Sushi L’Abysse Osaka at Four Seasons Hotel Osaka invites epicureans on a unique journey where modern French innovation meets traditional Japanese sushi mastery.
This collaboration unites Chef Yannick Alléno, holder of 15 Michelin stars, with Chef Itaru Yasuda, a seasoned sushi artisan with nearly three decades of experience, offering a non-fusion yet intertwined gastronomic experience.
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A Culinary Masterpiece
The menu showcases exclusive creations that celebrate Japan’s seasonal bounty, served on handcrafted ceramics by Ryosuke Matsuo. Highlights include Chef Yannick’s Artichoke Tofu with Smoked Pike Egg and Chef Yasuda’s meticulously crafted Sushi Nigiri, featuring seasonal fish and a secret vinegar blend. Sweet selections, such as White Miso Ice Cream and French-inspired Sugar Crust with Cooked Strawberries, provide a perfect conclusion.
The Omakase Experience
Guests embrace omakase dining, trusting chefs to craft a progressive culinary journey. Set at a hinoki wood sushi counter, the experience begins with French-inspired dishes, transitions to traditional Edomae sushi, and concludes with intricate desserts, marrying two culinary traditions seamlessly.
Exquisite Drinks
Fine sakes from Kamoshibito Kuheiji and IWA, crafted by Dom Pérignon’s former cellar master, complement Japanese wines for a harmonious pairing with each course.
Artful Ambiance
Perched on the 37th floor, the restaurant boasts spectacular Osaka views and interiors curated by Laurence Bonnel-Alléno. Highlights include Tadashi Kawamata’s suspended chopstick sculpture, KRJST Studio’s tapestry, and marine-inspired ceramic art by William Coggin.
Lunch options include nigiri and chirashi, while a private dining room offers an intimate setting for six guests.
For reservations, visit the Sushi L’Abysse Osaka website.
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