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JA Zenno Hyogo restaurant Kobe Plaisir

JA全農兵庫 直営レストラン 神戸プレジール

  • Sannomiya, Hyogo
  • Steak,Yakiniku/Steak / Japanese Beef Steak

厚澤 宏行Hiroyuki Atsuzawa

Grew up watching his grandfather and father who were both chefs, and naturally entered the world of cooking.

Born on June 27th, 1972 in Ishikawa Prefecture. His family operated a Sushi restaurant. While watching his grandfather and father work, and helping out at the restaurant, he naturally developed interested in the world of cooking. 1991: Began training at a restaurant in Osaka to learn Italian and French cuisines. 1996: Joined [New Otani Kobe Harborland] 2002: Began serving as a chef at Teppanyaki [Rokko] at the hotel. 2008: Appointed as the first chef at [JA Zenno Hyogo restaurant Kobe Plaisir]. 2012: Began serving as the owner.

厚澤 宏行Hiroyuki Atsuzawa

Kiyose Sasama

季よせ ささま

  • Himeji, Hyogo
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood

笹間 照太Shota Sasama

The Chef's Recommendations

A chef who prepares remarkable seasonal dishes that reflect his diverse arsenal of professional experience.

He was born in October of 1976 in Hyogo Prefecture. He had a love of hands-on work when he was young, and from early on he knew that he wanted to learn a professional craft someday, which ended up being the culinary arts -- since he wanted to do something that was both unique and personal. He started by training for 10 years at a restaurant specializing in cuisine from Kanazawa. After that, he picked up a wealth of experience working as a head chef at several notable local restaurants, including the Japanese steak house Senju and the sushi restaurant Kyuemon. He then went on to open Kiyose Sasama in March of 2014, where he currently serves as the owner and head chef. He also participates in Hyogo’s preservation society for native species and makes sure to use organic vegetables that are grown with minimal pesticides and other chemicals.

笹間 照太Shota Sasama

Salon Bar Thistle

Salon Bar Thistle

  • Hikone/Taga/Aisho, Shiga
  • Cigar Bar,Bars (pubs) / General / Beer / Cocktail

宮下 純Jun Miyashita

The Chef's Recommendations

This bartender skillfully creates cocktails to suit the tastes of each and every customer

Born in Shiga prefecture in 1976, his mastery of bartending began with a part-time job. He then worked at Nagahama Royal Hotel and further honed his skills at Imperial Hotel Osaka. With this hotel experience under his belt, he opened Salon Bar Thistle in February 2005. He now works as the bar's owner-bartender, serving exquisite cocktails. After completing cigar training in the Philippines and Cuba (the home of cigars), he obtained a Cigar Manager qualification. He can even teach first-time smokers how to appreciate cigars.

宮下 純Jun Miyashita

Kirakutei

喜楽亭

  • Kyotogosho/Nishijin, Kyoto
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / General / Donburi (rice bowl)

中川 宏一NAKAGAWA KOICHI

A part-time job in a restaurant was the inspiration that led him down the path to becoming a chef.

After working part time at a restaurant, Koichi became interested in the culinary world, and went on to work at Morita-ya in an Isetan department store in Kyoto. After that, he worked for 5 years at the French Kaiseki restaurant Seiyo Kappou Ida, which brings us to the present day. He now spends every day exploring new ways to bring out the best flavour of local Kyoto ingredients.

中川 宏一NAKAGAWA KOICHI

Kako Usui

嘉肴 うす井

  • Sannomiya, Hyogo
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sushi

臼井 信一Shinichi Usui

The Chef's Recommendations

A veteran chef of 30 years

Chef Usui was born in Hyogo Prefecture in 1965. He loved cooking ever since he was a child, inspired by his culinarily skilled mother. After undergoing training, he entered into the world of Japanese cuisine. He launched Kako Usui in 2012.

