Kohaku is the sister restaurant of Ishikawa. The interior of the restaurant is quite simple and modern, with a touch of Japanese influence. Continue reading
Kohaku is the sister restaurant of Ishikawa. The interior of the restaurant is quite simple and modern, with a touch of Japanese influence. Continue reading
How good could a three star kaiseki be… mm… I was slightly disappointed by Koju on my last visit and my experience at Kanda wasn’t really a wow. Continue reading
When you talk about the fine dining scene in Asia, Japan normally comes up at the top. In Japan, the kaiseki ryori is much celebrated by many foreigners and Japanese locals alike. The meal itself has its historical roots from both the royal and the commoner’s food culture. Continue reading
Kojyu (Koju) is the only three star kaiseki establishment in glitzy Ginza, nestled among fashion brands like Cartier, Celine and Max Mara. Continue reading
The internet plays an amazing part in nurturing (the sometimes finicky) fine diners in Hong Kong, and the numbers of diners willing to empty wallets for great food are quickly on the rise. In this part of the world, Hong Kong has the infrastructure to cater to restaurants that import their food fresh from around the world. That, plus increasing affluence, plays a part in attracting renowned and newly minted celebrity chefs to look to expanding their food businesses locally. Continue reading