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Itadakimasu

いらっしゃいませ

Japan, one taste at a time

At Donburi House, every dish is created with a simple idea in mind: to respect Japanese cuisine. It’s daily work that follows Takashi Kido’s vision of balance, technique, and attention to small details. From ramen to donburi, to dishes to share, everything conveys Japan as it is experienced on its streets, not as you have always been told.

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“Itadakimasu” is a Japanese expression said before eating to show gratitude for the food, the life that made it possible, and the person who prepared it. Literally, it means “I humbly receive” and goes beyond a simple “enjoy your meal.”

「いただきます」は、食事の前に、食べ物、それを可能にしてくれた命、そしてそれを準備してくれた人への感謝を表すために言う日本の表現です。文字通り「謹んでいただきます」という意味で、単なる「召し上がれ」以上の意味を持ちます。

The real izakaya

Every Donburi House shares the same spirit: an informal, welcoming place where you gather at the end of a long workday. In Japan, this place has a name: izakaya, a spontaneous and intimate venue where you can share quality time, leaving your worries at the door. Lanterns, closely spaced tables, and a relaxed atmosphere convey warmth and the desire to be together.