臼井 信一Shinichi Usui

Yakiniku Horumon On The Rice

焼肉ホルモンオンザライス

  • Toji/Tofukuji, Kyoto
  • Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ),Yakiniku/Steak / Yakiniku (grilled meat)

伊藤 義和Yoshikazu Ito

What Mr. Ito offers is the finest ingredients and delicious travel memories.

He was born in 1975 in Kyoto. He had been a company employee previously, but his desire to run a restaurant led him to a culinary career with a firm decision. "I want visitors to make their trip memorable with delicious food," he says. He manages "Yakiniku Horumon On The Rice," a yakiniku restaurant where visitors can enjoy Saloma Beef, eggs, and other carefully selected ingredients at reasonable prices.

伊藤 義和Yoshikazu Ito

KYOTO TOWER SANDO BAR

KYOTO TOWER SANDO バル

  • Kyoto Station, Kyoto
  • Standing Bar,Bars (pubs) / Local Sake

本川 無為Mui Honkawa

He wanted to work to please people.

He was born in 1991 in Wakkanai, Hokkaido. He spent his childhood in Mexico and graduated from Liceo Mexicano Japones. Then he entered Ryukoku University to learn Buddhism in the department of Shin Buddhism, Ryukoku University, and started to think strongly about having a job to please people. In 2014, he entered icon Corporation and accumulated experiences at Komakura Umeda Hankyu Higashi Dori branch and Gokigen-Ebisu Oumi Hachiman Station branch. In 2017, he started working as the master chef at [KYOTO TOWER SANDO BAR].

本川 無為Mui Honkawa

Yakiniku Senzankaku

焼肉 千山閣

  • Himeji, Hyogo
  • Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ),Yakiniku/Steak / Yakiniku (grilled meat) / Horumon (offal meat) / Bibimbap

金豊 英学Eigaku Kanetoyo

The Chef's Recommendations

His mystery sauce and uncompromising approach to selecting ingredients bring satisfaction to his customers

Born in Osaka in 1950, his marriage triggered him to begin his career as a chef. He used to help out at his family's yakiniku (barbecued meat) restaurant, which equipped him with the techniques and exacting standards of a chef. Ten years later, he opened [Yakiniku Senzankaku]. Mr. Kanetoyo says that he "wants to please his customers by providing high quality Japanese black beef at reasonable prices". His original dipping sauce, based on a secret family recipe that he inherited from previous generations, has gained real popularity. The restaurant is now thriving so much that it sometimes sells out of beef.

金豊 英学Eigaku Kanetoyo

Tanta Felicita

タンタフェリチッタ

  • Kadoma, Osaka
  • Italian,Italian/French / Italian / Western Sosaku (creative cuisine) / General

喜多 正人 Masato Kita

The Chef's Recommendations

Authentic Italian dishes with an emphasis on superior ingredients

Born in Kochi Prefecture in 1976. Being born surrounded by nature in Kochi, a treasure trove of great food, he was blessed to be raised in an environment of abundant ingredients. He moved to "Japan's kitchen," Osaka, to attend university with the goal of becoming a chef. After polishing his craft through self-study and working in various restaurants, he opened Tanta Felicita in October, 2015. The restaurant strives everyday to offer guests reliable technique and service backed by experience, where "The flavor of the food is guaranteed, and diners can enjoy authentic Italian in a casual setting."

喜多 正人 Masato Kita

Ryoan Aritomi

料庵 有とみ

  • Sannomiya, Hyogo
  • Japanese,Japanese / Suppon (soft-shelled turtle) / Japanese Sosaku (creative cuisine) / Wine

有冨 巧治Koji Aritomi

The Chef's Recommendations

His long-held love of food and dining led him to where he is today

He was born in July of 1976 and grew up in Akashi. His love for restaurants and dining out stems back to a part-time restaurant job he took on during his student years. After spending time sampling different foods and getting to know the culinary world, he decided to put his experience to use and start a cooking career of his own. He worked at a restaurant for seven years in Kobe and eventually worked his way up to serve as head chef. He says that his career has been fostered by his guests, and to this day he uses his long-held passion for food to develop a place that everyone in the area can enjoy.

