Tribeca
Rosanjin
New York, NY, 10013, United States
Critics had their doubts that New Yorkers would go for a kaiseki restaurant, a highly ritualized form of traditional Japanese cuisine rooted in ancient Kyoto monasteries. But after earning a Michelin star for its specially trained chef; eight courses of seasonal fish, meat, and vegetables in porcelain and lacquer dishes; and precisely timed service, Rosanjin never lacks for customers. This nine-table restaurant is suitably tranquil and displays a subtle luxury in its red, silkscreen, dining room wall; high ceiling; and cedarwood chopsticks.
Insider Tip:
As a highly ritualized event, kaiseki isn’t open to much customer influence, so call ahead of time for the daily ingredients if allergies or other issues are a concern.
Amenities
Open / Closes- Accessible by Public Transportation
- Dinner
- Handicapped Accessible
- Large Groups
- Sunday - Closed
- Take-Out Available
Cuisine Type:: Japanese/Sushi