Shokudo Yarn
High-concept art dining, which uses disparate strands to weave a gastronomic adventure, on Japan’s north coast.
Restaurant Details
The element of surprise is what raises any good dining experience to the next level. While plenty of chefs employ a few novel ingredients and flourishes, the husband-wife team behind SHÓKUDo YArn pull out all the stops to surprise you at every turn.
Situated in Komatsu, Ishikawa, their restaurant is located on the site of an old yarn factory, and this fact is central to their concept — weaving strands of various cuisines together to spin their own unique culinary yarn.
Together Yuji and Asami Yoneda have decades of combined experience in Japan and Europe, including at the three-starred El Bulli in Spain. Their experience with European gastronomy is applied to Japanese ingredients to create some truly amazing results.
Among the highlights are a salad prepared like a bouquet of flowers and served on a a standing plate to look like a ceremonial wreath; light, crispy pieces of vegetable with the restaurant logo burned onto them; and a unique summer drink made with matcha green tea, ginger ale, and a secret third ingredient.
Shokudo Yarn Phone Number
Shokudo Yarn Business Days
Shokudo Yarn Address
37-1 1-Chome Yoshitakemachi, Komatsu, Ishikawa, 923-0835, Japan
Shokudo Yarn 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
Stretching alongside the Sea of Japan, the coastal prefecture of Ishikawa boasts some dramatically diverse scenery ranging from rugged coastlines to untouched mountain backdrops, offering the freshest seafood and colorful locally-grown produce, harvested from rural areas.
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