Koryu 2 ★ ★ 4.8
Two Michelin stars; chef Shintaro Matsuo builds Osaka-style kaiseki with Naniwa produce, richer dashi, and deeper umami than Kyoto counterparts.
La Cime is a french fine-dining restaurant in Kitashinchi And Fukushima, Osaka.
La Cime holds two Michelin stars; chef Yusuke Takada refracts classical French through Kagoshima citrus, Satsuma chicken, and Osaka seafood at Kawaramachi.
Address: 3-2-15 Kawaramachi, Chuo-ku, Osaka 541-0048
Two Michelin stars; chef Shintaro Matsuo builds Osaka-style kaiseki with Naniwa produce, richer dashi, and deeper umami than Kyoto counterparts.
Agnel d'Or holds one Michelin star; chef Akinari Fujita works a ten-seat Nishihommachi counter building umami-rich dishes from Kyushu produce.
Sushi Minazuki in Kitashinchi holds one Michelin star for its artistically sequenced omakase at five counter seats, with chef Takayuki Saki showcasing Inland.
Two Michelin stars; chef Shintaro Matsuo builds Osaka-style kaiseki with Naniwa produce, richer dashi, and deeper umami than Kyoto counterparts.
Sushi Harasho holds two Michelin stars; the chef seasons only with wasabi and nikiri at a 12-seat unmarked counter in a Nakanoshima back street.
Agnel d'Or holds one Michelin star; chef Akinari Fujita works a ten-seat Nishihommachi counter building umami-rich dishes from Kyushu produce.
Yugen holds two Michelin stars; chef Keisuke Mifune offers an approachable kaiseki in Tennoji using Osaka seafood in seasonal multi-course progression.
One Michelin star; chef Koji Azuma's Chinois-Fume concept fuses Chinese flavour with French culinary structure across a short tasting menu in Nishitenma.
Sushi Minazuki in Kitashinchi holds one Michelin star for its artistically sequenced omakase at five counter seats, with chef Takayuki Saki showcasing Inland.