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Kado no Mise šŸ£ | Minneapolis' Intimate Omakase Sanctuary

Step behind the unmarked door in the North Loop and enter Kado no Mise – where Minneapolis' most authentic omakase experience unfolds in an intimate 10-seat counter, connecting you directly with the chef's craft and Japan's seasonal rhythms. šŸŽŒāœØ šŸ“ Find Your Seat at the Counter: 33 N 1st Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55401 (Reservations essential – this culinary journey books weeks in advance) 🌟 The Omakase Experience: 12-15 COURSES OF EDIBLE ART – Each piece crafted before your eyes šŸŽØ SEASONAL FISH FLOWN FROM JAPAN – Including rare selections from Toyosu Market 🐟 HAYAT-SAN'S MASTERY – Watch Chef Hayato Nakamura's knife skills and hear stories behind each creation šŸ”Ŗ šŸ¶ Your Journey Through Flavors: ✨ Hokkaido Uni – Sweet sea urchin that melts like ocean butter 🌊 ✨ Akami Zuke – Lean bluefin tuna marinated in secret soy blend šŸ”“ ✨ Kinmedai – Golden eye snapper with yuzu and sea salt ✨ ✨ Anago Tempura – Saltwater eel so delicate it dissolves on contact šŸ¤ šŸ’« The Vibe: Serious yet warm – the dark wood counter, soft spotlights on the chef's hands, and reverent silence broken only by explanations of each piece. This isn't dinner; it's a culinary meditation. šŸ’” Omakase Pro-Tips: Book 4-6 weeks ahead via Tock reservations šŸ“± Opt for the premium sake pairing – it transforms the experience šŸ¶ Sit at the counter center for the full interactive experience šŸŖ‘ Dietary restrictions? Mention when booking – they accommodate gracefully 🌱 ⭐ Perfect For: Special celebrations šŸŽ‰ Culinary milestones šŸ† Impressing serious food lovers šŸ’˜ When you want to understand why omakase is called "edible jazz" šŸŽµ Final Piece: Kado no Mise doesn't just serve sushi – they craft memories that linger long after the last piece of tamago. Your passport to Japan awaits in downtown Minneapolis. āœˆļø #KadoNoMise #MinneapolisOmakase #SushiLovers #JapaneseCuisine #FineDiningMN #NorthLoopEats #EdibleArt #ChefsCounter

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Kado no Mise šŸ£ | Minneapolis' Intimate Omakase Sanctuary

Step behind the unmarked door in the North Loop and enter Kado no Mise – where Minneapolis' most authentic omakase experience unfolds in an intimate 10-seat counter, connecting you directly with the chef's craft and Japan's seasonal rhythms. šŸŽŒāœØ šŸ“ Find Your Seat at the Counter: 33 N 1st Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55401 (Reservations essential – this culinary journey books weeks in advance) 🌟 The Omakase Experience: 12-15 COURSES OF EDIBLE ART – Each piece crafted before your eyes šŸŽØ SEASONAL FISH FLOWN FROM JAPAN – Including rare selections from Toyosu Market 🐟 HAYAT-SAN'S MASTERY – Watch Chef Hayato Nakamura's knife skills and hear stories behind each creation šŸ”Ŗ šŸ¶ Your Journey Through Flavors: ✨ Hokkaido Uni – Sweet sea urchin that melts like ocean butter 🌊 ✨ Akami Zuke – Lean bluefin tuna marinated in secret soy blend šŸ”“ ✨ Kinmedai – Golden eye snapper with yuzu and sea salt ✨ ✨ Anago Tempura – Saltwater eel so delicate it dissolves on contact šŸ¤ šŸ’« The Vibe: Serious yet warm – the dark wood counter, soft spotlights on the chef's hands, and reverent silence broken only by explanations of each piece. This isn't dinner; it's a culinary meditation. šŸ’” Omakase Pro-Tips: Book 4-6 weeks ahead via Tock reservations šŸ“± Opt for the premium sake pairing – it transforms the experience šŸ¶ Sit at the counter center for the full interactive experience šŸŖ‘ Dietary restrictions? Mention when booking – they accommodate gracefully 🌱 ⭐ Perfect For: Special celebrations šŸŽ‰ Culinary milestones šŸ† Impressing serious food lovers šŸ’˜ When you want to understand why omakase is called "edible jazz" šŸŽµ Final Piece: Kado no Mise doesn't just serve sushi – they craft memories that linger long after the last piece of tamago. Your passport to Japan awaits in downtown Minneapolis. āœˆļø #KadoNoMise #MinneapolisOmakase #SushiLovers #JapaneseCuisine #FineDiningMN #NorthLoopEats #EdibleArt #ChefsCounter

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