DINING

Cooking in pursuit of the real thing

Iki Island is famous as the “Jewel Box of the Sea of Genkai. Surrounded by rich nature, the island is blessed with abundant ingredients, so much so that it is said to be” an island that is self-sufficient.
In appreciation of nature’s bounty, we offer kaiseki cuisine that highlights the flavors of the ingredients, carefully and painstakingly.
Please enjoy Iki’s unique cuisine with Iki shochu and local sake while gazing at the ever-changing seascape.

DINNER

dinner

DRINKS.

Alcoholic Beverages

BREAKFAST

breakfast

LUNCH

midday meal

CHEF

Executive Chef Seiichi Ota

Born in Iki in 1972. After graduating from Tsuji Culinary Institute in 1991, he began his career as a chef at a Western restaurant in Osaka. He then trained at several French restaurants. In 2003, he backpacked through Italy and France, where his experiences with foreign cuisine significantly changed his perspective on cooking. In 2004, he returned to Iki and worked as a producer in agriculture and livestock farming, deepening his understanding of ingredients.

In 2005, he joined Kairi Murakami as a chef. Through his encounter with Mr. Murakami, the owner at the time, he developed a commitment to emphasizing and enhancing ingredients. In 2018, when Onkochishin took over operations, he became the executive chef. From his time at Kairi Murakami until now, he has maintained virtually unchanged standard menu items, creating dishes that are simple yet profound, primarily using Iki-produced ingredients, and continuously attracting repeat customers through his technique and sensibility that maximizes the potential of ingredients. Though irregularly, he also serves dishes using rice, vegetables, and fruits grown in his own farm.

DRINK SPECIAL PLAN

Drink Special Plan

Making your dining experience richer and more refined.
Enjoy a luxurious time with carefully paired beverages and special delicacies prepared by our executive chef for this moment.

■ Breakfast and Dinner “Premium Drink Inclusive”
11,000 yen per person (tax included)
Enjoy our carefully selected beverages to your heart’s content during dinner and breakfast.
At dinner, the executive chef will prepare a special delicacy as part of our hospitality.

■ Dinner Only “Select Drink Plan”
5,500 yen per person (tax included)
A plan where you can choose 5 drinks from our carefully selected beverage menu to accompany your dinner.
The executive chef will also prepare a special delicacy as part of our hospitality.

※Both plans are available in limited quantities. Advance reservations are recommended.
※The Select Drink Plan serving sizes differ from regular drink portions.

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dinner

Iki beef and free-range chicken raised on feed blessed with abundant groundwater and soil, seafood from the Sea of Genkai, soybeans, rice, vegetables, and salt are all available.
We offer “Kairi style” kaiseki cuisine that allows you to fully appreciate the flavors of the seasonal ingredients themselves.

Please feel free to contact us for additional menu items such as abalones, lobsters, Iki beef, seasonal fish, etc.

We will do our best to be as flexible as possible, although we may not be able to accommodate some requests due to availability.

Iki beef and free-range chicken raised on feed blessed with abundant groundwater and soil, soybeans, rice, vegetables, and salt, as well as seafood from the Genkai Sea, are just a few of the many ingredients that Iki has to offer. We offer “Kairi style” kaiseki cuisine that allows you to fully appreciate the flavors of the seasonal ingredients themselves.

Please feel free to inquire about additional menu items such as abalones, lobsters, Iki beef, and seasonal fish. We will do our best to be as flexible as possible, although we may not be able to accommodate some requests due to availability.

Phantom Sea Urchin Tasting Kaiseki Course

Comparison of Kyushu red sea urchin and Hokkaido buffalo sea urchin

Period: July 20, 2025 – September 30, 2025

Red sea urchin “caught in the Kyushu region is characterized by its sweet, rich, and firm flesh. However, since most of it is consumed in Kyushu, it is rarely distributed north of eastern Japan and is not well known throughout the country. Because of its rarity and deep flavor, it is called” fantastic sea urchin.
On the other hand, Hokkaido “Buffoon sea urchin” is one of Japan’s representative high-end sea urchins, characterized by its rich sweetness and melt-in-your-mouth texture, and is loved by gourmets nationwide as a “royal road” taste.
We have prepared a luxurious kaiseki dinner where you can taste both of these two top-quality sea urchins at the same time. Please spend a moment to enjoy the two great sea urchins while overlooking the beautiful sea of Iki.

