drkck
I visited after a year and the head chef welcomed me kindly as always. The custom-made Edo Kiriko glass pedestal, 7 cm, 6 kg, on the counter was impressive... It seemed impossible, but they managed to make it, and it was a fantastic pedestal. It's truly an art. The pairing with Sanmiya's sushi was perfect. Perhaps because many wine lovers were there, the head chef seemed more focused on pairing than usual, with an amazing lineup including Dom Perignon '76, Contravon, and Romaine, ending with Jack Selos VO. It cost a bit more than usual, around 100,000 yen instead of 70,000 yen, but I was completely satisfied as I was able to enjoy the dream-like Sanmiya Special. The timing of opening the bottles a few hours before the salon started showed great sommelier skills. The wines were all air-shipped and perfectly stored. The sushi, as well as the wines, were top-notch. It was a new level of happiness experiencing the marriage of wine and sushi. I hope my wish comes true and I can visit again in winter! Cheers at the salon in 2007 with Hakodate Botan Ebi Tempura in rice oil, Tokusen Ryu Sen Nemuro horse dung uni, clam extract, Contravon Meursault 2010, Noto Nodoguro Chablis Tonneau 2002, Kamo River Kinmedai Karaage with Karasumi, Chateau Ausone Saint-Emilion 1995, Yakushima Katsuo and Katsuobushi Tempura, Dom Perignon '76, Tsushima Anago Fry, Royal Botrytis wine appointed by the British royal family 1967, Mitarashi Hamaguri, Tokusen Soki Ika Nigiri, Grilled Tai Nigiri, White Shrimp Nigiri, Meursault Contrefon 2006, Shiogama Maguro Otoro Maguro Pickled, Romaine Chambolle-Musigny 2009, Toro Maki with Ochako Kohada, Oita Akagai Iwashi, Tokusen 1991 Daisen Murasaki Undan Anago Nigiri, Tokusen Bessensakura Taiyaki Kinme dried gourd roll, Fried tofu additional Maguro Otoro Corton-Charlemagne 2003, Roch de Belle-Nuit Iwashi Tamago, Jack Selos VO Ume