有冨 巧治Koji Aritomi

Ramen Iccho

ラーメン一丁

  • Maizuru/Miyazu/Kyoutango/Fukuchiyama, Kyoto
  • Ramen,Ramen (noodles) / General / Shoyu Ramen (soy sauce ramen) / Tonkotsu Ramen (pork broth ramen)

岩見 貞行Sadayuki Iwami

Puts his cooking experience to work as he pursues the best tasting ramen available.

This chef got his start after leaving behind the life of a business man, and working as both a waiter and chef for a Chinese restaurant. After working with food everyday, he began to dream of "A bowl of a ramen that could satisfy me," and opened up his own ramen restaurant.

岩見 貞行Sadayuki Iwami

Shunsai Yamasaki

旬菜 山崎

  • Suita/Settsu, Osaka
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal) / Sake

伊東 賢治Kenji Ito

Cooking at home ended up putting him on the path to a professional culinary career

Mr. Ito was born in Kagoshima Prefecture in 1979. During his childhood he had fun by making food at home, and he eventually used those fond memories as inspiration to take on a career in the culinary world. After graduation he made his first move toward becoming a chef by taking a job at a traditional Japanese restaurant in Kobe. He spent the next five years building his cooking skills little by little from the ground up. After that he continued to focus his efforts on Japanese cuisine by spending two years at a restaurant specializing in tofu, before moving on to work in catering for three years. He took his present position as head chef after joining Shunsai Yamasaki in 2009.

伊東 賢治Kenji Ito

nicotto & mam

ニコット&マム

  • Kyoto Station, Kyoto
  • Sweets,Cafe/Sweets / Others / Coffee

山内 健司Kenji Yamauchi

Wants to spread doughnuts that even children allergic to eggs can eat.

He was born in 1970 in Kyoto. During his 6 year overseas experience working as a bridal planner, he decided to open an doughnut café after going back to Japan, as he went to one daily, and learned the know-how on his own. While developing original doughnuts, he was requested to create one safe for those who are allergic to eggs, which is why he opened [nicotto & mam] to serve doughnuts without using eggs.

山内 健司Kenji Yamauchi

Tapioca Belize

タピオカベリーズ

  • Kyoto Station, Kyoto
  • Cafe,Cafe/Sweets / Crepe / Ice Cream / Others

藤野 さくらSakura Fujino

Wishing to offer [a happy moment] to the guests!

She was born in 1995 in Kyoto. She has worked at a ramen (Chinese noodle) shop, café, and in the entertainment field since she was 16 years old and learned fundamental cooking skills and serving guests. At the age of 18, she encountered [Tapioca Belize] and was fascinated with its beautiful decoration, serving sweets to the guests, and engaging with shop staff and guests. Currently, she is working as the manager and a chef with a passion, enjoying offering [a happy moment] to the guests.

藤野 さくらSakura Fujino

Ryowa Daido

料和 大道

  • Shin-Kobe/Kitano, Hyogo
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / General / Sake / Shochu

大道 慎吾Shingo Daido

The Chef's Recommendations

With a reputation for performance and finesse, this artisan of Japanese cuisine coaxes the essential flavors from his ingredients

Born in January 1977 in Hyogo Prefecture, Chef Daido has had an interest in cooking since childhood, and began pursuing a future as a chef once he finished high school. With help from a friend, he got a job cooking at Arima Onsen, a food-focused hot springs ryokan, where he spent six years mastering techniques of Japanese cuisine. He then acquired even more experience working at several restaurants in the Sannomiya district of Kobe. He says, "I strive to prepare food that respects the ingredients, and makes the best use of their essential qualities." He creates dazzling dishes with the delicate mindfulness distinctive of Japanese cuisine, emphasizing inherent flavors and freshness.

