Santa Barbara, California dining

Yoichi's in Santa Barbara, California

Name: Yoichi's
Address: 230 E Victoria St, Santa Barbara, CA, 93101, US
Telephone: +1-805-962-6627
Price range: $100–$150

Japanese, Kaiseki Kaiseki fine dining

Closed now5:21 PM Price $100–$150 Today 5:30 pm–9:30 pm

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230 E Victoria St, Santa Barbara, CA, 93101, US

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CuisineJapanese, Kaiseki

StyleKaiseki fine dining

Price$100–$150

MealsDinner

Guest impressions

What people say about Yoichi's

Individuals who like traditional Japanese set meals usually characterize this place as intimate, serene, and slow-paced, with a lot of emphasis on seasonal ingredients and presentation of the meals. The process of consumption that involves appetizers, sashimi, main course, rice/sushi, and dessert is appreciated by many. Also, a special feature of this establishment is that the staff can help customers understand unfamiliar ingredients in the meals. Being a fixed-price restaurant, Yoichi’s is a place for special occasions.

Restaurant overview

About Yoichi's

The main focus of Yoichi’s is on Kaiseki, which is a multi-course style of Japanese cuisine that takes into account seasons, harmony, colors, textures, and a certain preparation sequence. Instead of providing customers with a standard à la carte type of dinner, Yoichi’s provides a set tasting experience that costs a fixed fee per guest.

A fixed menu is hard to provide since there are always some changes in the ingredients and dishes served based on seasons. The menu can go from appetizers, soup, sashimi, grilled/steamed dishes, rice, and desserts, with the presentation being one of the aspects of dining at Yoichi’s.

Making a reservation by phone is required at this establishment. It is crucial due to the fact that the kitchen is preparing a structured dinner, and the current price for dinner is $180 per person.

Sake menu consists of junmai, ginjo, daiginjo, seasonal bottles, nigori, and other Japanese types of sake. Individual prices for sake are usually not found online; hence, those fields are intentionally left blank.

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