Ichikawa
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- Cuisine
- Japanese, Asian
- Michelin
- selected
- Price
- €€€
- Website
- https://www.ichikawa.it
- Description
- Ichikawa is one of the culinary masters who played a part in introducing Japanese cuisine to Italy. After decades in the country working in various restaurants, this chef has finally opened his own eatery, where he serves top-quality Japanese cuisine ranging from familiar favourites such as sushi and sashimi to other less-known family dishes and street food from the land of the Rising Sun. A good place to discover the joys of Japanese cuisine!
- Review score
- 4.2
- Review count
- 56
- Review summary
- Ichikawa, Milan’s first omakase restaurant, is renowned for Master Haruo Ichikawa’s precise technique and high-quality ingredients at the counter. Many reviews praise the authentic cuisine, elegant atmosphere, and professional service, positioning it as a benchmark for refined Japanese dining. However, opinions on value are mixed; some guests found the portions or flavors underwhelming relative to expectations, citing issues with meal pacing. Negative feedback highlights inconsistencies in non-counter service, noting Italian staff, missing table linens, and ventilation problems. While the counter experience is highly rated, the overall ambiance and service quality vary significantly depending on seating location.
- Best for
- Recommended for diners seeking an authentic counter omakase experience, prioritizing seating at the bar for the best quality.
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