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The menu may change depending on the season and the day.
*The type of sea urchin varies depending on the sea conditions and time of year.

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PREMIUM KAISEKI

Premium Seating

From fresh seafood such as sea urchin, abalone, and turban shells, which only a remote island in the Genkai Sea can offer, to Iki beef, which is known as a mirage, this is a “premium kaiseki” course featuring seasonal ingredients that can only be enjoyed at certain times of the year.

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STANDARD KAISEKI PLAN

Standard Kaiseki Plan
“iki – iki -”

Kaiseki cuisine, which makes the most of the natural flavors of the ingredients, is available at
. You can enjoy the flavors of the four seasons and the bounty of Iki to your heart’s content.

Among them, sukiyaki of finely marbled Iki beef and
abalone, whose aroma and flavor of the rocky shore fill the mouth, are the most exquisite.

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The menu may change depending on the season and the day.
Abalone dishes are not available on the menu from October 1 to January 4 every year due to the closed season for abalone fishing. Please note this in advance.

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PREMIUM PACKAGE

【Multiple Night Stay】2DAYS PREMIUM PACKAGE with One Complimentary Dinner

(Breakfast Included)

Period: October 1, 2025 – March 18, 2026

This plan includes two nights’ accommodation with breakfast and one complimentary local Iki dinner per person.
For dinner, we serve “Hikitoshi Nabe”, a signature local dish of Nagasaki and Iki. Local cuisine prepared with seasonal ingredients and region-appropriate cooking methods tastes best when eaten in its place of origin! This hot pot features local chicken simmered with plenty of vegetables and ingredients, embodying our commitment to local production for local consumption. Perfect for repeat guests and those eager to try authentic local dishes.
Experience the food culture of Iki that has been passed down through generations, reflecting the region’s climate and lifestyle.

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SPECIALITY

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Starting with our specialty dish “Kairi Yaki”,
we will accept requests for additional dishes only during the season when carefully selected seasonal ingredients are landed.

We will accept requests for additional dishes such as our specialty “Kairi Yaki” and other seasonal specialties only during the season when carefully selected seasonal ingredients are landed.

NODOGURO

Pacific bluefin tuna (edible fish, Thunnus orientalis)

Period: October – around April

Nodoguro is a seasonal food from fall to spring, and is known as a fantastic high-end fish. Because nodoguro are caught alone, their skin is unscathed and stress-free, resulting in a high degree of transparency and an overwhelming difference in flavor and texture. Please enjoy to your heart’s content the difference in quality, fat, and freshness of the “Nodoguro”, which is caught alone.

*Only available in the “Nodoguro-zushi Kaiseki” plan, which is available only during limited periods.

Period: October – around April

Nodoguro is a seasonal food from fall to spring, and is known as a fantastic high-end fish. Because nodoguro are caught alone, their skin is unscathed and stress-free, resulting in a high degree of transparency and an overwhelming difference in flavor and texture. Please enjoy to your heart’s content the difference in quality, fat, and freshness of the “Nodoguro”, which is caught alone.

*Only available in the “Nodoguro-zushi Kaiseki” plan, which is available only during limited periods.

KAIRI-YAKI

fish-shaped pancake filled with bean jam

Period: Late April – Late September

The “Kairi-yaki” is a combination of black abalone grown in the Genkai Sea and richly flavored sea urchin.

It is our signature dish, grilled slowly over charcoal.
This luxurious combination is only available for a limited time.

During this period, “Kairi-yaki” can be enjoyed only with the applicable plan at
.
Other plans do not include sea urchin or
Kairiyaki.
If you would like to order sea urchin or Kairiyaki, please make a reservation at
or place an additional order at
under “Options”.

Add an option
5,500 yen – 9,900 yen (tax included)

Period: Late April – Late September

The “Kairi-yaki” is a dish that is topped with a generous amount of firm black abalone from the Genkai Sea and richly flavored sea urchin. This is our signature dish, grilled slowly over charcoal, and is a luxurious combination available only during this limited time period.

