The Best Restaurant in Gifu, Nagoya, Ise-Shima, and the Kii Peninsula

Located in one of the rustic old houses of the historic Kawaramachi district, this intimate restaurant offers an affordable, varying daily menu. You can go à la carte, but opting for one of the omakase courses is easiest. These typically feature eight or so small dishes that could include creative takes on izakaya staples, in-season mountain vegetables, and high-quality sashimi. The restaurant also serves local sake that goes well with the dinner.