Yoshihiro Murata is the third generation owner/chef of Kikunoi, a Kyoto-based kaiseki restaurant, with a branch in Tokyo. The work of photographer Masashi Kuma has appeared in numerous publications, including Voce and GQ. This is his first book.
"If it has ever occurred to you, as it has to me lately, how the
food of some superstar French and Spanish chefs leads right back to
the Japanese tradition of exquisite little plates called kaiseki,
this book confirms that idea. Preparing the food beautifully
photographed in the lush KAISEKI by Kyoto restaurateur Yoshihiro
Murata is almost beside the point; understanding, and salivating,
is." -- DEGREESlNewsweek
"Sumptuous photographs." --Gourmet
"A Striking new book on kaiseki cuisine by one of Japan's top chefs
and restaurateurs.... The recipes give insights into the mechanics
of a little-understood culinary world." -Financial Times
"Visually stunning.... Each dish is a beautiful example of the
Japanese cooking art form, Kaiseki." --Kirkus Reviews
"It is an art form.... Full of a collection of carefully formed
recipes and photographs of artfully presented dishes." --The
Globalist.com
"If it has ever occured to you, as it has to me lately, how the
food of some superstar French and Spanish chefs leads right back to
the Japanese tradition of exquisite little plates called kaiseki,
this book confirms that idea. Preparing the food beautifully
photographed by in the lush KAISEKI by Kyoto restaurateur Yoshihiro
Murata is almost beside the point; understanding, and salivating,
is." --Newsweek
Sumptuous photographs. --Gourmet
"A Striking new book on kaiseki cuisine by one of Japans top chefs
and restaurateurs. The recipes give insights into the mechanics of
a little-understood culinary world." --Financial Times
"Visually stunning.... Each dish is a beautiful example of the
Japanese cooking art form, Kaiseki." --Kirkus Reviews
"It is an art form. Full of a collection of carefully formed
recipes and photographs of artfully presented dishes."--The
Globalist.com
"If it has ever occured to you, as it has to me lately, how the
food of some superstar French and Spanish chefs leads right back to
the Japanese tradition of exquisite little plates called kaiseki,
this book confirms that idea. Preparing the food beautifully
photographed by in the lush KAISEKI by Kyoto restaurateur Yoshihiro
Murata is almost beside the point; understanding, and salivating,
is." --Newsweek
Sumptuous photographs. --Gourmet
"A Striking new book on kaiseki cuisine by one of Japans top chefs
and restaurateurs. The recipes give insights into the mechanics of
a little-understood culinary world." --Financial Times
"Visually stunning.... Each dish is a beautiful example of the
Japanese cooking art form, Kaiseki." --Kirkus Reviews
"It is an art form. Full of a collection of carefully formed
recipes and photographs of artfully presented dishes."--The
Globalist.com
"If it has ever occured to you, as it has to me lately, how the
food of some superstar French and Spanish chefs leads right back to
the Japanese tradition of exquisite little plates called kaiseki,
this book confirms that idea. Preparing the food beautifully
photographed by in the lush KAISEKI by
Kyoto restaurateur Yoshihiro Murata is almost beside the point;
understanding, and salivating, is." --Newsweek
Sumptuous photographs. --Gourmet
"A Striking new book on kaiseki cuisine by one of Japans top chefs
and restaurateurs. The recipes give insights into the mechanics of
a little-understood culinary world." --Financial Times
"Visually stunning.... Each dish is a beautiful example of the
Japanese cooking art form, Kaiseki." --Kirkus Reviews
"It is an art form. Full of a collection of carefully formed
recipes and photographs of artfully presented dishes."--The
Globalist.com
"If it has ever occured to you, as it has to me lately, how the
food of some superstar French and Spanish chefs leads right back to
the Japanese tradition of exquisite little plates called kaiseki,
this book confirms that idea. Preparing the food beautifully
photographed by in the lush KAISEKI by
Kyoto restaurateur Yoshihiro Murata is almost beside the point;
understanding, and salivating, is." -Newsweek
"Visually stunning.... Each dish is a beautiful example of the
Japanese cooking art form, Kaiseki." -Kirkus Reviews
"Visually stunning.... Each dish is a beautiful example of the
Japanese cooking art form, Kaiseki." -Kirkus Reviews
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