During this period, “Kairi-yaki” can be enjoyed only with the applicable plan. Other plans do not include sea urchin or kairiyaki. If you would like to order sea urchin or Kairiyaki, please make a reservation for the applicable plan or place an additional order from the “Options” menu.

Add an option
5,500 yen – 9,900 yen (tax included)

LOCAL CUISINE

pot used for pulling one’s opponent’s arm away while stepping out of line

Period: October – around April

Hikitoshi nabe” is a typical local dish of Iki, Nagasaki. It is said that this local dish, prepared with seasonal ingredients and cooking methods suited to the climate, tastes best when eaten at the place where it is prepared. This locally produced and locally consumed nabe is made by simmering chicken and plenty of vegetables and ingredients. You can feel the food culture of Iki that has been inherited in the local climate and lifestyle.

Period: October – around April

Hikitoshi nabe” is a typical local dish of Iki, Nagasaki. It is said that this local dish, prepared with seasonal ingredients and cooking methods suited to the climate, tastes best when eaten at the place where it is prepared. This locally produced and locally consumed nabe is made by simmering chicken and plenty of vegetables and ingredients. You can feel the food culture of Iki that has been inherited in the local climate and lifestyle.

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Foods of the Four Seasons

FOUR SEASONS

JAPANESE IKI SHOCHU

Historic Iki Shochu, the birthplace of barley shochu

Iki is the birthplace of barley shochu, and seven breweries are still in existence. We have a selection of shochu from each of these breweries to match the cuisine.
We also recommend pairing the shochu, which has been passed down from generation to generation, with kaiseki cuisine made with Iki ingredients.

Iki is the birthplace of barley shochu.
There are seven existing shochu breweries in Iki.
We have a selection of shochu from each brewery to match the cuisine.

We recommend
pairing Iki’s traditional shochu with Iki cuisine.

BREAKFAST

breakfast

BEGINNING OF THE DAY

Start the day with a good time

For breakfast, we prepare
Japanese set meals such as seasonal grilled fish, simmered dishes, and egg dishes.

It takes about 60 minutes to eat the breakfast in our style.

Please start your day with freshly cooked rice,
as if you were at a ryokan.

For a wake-up drink,
we offer “fresh juice” that makes you feel as if you are eating Iki’s vegetables and fruit trees as they are
fresh.

The most popular menu item is freshly fried abalone tempura.
Please enjoy the crispy abalone tempura which is prepared right in front of your eyes with Iki salt.

See examples of menu items
The menu may change depending on the season and the day.

Breakfast is prepared in Japanese style with seasonal dishes such as grilled fish, simmered dishes, egg dishes, etc.

It takes about 60 minutes to eat the breakfast.

Please enjoy a typical ryokan start to the day with freshly cooked rice.

For a wake-up drink,
we serve Iki’s vegetables and fruit trees
and you will feel as if you are eating them as they are.
We serve “fresh juice”
that is fresh and outstanding.

The most popular menu item is freshly fried abalone tempura.
Please enjoy the crispy tempura prepared in front of your eyes with
Iki salt.

<See examples of menu items>
The menu may change depending on the season and the day.

LUNCH

midday meal

THE DELICACIES OF IKI

Taste the delicacies of Iki

Kaisen-don (fresh sashimi served on top of a bowl of rice),
udon noodles with a rich chicken broth, and
hamburgers with an overflowing gravy are popular.
Please enjoy the limited menu only available for lunch.

The restaurant is also available for non-hotel guests.
Please feel free to contact us for more information.

Business hours: 11:30~14:00 (L.O. 13:00)

See examples of menu items
The menu may change depending on the season and the day.

Kaisendon with a bowl of rice topped with plenty of fresh sashimi,
Udon noodles with a rich chicken broth, and
Hamburg steak with an overflowing gravy are popular.
Please enjoy the limited menu available only for lunch at
.

The restaurant is also available for people who are not staying at the hotel.
Please feel free to contact us for more information.

Business hours: 11:30~14:00 (L.O. 13:00)

<See examples of menu items>
The menu may change depending on the season and the day.