With All Our Heart

Karatsu, Saga

Cherishing the new connections that take root in this land,
we present dishes that celebrate the beauty of the four seasons.

The word "restaurant" derives from the Latin "instauro,"
meaning "to restore to a good condition,"
and originally signified the act of regaining energy through food.
The word "restaurant" itself means
"a place where one regains strength through food."
We value the original meaning of that word.
Using seasonal ingredients nurtured in this region, richly aromatic ingredients,
and carefully cultivated ingredients created with dedication,
we prepare each dish with heartfelt care to bring out
the full character of every ingredient.
Together with the passion of each producer behind these ingredients,
we strive to deliver countless moments of delicious happiness.

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The Ambiance of Restaurant Kazu

A serene atmosphere and a refined Japanese setting.
Ideal for business dining, corporate entertainment,
family gatherings, anniversaries,
and other special occasions with your loved ones.
Please relax and enjoy your private time with us.
For details, please contact us by phone.
We would be happy to assist you.

Restaurant Kazu's Cuisine

Locally grown, locally enjoyed.
The connections we share with people, products,
and ingredients are the foundation of Kazu's cuisine.
Using vibrant ingredients from Karatsu
and throughout Kyushu -
places with which we are fortunate to share these connections,
we create each dish with heartfelt care.

Restaurant Kazu's cuisine

Restaurant Kazu's Desserts

Crafted with carefully selected ingredients and
time-honored techniques.
Our pastry chef at Restaurant Kazu creates authentic
desserts with heartfelt care, crafted from carefully
selected ingredients using refined techniques,
to bring a smile to every guest.
After enjoying a satisfying meal
in our relaxing atmosphere,
we invite you to savor the lingering pleasure of
our desserts at your leisure.

Restaurant Kazu's desserts

■ Owner Chef  Kazuo Shinohara

Born in Ibaraki Prefecture
Trained under Hiroyuki Sakai
at La Rochelle, Shibuya
Spent three years honing his skills in New York
Trained under Junichi Sugawara
at La Rochelle, Fukuoka
Established his own restaurant in 2004
Opened Kazu Kitchen in Kego, Fukuoka
Relocated to Josui-dori, Fukuoka in 2011
Reopened as Restaurant Kazu
Member of the Japan Escoffier Association
Member of the Academie Culinaire de France

■ Miki Shinohara

In charge of desserts, bread, beverages,
and dining service
Born in Imari, Saga
Graduated from Nakamura Culinary School
Former Sous Chef, Pastry & Bakery,
Hotel Okura Fukuoka
Former Executive Pastry Chef,
La Rochelle Fukuoka

Takeout

2,592 yen (tax included)

A popular amuse-bouche served as part of our course
menu since Restaurant Kazu first opened.
Made with a buttery, flaky pastry crust and filled
exclusively with a rich custard using
Danish blue cheese,
this appetizer pairs perfectly with wine.
Ideal as a gift or souvenir for wine lovers.
(Reservation required by the day before.)
*Nationwide delivery is also available.

Take out

Reservations & Delivery Orders

Online reservations and delivery
orders are available through TableCheck.

For reservations or inquiries by phone,
please contact us.

Phone: +81-90-7294-0015

You can also purchase
our pastry chef's carefully crafted specialties.

Information

■ Restaurant Information

Restaurant Kazu

■ Address

847-0844
4208-48 Nabata, Karatsu, Saga

■ Phone

+81-90-7294-0015

■ E-mail

info@kazukitchen.com

■ Business Hours

Dinner: 6:00 PM - 10:30 PM (Last Order)
Lunch: 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM (Last Order)

Reservations are required at least 2 days
in advance for both lunch and dinner.

The Chef's Table Course

is available for dinner only and requires
a reservation at least one week in advance.

■ Regular Holidays

Every Monday, plus occasional irregular holidays.

*Children under elementary school age are
not permitted.
Thank you for your understanding.

Access map

■ Access Information

From Fukuoka: Via the Nijo-Hamatama Bypass
to National Route 204 (approx. 1 hour)

From Saga: Via National Routes 203 and 204
(approx. 1 hour)

Approximately 5 minutes
by taxi from JR Karatsu Station (South Exit)

■ Parking

If arriving by car, please use parking spaces
No. 7, 8, or 9 in the Onjaku Parking Lot.

*Parking is limited. If you are visiting as a group,
we kindly ask that you carpool whenever possible.