OUR PHILOSOPHY
Wagyu Kaiseki

Chapter One
Wagyu Kaiseki with
dashi, soy sauce and miso
Omi Daikichi beef, prepared with traditional Japanese seasonings and cooking techniques.
For around five years, this approach has guided our Wagyu Kaiseki at Gion Daikichi, bringing out the distinctive flavour of each cut.

Chapter Two
A new expression
of Wagyu Kaiseki
Building on the foundations of Chapter One, we now explore charcoal-grilled steak, sukiyaki and dashi shabu-shabu.
Experience how different cooking techniques and the careful application of heat reveal new textures and flavours in Omi Daikichi beef.
Grilled, simmered, or gently cooked in dashi.

Grilled | Charcoal-Grilled Steak
Grilling over charcoal brings out the flavour of Omi Daikichi beef.

Simmered | Sukiyaki
The beef is gently simmered in our own sukiyaki sauce, blended with beef consommé.

Gently Cooked in Dashi | Dashi Shabu-Shabu
Thin slices of beef are briefly dipped in dashi to cook them gently. Broths flavoured with ponzu, sesame or plum bring variety to each bite.
Different cuts, pairings
and finishing dishes.
Explore a range of cuts of Omi Daikichi beef, raised on our own farm.
In our Sukiyaki Kaiseki and Dashi Shabu-Shabu Kaiseki, the cuts and their pairings change as the meal unfolds. Each seasoning is chosen to complement the cut, revealing a variety of textures and flavours.
The meal finishes with dishes such as rice simmered in broth, beef udon, risotto or a beef rice bowl, making the most of the flavours developed in the hot pot.
Photographs show examples of our kaiseki meals.
Dashi Shabu-Shabu Kaiseki




Sukiyaki Kaiseki




Charcoal-Grilled Steak Kaiseki




Let our staff
prepare your hot pot.
Our staff prepare the hot pot for both Sukiyaki Kaiseki and Dashi Shabu-Shabu Kaiseki. Simply enjoy the changing cuts and flavours, with no need to cook at the table yourself.
YOUR MOMENT IN GION
Make your time in Gion
an occasion to remember.
Dinner is by reservation only.
Please book online or call us to reserve your table.