大道 慎吾Shingo Daido

Ristorante QUINTOCANTO

Ristorante QUINTOCANTO

  • Nakanoshima, Osaka
  • Italian,Italian/French / Italian / Pasta

弓削 啓太YUGE KEITA

The Chef's Recommendations

He moves even before he thinks. That kind of energy once brought him to the national stage in high school baseball, and now it's landed him in a famous restaurant

Born in 1989 in Saga prefecture. His sole passion through high school was baseball, and he even played in the national championships. After high school graduation he attended a culinary school in Vancouver, where he'd spent some time studying languages. After returning to Japan, he worked at Chez Inno, where he was in charge of sales, cooking, and desserts. To hone his skills even further, he traveled to Paris. Upon returning to Japan again, he worked at the SALONE2007 chain restaurant IL TEATRINO DA SALONE as sous chef, then as chef here at QUINTOCANTO.

弓削 啓太YUGE KEITA

Kyoto Chinese Restaurant  Seikaen

京都 中華料理 清華園

  • Kyoto Station, Kyoto
  • Chinese,Chinese / General / Gyoza (dumplings) / Chinese Sosaku (creative cuisine)

清水 悟Satoru Shimizu

Wants to make many people happy through his dishes.

He was born in 1959 in Kyoto. He often cooked dinner for his brothers since he was a child. As he enjoyed making his beloved family or friends happy with his food, he became fond of cooking. He decided to make something he liked into his job, and went to a cooking school after graduating from high school. After having training at renowned Chinese restaurants in Kyoto, such as Chugoku Hanten, Chinese Restaurant Hakuho, and Park Hotel Tenshin Hanten, he opened [Seika En] at the age of only 23.

清水 悟Satoru Shimizu

Kushinobo Osaka Hozenji Main branch

串の坊 大阪法善寺本店

  • Namba, Osaka
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Kushiage (deep-fried skewers)

大須賀 誠Makoto Osuga

He kept working in the cooking field, then found the charms of kushikatsu (deep-fried meat and vegetables on a skewer).

He was born in 1970 in Shizuoka prefecture. He was helping the sushi restaurant run by his family since he was very young. When he was a student at Tsuji Culinary Institute, he was impressed with delicateness and deepness of kushikatsu (deep-fried meet and vegetables on a skewer) at [Kushinobo] where he had a part time job. In 1990, he entered Kushinobo. In 1997, he was selected as the manager in his 20s, since when he accumulated experiences at several branches. In 2007, he became the manager of [Osaka Hozenji Main branch]. Currently he keeps surprising and impressing the guests with his attitude seeking for new ingredients while following the taste of tradition from the time the restaurant was established.

大須賀 誠Makoto Osuga

Imomatsu Kita-bekkan 

いも松北別館

  • Kiyamachi/Pontocho, Kyoto
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns

國頭 敏Satoshi Kunito

A chef who provides "Dishes that make people happy" every day.

Mr. Kunito was born in 1979 in Kyoto-shi, Kyoto. He worked at a Japanese restaurant with only counter seating for five years. Then, after working at a restaurant specializing in vegetables and a visually appealing workplace used for wedding banquets, he became the head chef at Imomatsu. Since he entered this world with a desire to provide happiness through food, he now creates dishes that are particular about appearance, taste, and everything else, based on the concept of "high quality all-you-can-eat and drink."

國頭 敏Satoshi Kunito

Kyoto Senmaru Shakariki murasaki

京都千丸 しゃかりき murasaki

  • Kyoto Station, Kyoto
  • Ramen,Ramen (noodles) / Shoyu Ramen (soy sauce ramen) / Tsukemen (noodles served separately from dip soup)

梶 充秀Mitsuhide Kaji

Quitting the company job is a turning point in his life.

He was born in 1970 in Kyoto. He left the job where he's worked at for 10 years, to challenge something new, and decided to go to Tokyo at the age of 30. He suddenly ran into a ramen shop that he happened to see on a magazine, and started training from zero. At the ramen shop, he was impressed by the chef whom he looked up to, and decided to be a ramen chef himself. After coming back to his home town, he joined early time [Shakariki], then got involved in opening the Kyoto Tower branch.  

梶 充秀Mitsuhide Kaji

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