Savor lip-smackingly good seafood accompanied by the whispering waves of the Setouchi
A chef’s table-only restaurant experience with a famous chef from Japan’s Italian culinary field.
The view is idyllic: islands large and small dot the sea while oyster farms float between them. With the sea breeze we cross the bridge to Kashira-jima Island. Amid the overhanging eaves of the fishermen’s houses, a retro structure peeps out. Here sits the chef’s table-only restaurant established by a famous chef of Japanese-Italian in culinary field, Chef Makio Terada. Each day starts early with a visit to the fish market, where Terada selects only the best ingredients as he chats with the fisher folk. He transforms the day’s haul into sublime Italian dishes with a combination of reliable skill and a finely-honed aesthetic sense. On a given day, the fish course consists of a beautiful flounder, his specialty risotto and tiger prawns that are in season. Their texture pops in the mouth, each bite unleashing a wave of mellow flavor…The taste of ingredients that were alive until just hours before is enough to make you giddy.(This information is as of December 2017)
Lunch half-course 5,400 yen (not including 5% service charge)
kashirajima restaurant cucina terada
- Adress
- 2766‐3 Hinase, Hinase-cho, Bizen City, Okayama [Map]
- TEL
- +81-869‐92‐4257
- Open
- From 12:00 for lunch/ from 17:00 for dinner *Online booking required
- Closed
- Irregular *Please refer to website
- Seats
- 6
- Parking
- 1
- URL
- Website
- Acsess
- Around 10 minutes by car from JR Hinase Station
- Credit card
- accepted
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