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Kappo Matsuki
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Nearby attractions
Gango-ji
Japan, 〒630-8392 Nara, Chuincho, 11
NARA Visitor Center & Inn
3-3 Ikenocho, Nara, 630-8361, Japan
The Garden of the Former Daijyo-in Temple
1083-1 Takabatakecho, Nara, 630-8301, Japan
Harushika Sake Brewery store
24-1 Fukuchiincho, Nara, 630-8381, Japan
Kofuku-ji
48 Noboriojicho, Nara, 630-8213, Japan
KOTOWA NARAKOEN PREMIUM VIEW
15 Imamikadocho, Nara, 630-8374, Japan
Daijyo-in Temple Garden Cultural Hall
1083-1 Takabatakecho, Nara, 630-8301, Japan
Yuga Shrine
1059 Takabatakecho, Nara, 630-8301, Japan
Five Storied Pagoda - Kofukuji Temple
48 Noboriojicho, Nara, 630-8213, Japan
Naramachi Nigiwai-no-le
5 Nakanoshinyacho, Nara, 630-8333, Japan
Nearby restaurants
Main Dining Room 'Mikasa'
Japan, 〒630-8301 Nara, Takabatakecho, 1096 本館 1F
Pe Loncho
Japan, 〒630-8301 Nara, Takabatakecho, 1098 1KOTOMATI ビル
Rasa Bojun Nara (ラサ ボジュン 奈良)
1098-1 Takabatakecho, Nara, 630-8301, Japan
Nihonryōri Hanagiku
Japan, 〒630-8301 Nara, Takabatakecho, 1096 新館 5階
旬菜 香音
3-2 Tsurufukuincho, Nara, 630-8393, Japan
Hiraso
30-1 Imamikadocho, Nara, 630-8374, Japan
Vegan Cafe Ramuna
1028-5 Takabatakecho, Nara, 630-8301, Japan
french o・mo・ya 奈良町
11 Kunodocho, Nara, 630-8382, Japan
Dining Tanaka
Japan, 〒630-8391 Nara, Kasasagicho, 6−11 Casa Naramachi, 1F
Awa Naramachi
1 Shonamicho, Nara, 630-8363, Japan
Nearby hotels
Nara Hotel
1096 Takabatakecho, Nara, 630-8301, Japan
Guesthouse Tamura
1107-2 Takabatakecho, Nara, 630-8301, Japan
Asukasou
1113-3 Takabatakecho, Nara, 630-8301, Japan
Miroku Nara by The Share Hotels
1116-6 Takabatakecho, Nara, 630-8301, Japan
Hotel Setre Naramachi
1118 Takabatakecho, Nara, 630-8301, Japan
Hotel Pagoda
1122 Takabatakecho, Nara, 630-8301, Japan
Comfy Stay Sarusawaike
5 Higashiterabayashicho, Nara, 630-8362, Japan
Nara Ryokan
28-1 Higashiterabayashicho, Nara, 630-8362, Japan
Yoshidaya
246 Takabatakecho, Nara, 630-8301, Japan
Ryokan Matsumae
5 Imamikadocho, Nara, 630-8374, Japan
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Kappo Matsuki

1 Fushigazushicho, Nara, 630-8394, Japan
4.7(78)$$$$
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attractions: Gango-ji, NARA Visitor Center & Inn, The Garden of the Former Daijyo-in Temple, Harushika Sake Brewery store, Kofuku-ji, KOTOWA NARAKOEN PREMIUM VIEW, Daijyo-in Temple Garden Cultural Hall, Yuga Shrine, Five Storied Pagoda - Kofukuji Temple, Naramachi Nigiwai-no-le, restaurants: Main Dining Room 'Mikasa', Pe Loncho, Rasa Bojun Nara (ラサ ボジュン 奈良), Nihonryōri Hanagiku, 旬菜 香音, Hiraso, Vegan Cafe Ramuna, french o・mo・ya 奈良町, Dining Tanaka, Awa Naramachi
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+81 742-93-6222
Website
kappou-matsuki.com

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Nearby attractions of Kappo Matsuki

