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Sushiyoshi, The Otto Hotel. Photo: handout

Sushiyoshi: Special Osaka signatures with Western and Asian influences

  • The 17-21 course omakase menu includes surprise creations made from the seasonal ingredients on hand

Opened in 2018, Sushiyoshi Hong Kong is a branch of its two-Michelin-starred Osaka namesake, which opened 30 years ago. Chef-owner Hiroki Nakanoue is known for his innovative take on traditional Edomae-style sushi. He infuses Western and Asian influences into his dishes, like waffles with scallop tartare.

Japanese wild abalone. Photo: handout

The Hong Kong outlet is led by chef Sugawara, whose 17-21 course omakase menu comprises Osaka signatures like siphon dashi and Botan shrimp carpaccio, as well as surprise creations made from the seasonal ingredients on hand.

The Hong Kong restaurant seats 12 in the main dining area and features a 200-year-old Hinoki wood counter.

Contact details

 1/F The Otto Hotel, 8 Cameron Road, Tsim Sha Tsui 

2657 0280

Signature dishes

Botan shrimp carpaccio

Japanese wild abalone

Toro maki roll

 

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