Nhà Hàng Sushi Shikon (Sushi Shikon Restaurant)

15 Queen's Road Central, The Landmark, Hong Kong

When it comes to sushi, many people will immediately think of Japan - the birthplace of the world-famous dish. However, few people would expect that in Hong Kong, there is still a restaurant famous for the food of the country "rising sun" and awarded three prestigious Michelin stars. Chef Masahiro Yoshitake's Sushi Shikon is one of the first three Michelin-star sushi restaurants in Hong Kong. Coming here, in addition to experiencing high-class dining, diners also have the opportunity to admire the wonderful performances under the skillful hands of talented chefs to make unique sushi in front of their eyes.

Established in 2012 as Sushi Yoshitake, Master Chef Masahiro Yoshitake's famous restaurant has established itself as one of the most prestigious sushi restaurants in Hong Kong under the name Sushi Shikon. Two years after its establishment, the restaurant has received three prestigious Michelin stars and is a three-Michelin-star venue showcasing traditional Edomae sushi using the finest ingredients from Japan. Here, the freshest ingredients are delivered twice a day from Tokyo's famous Tsukiji market, to ensure the freshness of the ingredients. Sushi Shikon Restaurant, not only offers world-class cuisine, but also gives diners an experience of the culture of Japan.

Although the restaurant has moved to a more luxurious new location, the restaurant still retains its original character, with the main material being hinoki wood - a famous Japanese wood used in the architecture of palaces and temples. radio, etc. In addition, the restaurant also carries the iconic Japanese design elements of Kumiko style – the art of hand-gluing wood pieces together into a finished product without the use of nails or nails. Mosaic motifs on maple wood.

The specialty of sushi restaurants is a counter with 8 seats to enjoy sushi performed and prepared directly by famous chefs and Shikon restaurant is no exception. The reason the sushi counter has only 8 seats is to create an intimate space for diners to enjoy sushi and chat with people around.

Sushi Shikon is one of the restaurants serving the best Edomae sushi in Hong Kong. Because even the smallest ingredients are imported daily directly from Japan, in order to ensure the consistency and quality of dishes with Sushi Yoshitake - the first restaurant in Japan of Masahiro Yoshitake. In addition to using fresh ingredients, the dishes at Shikon restaurant are also prepared by renowned culinary masters such as Chef Kabi, who was Yoshitake's partner for many years in Tokyo before he was born. moved to Hong Kong.

It is because of the restaurant's popularity and uniqueness that this place always attracts the attention and curiosity of diners. There are also diners who have come and always want to return to Shikon because of the unexpected experiences that Shikon brings to them. Therefore, the restaurant's menu is changed according to the season, in order to bring new culinary experiences to diners every time they come to Sushi Shikon. For the lunch set Nigiri menu, which includes appetizers, Nigiri sushi, soup and dessert, or the evening set menu is Omakase with 6 starters, 10 pieces of sushi, soup and dessert.

Because of the restaurant's popularity as well as the sophistication in the preparation of ingredients, the reservation and cancellation requirements are also quite strict. The restaurant only accepts reservations for groups of at least 4 people and must deposit 25% in advance, and always have to arrive on time that you have booked. The price for a meal at Shikon restaurant is around $1,800 HKD for lunch and $3,500 HKD for dinner.

Restaurant information:

Address: 07/F – 15 Queen's Road Central, The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong

Phone: (+852) 9697-6800

Opening hours: Monday – Saturday: 12:30PM – 02:00PM; 06:00PM – 08:00PM; 08:30PM – 10:30PM

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