Shigeichi — Restaurant in Kurashiki

I found out about Shigeichi from a youtuber, who goes by the name Miki from Japan, and decided to visit when visiting Okayama.

Whrn we arrive there, a couple ahead of us had made reservations, and was uncertain if we would get in, but since it was not busy and we came early for lunch we were seated straight away. We were informed about the lunch time menu and ww ordered the chirashi sushi box set, which came with appetisers and dessert and the main dish the 'hidden' chirashi sushi box. The sushi is hidden as it isn't visible until you flip the box around and removed the cover and voila! This sushi set menu did not disappoint from the appetizers, including the prawn and vegetable tempura, the variety sushi and vegetables from chirashi sushi to the red bean paste on top of vanilla ice cream, which I liked very much! This set menu was very fulfilling and delicious, and I do feel this restaurant should be visited at least once for the...

Thoroughly enjoyed my visit here. A small walk from the historical part of Kurashiki but worth the detour. The food was extremely tasty and presented beautifully. The sake was delicious and easy going. The service was inviting, friendly, helpful and attentive. We went when it was quiet so the atmosphere was relaxed and peaceful, not sure how busy the restaurant gets in the evening. Very smart and clean place. Would definitely recommend the restaurant and would happily go again if...

Frugality was ordered by the feudal lord in the Edo period. The diet of the common people was restricted to one type of side dish and soup. However, it is said that ordinary people who wanted to eat something delicious turned the sushi over, and enjoyed their daily meals with ``kaeshi-zushi'', which looked like a simple side dish when the officials came. At this shop, U can experience what it was like 4 the common people of that time, so we recommend stopping by when sightseeing...