Kyoto Cuisine Aun

Kaiseki restaurant · Shibuya

Kyoto Cuisine Aun

Kaiseki restaurant · Shibuya

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Japan, 〒151-0063 Tokyo, Shibuya, Tomigaya, 1 Chome−33−6 代々木パークサイド B1

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Chef Eiji Onoyama highlights dashi broth culture with fresh seafood  

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Japan, 〒151-0063 Tokyo, Shibuya, Tomigaya, 1 Chome−33−6 代々木パークサイド B1 Get directions

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Japan, 〒151-0063 Tokyo, Shibuya, Tomigaya, 1 Chome−33−6 代々木パークサイド B1 Get directions

+81 50 3628 6763
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"Seasonal menus are supported by dashi broth drawn from ripened Rishiri kombu. Chef Eiji Onoyama uses dashi in everything, from appetizers to the final takikomi-gohan, rice seasoned with various ingredients. sashimi dishes are prepared in a jellied dashi broth style. They may be complemented with ume or nori seaweed, depending on the type of fish. Egg-yolk soy sauce is the secret ingredient that brings out the umami in tuna sushi. While the soup and takiawase add inflection, the focus is on the power of dashi broth to accentuate the flavour of the ingredients." - Michelin Inspector

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"A Kappo restaurant that highlights Kyoto’s dashi broth culture. It offers counter seats and course-style dining, with traditional Kyoto-style flavors from appetizer to mixed rice dishes." - MICHELIN Guide Japan

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R Smith

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Right from the moment when we failed to open the sliding door, pushing instead, we were served by the delightful duo running this restaurant with wide smiles. Our chef proudly described each dish, explaining the ingredients, subtley measuring our enjoyment of his work with a healthy dose of great humour. Sake recommendations were excellent and modestly priced, pairing brilliantly with each carefully crafted dish. This was an experience as we watched from the counter facing the kitchen - a briliant experience. We loved this place - the intimate sharing of our journey, with our hosts, only added to the delishishness of his creations displaying the best of Kyoto kaiseki. Thanks, we loved it! A highlight of our visit to Tokyo.

Denisa-Stefania-Adriana Tudor

Google
Food is very tasty, fresh, prepared and combined accordingly and well explained by chef Eiji Onoyama. You get to see the chef’s skills by having your dishes prepared in front of you, making this experience even better. The chef was also very friendly with us, having presented even one of his special knives. Really recommend this restaurant, we’ve been here for lunch and we really enjoyed our meals!

Vania Wang

Google
My husband and I came here on our last evening in Japan on our honeymoon. We had booked a reservation through TableCheck, and it was such a wonderful experience and great way to close out our trip. Every single course was delicious. The restaurant itself is small and intimate, but the two chefs are super welcoming and made us feel less like foreigners and more like regular customers. The chef explained each course, even showing us pictures of the fish and why he chose to cut the fish a certain way. We also got to see how each course was prepared as the kitchen is right behind the counter, which added to the experience. The whole meal took around 2 hours.

K JAC

Google
Make sure to make a reservation first, this is one of the few restaurants that offers authentic Japanese cuisine, with a reasonable price. The chef speaks slight English so he could carry a delight conversation during the meal. The restaurant offers not only low fat and Japanese fish focused cuisines but also a lot of technicality involved. Like the one I posted is, one slice peeled long sheet of radish wrapped with fish. Even in high-end restaurants you don't see this much often.

Quyen Chung

Google
The chef was super nice and friendly. My partner and I had a great time chatting with the chef. We spoke some English and some Japanese. I was glad since my Japanese was very very limited. The food was amazing, I mentioned I was obsessed with the onigiri's as it was my first time in Japan. The chef was really kind and made the leftover rice dish into onigiris for me. There was 4, I already ate 1 hahaha. This was a great experience and the best food I had in Japan on this trip. I would highly recommend this place!! Please check it out 😊

Sara

Google
The chef was very nice & personable. Very clean setting -- such a enjoyable experience. The food tastes better than a 2 Michelin star restaurant meal we had in Kyoto.

Toni Chan

Google
Visited Aun back in June for dinner, and it was one of the best dining experiences I have had in a long time. Although the ingredients aren’t too flashy or expensive, you can really see the care Chef puts into each dish and ingredient. Every course was executed so well, and Chef was very accommodating despite the language barrier. Will definitely be back again the next time I am in Tokyo.

Shane Roberts

Google
I've been in Tokyo 2 weeks and this is my last night here. This is by far one of the best places I've eaten. The staff and atmosphere are amazing. Keep in mind what style of food you're being served, it's many small dishes that you watch the chefs prepare in front of you and eat over 1.5 to 2 hours. It's a medium amount of food overall, you'll 100 percent be satisfied but if you have a smaller appetite it won't be overwhelming. Everything is fairly priced for what you're getting but keep in mind drinks are in line with other menu items. That is, they only carry good stuff. Great place, please give them your business. They deserve it!