Gango-ji

NARA Visitor Center & Inn

The Garden of the Former Daijyo-in Temple

Harushika Sake Brewery store

Kofuku-ji

KOTOWA NARAKOEN PREMIUM VIEW

Daijyo-in Temple Garden Cultural Hall

Yuga Shrine

Five Storied Pagoda - Kofukuji Temple

Naramachi Nigiwai-no-le

Gango-ji

Gango-ji

4.2

(1.1K)

Open 24 hours
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NARA Visitor Center & Inn

NARA Visitor Center & Inn

4.8

(431)

Closed
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The Garden of the Former Daijyo-in Temple

The Garden of the Former Daijyo-in Temple

4.2

(110)

Closed
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Harushika Sake Brewery store

Harushika Sake Brewery store

4.6

(374)

Closed
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Things to do nearby

Experience making ramen in a private kitchen in Osaka!
Experience making ramen in a private kitchen in Osaka!
Sat, Dec 6 • 9:30 AM
543-0021, Osaka, Osaka, Japan
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Making soba noodles at Temple
Making soba noodles at Temple
Sat, Dec 6 • 10:00 AM
543-0076, Osaka, Osaka, Japan
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Indulge in Nara bar culture with a local bar hoper
Indulge in Nara bar culture with a local bar hoper
Sat, Dec 6 • 6:30 PM
630-8215, Nara, Nara, Japan
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Nearby restaurants of Kappo Matsuki

Main Dining Room 'Mikasa'

Pe Loncho

Rasa Bojun Nara (ラサ ボジュン 奈良)

Nihonryōri Hanagiku

旬菜 香音

Hiraso

Vegan Cafe Ramuna

french o・mo・ya 奈良町

Dining Tanaka

Awa Naramachi

Main Dining Room 'Mikasa'

Main Dining Room 'Mikasa'

4.5

(224)

Click for details
Pe Loncho

Pe Loncho

4.7

(246)

Click for details
Rasa Bojun Nara (ラサ ボジュン 奈良)

Rasa Bojun Nara (ラサ ボジュン 奈良)

4.6

(157)

Click for details
Nihonryōri Hanagiku

Nihonryōri Hanagiku

4.2

(44)

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Reviews of Kappo Matsuki

4.7
(78)
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5.0
34w

We booked our reservation at Matsuki based on a glowing recommendation from the Shisui Hotel, and while we are by no means experts in Japanese cuisine, we have had the pleasure of dining at a variety of Kappo and Kaiseki restaurants across Japan, from Kyushu to Hokkaido. Yet, Matsuki was truly an unforgettable and singular experience.

From the moment we entered, we were welcomed with genuine warmth and kindness by both the hostess and the chefs. Their hospitality set the tone for what would be an exceptional meal. The quality of the ingredients were excellent, and the precision and artistry in their preparation truly distinguished each dish. Every course was not only delicious but meticulously crafted, with a harmonious balance of flavours. The attention to detail given to each ingredient was evident in every bite.

Despite the language barrier, the team at Matsuki made an extraordinary effort to explain the significance of each dish. They even brought out a book with English translations to help us understand the cultural context of certain dishes and the symbolic meaning of the traditional Japanese ingredients used. This thoughtful gesture allowed us to appreciate not only the chef’s culinary artistry but also the rich history behind each component. We were deeply grateful to witness their passion and dedication to their craft.

The following day, we dined at a 3-Michelin-star Kaiseki restaurant in Osaka. While the experience was undeniably luxurious, it did not compare to the quality, mindfulness, and deliciousness found at Matsuki. At a fraction of the price, Matsuki delivered a significantly more memorable experience. I am looking forward to returning to Nara and visiting again soon. I would recommend it to anyone seeking a deeply inviting, thoughtful and delicious exploration of...

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5.0
1y

One of the best meals of my life. The food was incredible, service was attentive and focused, but the part that made it special was the time with the chef. Our interactions with him and watching him prepare his dishes with such care was fantastic. Learning about him, his restaurant, and his passion for cooking was my favorite experience in Japan. With each dish we shared his favorite sakes and had a meal we will...

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5.0
1y

As our first kaiseki experience I cannot emphasize enough how great it was. Each dish had high quality ingredients with an extensive range of different flavors and textures. Sake recommendations were really helpful and correct. The cook and head chef were especially kind and made the experience even...

