Fushikino
3 expert reviews
1 Star
"Only an omakase of around 10 items is served, each paired with sake. The chef will reduce the amount of sake if required but it’s not suited to non-drinkers. On the first 5 days of the..."
1 Star
"Fascinated by chanoyu culture from an early age, the owner is now a master of the Enshu school tea ceremony; he is also a sake taster and sommelier. The head chef serves light-tasting..."
1 Star
"The name derives from the Fushiki water jar, a tea utensil owned by tea ceremony master Sen no Rikyu (1522–1591). The trinity of food, sake and utensils is entirely in the FUSHIKINO..." Full review
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4-3 Kagurazaka | TK Bldg. 2F, Shinjuku, Tokyo Prefecture 162-0825, Japan