What is an 'omakase' menu and how does it work here?

Omakase is a Japanese phrase that means "I'll leave it up to you." At Northend Leoat, this means you are entrusting our head chef to create a unique, multi-course tasting menu for you. The dishes are based on the absolute best and freshest seasonal ingredients available on that day, offering a spontaneous and exclusive culinary journey.

Is there a specific dress code for dining at your restaurant?

To maintain the elegant atmosphere of our dining room, we adhere to a 'smart casual' dress code. We kindly ask that our guests refrain from wearing sportswear, shorts, or overly casual t-shirts and sandals. A collared shirt for gentlemen and similar attire for ladies is recommended to ensure a refined and enjoyable experience for all of our guests.

How far in advance do I need to make a reservation?

Due to our intimate seating arrangement and the detailed preparation required for our omakase menu, we highly recommend making reservations at least one to two weeks in advance. For weekend bookings or special occasions, we suggest booking even earlier to secure your preferred date. Reservations can be made easily through our website or by telephone with our staff.

Can the omakase menu accommodate specific dietary restrictions?

Yes, our chefs can often accommodate certain dietary restrictions, such as gluten intolerance or shellfish allergies, with sufficient advance notice. Because the menu is carefully planned, it is essential that you inform us of any specific requirements at the time of booking. This allows our culinary team the time to create suitable and equally delicious alternative dishes for you.

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About This Tour

Finding authentic Japanese cuisine that goes beyond the basics can be a challenge for any traveler. This tour is your solution, offering an exclusive culinary experience at Northend Leoat. Forget generic menus and let us guide you through a journey of artistic presentation and traditional flavors. This is your guaranteed path to an unforgettable and genuine taste of Japan.

Trip Highlights

Experience the fine art of authentic, traditional Japanese cuisine.
Discover unique, expertly crafted dishes beyond the typical menu.
A must-visit for foodies seeking a genuine taste of Japan.

Day 01 :

Arrival to the City and a Curated Sake Tasting Experience

Welcome to your culinary journey. Upon arrival, we will transfer you to your hotel in the city's vibrant Northend district. This evening, we begin with an introduction to Japan's most famous beverage at an exclusive sake bar. You will sample a flight of premium sakes, from crisp and dry to rich and sweet, learning about their origins and craft.

Day 02 :

The Main Event: An Exclusive Dinner at Northend Leoat

Tonight is the pinnacle of our tour: an unforgettable dining experience at the renowned Northend Leoat. You will be treated to a multi-course "omakase" (chef's choice) menu, where each dish is a work of art. The chef will use the finest seasonal ingredients to showcase the elegance, precision, and profound flavors of authentic, high-end Japanese cuisine.

Day 03 :

A Serene Japanese Garden Visit and a Traditional Tea Ceremony

Today we explore the culture behind the cuisine. We will spend the morning in a beautiful and tranquil Japanese garden, admiring the harmony of nature and design. Afterwards, you will participate in a traditional tea ceremony, learning the graceful art of preparing and serving matcha. It is a peaceful experience that highlights the Japanese principles of respect, purity, and tranquility.

Day 04 :

A Fish Market Visit and a Final Farewell Lunch

For your final day, we take an early morning trip to the central fish market to see the incredible variety of fresh seafood that inspires the city's chefs. Afterwards, we will enjoy a delicious farewell lunch at a top-rated sushi restaurant. It's a final, perfect taste of Japan's culinary excellence before we transfer you to the airport for your departure.

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