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We booked our reservation at Matsuki based on a glowing recommendation from the Shisui Hotel, and while we are by no means experts in Japanese cuisine, we have had the pleasure of dining at a variety of Kappo and Kaiseki restaurants across Japan, from Kyushu to Hokkaido. Yet, Matsuki was truly an unforgettable and singular experience. From the moment we entered, we were welcomed with genuine warmth and kindness by both the hostess and the chefs. Their hospitality set the tone for what would be an exceptional meal. The quality of the ingredients were excellent, and the precision and artistry in their preparation truly distinguished each dish. Every course was not only delicious but meticulously crafted, with a harmonious balance of flavours. The attention to detail given to each ingredient was evident in every bite. Despite the language barrier, the team at Matsuki made an extraordinary effort to explain the significance of each dish. They even brought out a book with English translations to help us understand the cultural context of certain dishes and the symbolic meaning of the traditional Japanese ingredients used. This thoughtful gesture allowed us to appreciate not only the chef’s culinary artistry but also the rich history behind each component. We were deeply grateful to witness their passion and dedication to their craft. The following day, we dined at a 3-Michelin-star Kaiseki restaurant in Osaka. While the experience was undeniably luxurious, it did not compare to the quality, mindfulness, and deliciousness found at Matsuki. At a fraction of the price, Matsuki delivered a significantly more memorable experience. I am looking forward to returning to Nara and visiting again soon. I would recommend it to anyone seeking a deeply inviting, thoughtful and delicious exploration of Japanese cuisine.
Josh CantorJosh Cantor
One of the best meals of my life. The food was incredible, service was attentive and focused, but the part that made it special was the time with the chef. Our interactions with him and watching him prepare his dishes with such care was fantastic. Learning about him, his restaurant, and his passion for cooking was my favorite experience in Japan. With each dish we shared his favorite sakes and had a meal we will never forget.
Ciro Navarro AcetoCiro Navarro Aceto
As our first kaiseki experience I cannot emphasize enough how great it was. Each dish had high quality ingredients with an extensive range of different flavors and textures. Sake recommendations were really helpful and correct. The cook and head chef were especially kind and made the experience even more enjoyable.
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We booked our reservation at Matsuki based on a glowing recommendation from the Shisui Hotel, and while we are by no means experts in Japanese cuisine, we have had the pleasure of dining at a variety of Kappo and Kaiseki restaurants across Japan, from Kyushu to Hokkaido. Yet, Matsuki was truly an unforgettable and singular experience. From the moment we entered, we were welcomed with genuine warmth and kindness by both the hostess and the chefs. Their hospitality set the tone for what would be an exceptional meal. The quality of the ingredients were excellent, and the precision and artistry in their preparation truly distinguished each dish. Every course was not only delicious but meticulously crafted, with a harmonious balance of flavours. The attention to detail given to each ingredient was evident in every bite. Despite the language barrier, the team at Matsuki made an extraordinary effort to explain the significance of each dish. They even brought out a book with English translations to help us understand the cultural context of certain dishes and the symbolic meaning of the traditional Japanese ingredients used. This thoughtful gesture allowed us to appreciate not only the chef’s culinary artistry but also the rich history behind each component. We were deeply grateful to witness their passion and dedication to their craft. The following day, we dined at a 3-Michelin-star Kaiseki restaurant in Osaka. While the experience was undeniably luxurious, it did not compare to the quality, mindfulness, and deliciousness found at Matsuki. At a fraction of the price, Matsuki delivered a significantly more memorable experience. I am looking forward to returning to Nara and visiting again soon. I would recommend it to anyone seeking a deeply inviting, thoughtful and delicious exploration of Japanese cuisine.
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One of the best meals of my life. The food was incredible, service was attentive and focused, but the part that made it special was the time with the chef. Our interactions with him and watching him prepare his dishes with such care was fantastic. Learning about him, his restaurant, and his passion for cooking was my favorite experience in Japan. With each dish we shared his favorite sakes and had a meal we will never forget.
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As our first kaiseki experience I cannot emphasize enough how great it was. Each dish had high quality ingredients with an extensive range of different flavors and textures. Sake recommendations were really helpful and correct. The cook and head chef were especially kind and made the experience even more enjoyable.
Ciro Navarro Aceto

Ciro Navarro Aceto

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