほたる 麻布十番店

  • Azabu-Juban, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood

斉藤 俊輔SAITO SHUNSUKE

His mother's smiling face ignited a spark in him.

When he was in the second grade, he made a cake with his elder sister and let his mother try it. Her delighted expression and praise for the delicious cake gave rise to his feelings of wanting to bring joy to other people besides his mother. Hence, he decided to become a chef when he was in the fourth grade.

斉藤 俊輔SAITO SHUNSUKE

Gazan Garden

雅山GARDEN

  • Azabu-Juban, Tokyo
  • Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices)/Sukiyaki (hot pot stew),Japanese / Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices) / Sukiyaki (hot pot stew) / Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ)

胡子 秀樹EBISU HIDEKI

The Chef's Recommendations

Starting his career as a chef, he later learned balance working as a consultant.

Born in Hiroshima in 1959, he had always dreamed of being a chef, and joined Tokyo's Crescent restaurant at age 20. Before he started in the kitchen, he worked as waiter, and came to understand the allure of hospitality, developing an interest in customer relations. Afterwards, he worked in management at a consulting firm, and in 2012 joined Sennohana, a Michelin Star-rated restaurant. Currently, he heads Gazan Garden as general manager.

胡子 秀樹EBISU HIDEKI

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