Ki-sho

An idyllic zen-garden, Ki-sho means aristocratic craftsmanship, bringing forth a marriage of both interior design and culinary art. This characteristic is reflected throughout the restaurant's architecture and Chef Hamamoto's culinary creations. With a selection of three Omakase set menu, enjoy the dining experience at a 10-seater pine timber sushi bar or request for a private entertainment room on the upper level. Ki-sho features a quaint sake room with over 50 labels of traditional and seasonal sake on display, specially imported from Japan to complement the ever-changing menu designed for a gastronomic dining experience.