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This omakase Japanese meal features seafood and nigiri, with some items available seasonally.
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This omakase Japanese meal features seafood and nigiri, with some items available seasonally.
Japanese dining without a fixed menu, with flexible price points, fresh ingredients, and generous portions.
The omakase set is filling, with black tuna, sea urchin, and mullet roe each standing out in its own way.
A long-established Japanese restaurant in Taichung with generous, substantial portions.
A 24-hour, year-round Taiwanese-style snack shop with a simple, filling style.
Creative sushi combining Japanese and French techniques, with highlights across the opening courses and sushi progression.
There are many courses, each small and refined, focused on the freshness of the ingredients and the chef's craft; counter seating offers both visual and taste enjoyment.
The menu features seasonal ingredients and plenty of variation, with a wide selection of local sake, but reservations are difficult.
A no-menu omakase sushi experience centered on Edomae-style vinegared rice and seasonal ingredients shipped directly from Japan.
Built around the fresh sweetness of its ingredients, the meal moves from small starters and nigiri to handmade firm pudding in an elegant, relaxed setting.
A sushi restaurant that emphasizes ingredient preparation, on-site cooking, and sushi technique.
A kappo-style meal combines nigiri with cooked dishes, with as many as ten pieces of nigiri and a well-paced service.
Centered on omakase dining, with a view of the cooking at the counter.
A counter-seat sushi experience highlighted by fresh sweetness, springiness, richness, and aroma.
Kappo and sushi are equally central, with meticulous technique and careful attention to temperature and proportion.
Edomae sushi with firm, tangy sushi rice; the grilled eel is another highlight.
Mid-to-high-priced sushi featuring red-vinegar sushi rice and a progression alternating raw and cooked courses.
Counter-style Japanese dining from NT$7,000 per person, with restrained seasoning and decoration; grilled white eel and monkfish liver with pickled watermelon are especially memorable.