Añade una foto
27 fotos
Las vistas de Mikane Shrine desde las ventanas de este restaurante te dejan un recuerdo increíble. Lo que aquí te van a pedir que tomes es su comida japonesa. Visita Man para degustar un sorprendente pescado, unos bien trabajados sushi nigiri o unos singulares sashimi.
Vas a llevarte un buen recuerdo de este lugar, puesto que es famoso por su gran servicio y su amable personal, siempre dispuesto a ayudar. Un gran número de críticos creen que los platos que ofrecen tienen unos precios justos. No dejes de fijarte en su interesante atmósfera. Los usuarios de Google que visitaron este lugar afirman que la valoración más adecuada es 4,4.
Opiniones de los clientes sobre platos y características
Ver todasMenos
Reseñas de visitantes en Man
/ 79
Servicio no disponible temporalmente
Vuelva a intentarlo más tarde.
M
Solicitar eliminación de información
Manuel Cadena
hace 2 meses en Google
Sushidokoro MAN is one of Kyoto’s best-kept gastronomic secrets. Hidden away from the most public and heavily trafficked circuits, yet still close enough to the city’s principal access routes, it feels like the kind of restaurant one discovers not through noise, but through trust. Today I visited Chef Akira Umehara, known as “MAN-san,” whose official restaurant profile presents him as the master behind this Kyoto-style sushi house, working together with his wife and son. From the first moment, the experience was shaped by family: the gracious welcome of his wife, the attentive presence of his son, and the quiet authority of a chef who has nothing to prove and everything to express. The room is not large, but it is exactly what it needs to be. The counter is the center of gravity. It allows the diner to observe the craft at close range: the hand, the knife, the temperature, the timing, the silence between gestures. The restaurant’s official description emphasizes intimacy, authenticity and seafood, with a Kyoto-style approach in which fish may appear raw, grilled or fried depending on the course. That description is accurate, but it does not fully capture the emotional warmth of the place. For me, the foundation of all great cuisine is the ingredient. At Sushidokoro MAN, Chef Akira understands this at the highest level. His cooking does not disguise the ingredient. It isolates it, clarifies it, and allows its nature to speak. Each plate is built around one principal actor, with only the most minimal addition of a complement: a touch, a temperature, a texture, a seasoning. Nothing is excessive. Nothing is decorative. Each dish becomes a deep homage to the main ingredient. This is where the restaurant becomes exceptional. The cuisine is not about complexity for its own sake. It is about restraint, precision and respect. Chef Akira’s mastery of process and temperature is extraordinary. The synchronization of timing is exact: each course arrives when it should, each piece is served at the correct moment, each gesture supports the rhythm of the meal. There is no theatrical arrogance here. There is discipline, humility and profound control. The meal also offers a mosaic of Japanese ingredients, with a special sensitivity to Kyoto and its surrounding culinary identity. It is not Tokyo sushi transplanted into Kyoto. It is Kyoto expressing itself through sushi, seafood, warmth and family. The result is deeply local and deeply personal. Service is inseparable from the experience. The smile of Chef Akira’s wife gives the room its warmth; the attentiveness of his son gives the counter its fluidity. Together, they create an atmosphere that elevates the food rather than distracting from it. This is not luxury as spectacle. This is luxury as care. Sushidokoro MAN is not currently a restaurant I would describe through institutional grandeur. I would describe it through truth. If it were evaluated within the ChefManny Guide, and if I were to judge it by the same disciplined criteria I apply to the world’s great dining rooms, it would merit serious two-star consideration. The product, technique, timing, harmony and emotional authenticity are all operating at a very high level. Every dish served today deserved the highest respect. More importantly, every dish felt honest. Chef Akira does not cook to impress the room. He cooks to honor the ingredient, the guest and the tradition. ChefManny Verdict ChefManny Classification: Hidden Kyoto Master Table Projected Michelin-equivalent level: At least two-star consideration ChefManny Score: 94/100 Product: Exceptional Technique: Masterful Atmosphere: Warm, family-led, deeply human Would return: Without hesitation Sushidokoro MAN is a jewel: quiet, sincere, technically precise and emotionally generous. It is one of those rare restaurants where the greatness of the experience is not announced. It reveals itself, piece by piece, through the hands of the chef and the smile of his family. Meal type: Dinner Price per person: ¥10,000+ Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
A
Solicitar eliminación de información
Allie Sarway
hace 2 meses en Google
Most delicious omakase we had the whole trip. My husband and I came here to celebrate our anniversary. The chef and owners were extremely kind and the food tastes amazing. We were kosher style and they knew what we could and couldn’t eat. The chef explained each piece and out so much care into it. Definitely recommend coming here. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
B
Solicitar eliminación de información
Brad Allison
hace 2 meses en Google
Truly a first class omakase. Approx $200/PP but each course exceptional, friendly family and accessible in season items. Classic Japanese! Price per person: ¥10,000+ Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
Todas las opiniones
Sushi, Japonesa
$$$$
Rango de precios por persona
JPY 10,000
Dirección
新町通御池上るNakanocho, 34-2, Kioto, Prefectura de Kioto, Japón
Características
Tarjetas de crédito aceptadas
No hay entrega
Wifi
Para llevar
Reserva
No accesible para sillas de ruedas
Horario
| LunesLun | Cerrado |
| MartesMar | 18:00-22:00 |
| MiércolesMié | 18:00-22:00 |
| JuevesJue | 18:00-22:00 |
| ViernesVie | 18:00-22:00 |
| SábadoSáb | 18:00-22:00 |
| DomingoDom | 18:00-22:00 |
Página web
Instagram
@sushidokoro_man
Reportar un error de datos
