燈燈庵 TOUTOUAN

燈燈庵 TOUTOUAN: Located in Da'an District, this high-end Japanese Kaiseki restaurant is a serene escape blending culinary, floral, pottery, and tea arts.

Step into 燈燈庵 TOUTOUAN and leave the city behind. As the sole overseas branch of a renowned 50-year-old Japanese restaurant group, this is an oasis of low-key luxury. The atmosphere is traditional, intimate, and quiet—a perfect fine dining setting for discerning guests, with numerous private rooms available for that extra touch of exclusivity.

Here’s why locals love it: It’s not just a meal; it’s a cultural immersion. 燈燈庵 practices a 'natural style' (自然流) of Kaiseki, celebrating seasonal and local ingredients through a symphony of four traditional Japanese arts: culinary, floral, pottery, and tea. The experience is elevated by a strong focus on sake, with frequent pairing dinners featuring premium brands like 獺祭 (Dassai), 男山 (Otokoyama), and 風之森 (Kaze no Mori).

⭐ Google Rating: 4.4 from 1119 reviews

💁🏻 Key Details

Avg. Spend: Over $2,000 / person

Perfect for: Romantic dates, business dining, and private gatherings in exclusive rooms.

Good to know: BYOB available. Corkage fee: NT$500 for sake/wine (750ml) and NT$1,000 for 1.5L wine/spirits.

🍽️ Crowd Favorite

午間套餐 (Lunch Set Menu) | A curated culinary journey perfect for a midday escape.

晚間套餐 (Dinner Set Menu) | An elaborate showcase of the chef's seasonal mastery.

紅梅套餐 (Koubai Set Menu) | A themed set menu reflecting the beauty of the season.

山櫻套餐 (Yamazakura Set Menu) | A premium selection featuring the finest ingredients.

楓套餐 (Kaede Set Menu) | Another exquisite seasonal course celebrating nature's bounty.

🥤 Top Sips

獺祭 (Dassai) | A world-famous premium sake known for its refined, fruity notes.

男山 (Otokoyama) | A classic, dry sake from Hokkaido with a rich history.

風之森 (Kaze no Mori) | A vibrant, unpasteurized sake with a fresh and lively character.

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