very authentic kaiseki. unlike other places in new york, you won't find any luxury ingredients like caviar over here
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Jo is a new restaurant set to open in 2025 in New York City, aiming to serve as a cultural bridge between Japan and the United States. The establishment draws inspiration from traditional Japanese practices, particularly the use of rope in Shinto rituals, symbolizing the connection between the human and divine realms.
Under the guidance of Chef Abe, who has a rich culinary background from Tokyo and Kyoto, Jo seeks to offer a unique dining experience that goes beyond vegetarian Shojin cuisine by incorporating fish and meat. The restaurant is designed to be a welcoming space for all, reflecting the vibrant culinary heritage of Japan.
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The ambiance is minimal in a "cost-cutting" way and not as a deliberate stylistic choice. The food is representative of kaiseki cuisine overall, but nothing stands out as memorable. For...

Jō recently opened up in the Midtown East area, offering a kaiseki tasting menu. Making reservations was easy, and make sure you request a center seating at the counter. Service was kind and...
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