Noun
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kaiseki (plural kaiseki or kaisekis)
A style of Japanese cuisine involving a series of small, intricate dishes; a tasting menu
Chef Niki Nakayama and her sous chef Carole Iida have big plans to push the envelope further at n/naka, through constructing a kaiseki meal with all California ingredients, many of them wild, foraged. Source: Internet
From Latin American fare in South Lake Union to kaiseki in the Denny Regrade. Source: Internet
The dining room area is also being altered, with one portion used for Eatstation, while the remainder of the space will morph into in mid-October, offering elegant kaiseki cuisine for dinner. Source: Internet
Saucer-like cups called sakazuki are also used, most commonly at weddings and other ceremonial occasions, such as the start of the year or at the beginning of a kaiseki meal. Source: Internet
The term is also used to describe the first course served in standard kaiseki cuisine nowadays. Source: Internet
Without a taste for reading folklore and fantasy, I might never have eaten Turkish Delight in Istanbul or a kaiseki feast at a ryokan on a snowy night in Kanazawa. Source: Internet