Tokyo, Japan
From Michelin Guide
Shingo Sakamoto doesn’t have to tell you how he respects nature’s bounty; his ingredients do the talking. His adroit culinary techniques tease out the flavours of carefully selected abalone, crab and puffer fish. The effect he looks for is deliciousness at the instant food touches the lips. Soup dishes waft with the aroma of freshly drawn broth, infused with bonito shaved just before serving. Grilled pieces are wreathed in the fragrance of charcoal, locking in flavour. Cuisine refined by care without compromise.
From Visitor Experiences
1. Zen-inspired Concept: Hakuun's name is derived from the Zen term 'white cloud', symbolizing a carefree and detached spirit. 2. Fragrance and Temperature Prized: The restaurant emphasizes the importance of fragrance and temperature in its culinary experience, with dishes carefully crafted to showcase these elements. 3. Innovative Japanese Cuisine: Hakuun offers a unique take on traditional Japanese cuisine, with original and skillful preparations such as char-grilled beef and game, straw-roasted meats, and bespoke broths.
From Visitor Experiences
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