Akada No Mori Keigetsu
Unveil the artistry of kaiseki at Akada No Mori Keigetsu in Yamaguchi, a blend of tranquility and tradition near Akuda Hachimangu Shrine.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in a serene neighborhood of Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi, Akada No Mori Keigetsu offers a dining experience that redefines traditional Japanese cuisine. Transforming a former residence into a charming dining venue, this establishment provides private rooms where guests can enjoy meals in an intimate setting, seamlessly blending the warmth of a home with the elegance of fine dining.
Celebrated for its innovative take on kaiseki, a multi-course Japanese meal, Akada No Mori Keigetsu presents an impressive array of 11 dishes. Highlights include delicacies like bamboo shoots with Yorozu dressing, flavorful panko manju, and the delightful chinmushi steamed dish. The restaurant is particularly renowned for its savory sukiyaki hot pot and the Kamameshi—a choice of seafood or beef, impeccably cooked in a traditional pot. Despite the artisanal presentation, the set lunches remain surprisingly affordable.
Conveniently found near the Akuda Hachimangu Shrine, the restaurant is easily accessible via the Sanden Bus "Akuda" stop. For those on the move, a take-out Bento option offers a colorful selection of dishes, perfect for a quick yet satisfying meal.
Some reviews mention mixed service experiences, but Akada No Mori Keigetsu continually charms patrons with its excellent dish timing and thoughtful amenities like packing Kamameshi for takeaway. The ambiance is enriched by scenic views—especially enchanting at night—making it a favored destination for both special occasions and relaxing outings. With its unwavering commitment to culinary artistry, Akada No Mori Keigetsu embodies the essence of Japanese hospitality.
Akada No Mori Keigetsu Phone Number
Akada No Mori Keigetsu Business Days
Akada No Mori Keigetsu Address
2-6-8 Akadacho, Shimonoseki-shi, Yamaguchi 751-0841
Akada No Mori Keigetsu Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
Restaurant location
Travel off-the-beaten-track to a quiet and rural prefecture that’s home to serene beaches, tranquil caves, and ancient castles, and has a history that’s dominated by the samurai. Its Dassai sake is famed, and local delicacies include the poisonous fugu (pufferfish).
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