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Omakase with a Twist
Looking to dive deeper into the Japanese art of omakase? From chefs' stories and creative processes to martini recipes, we've done the legwork.
There’s no denying Japanese cuisine’s stronghold on the Aussie dining landscape. There’s the haze of warmth in izakayas, intimate omakase counters popping up at a rapid rate, ramen joints with lines of patient and hungry people snaking up the street, and perpetually popular sushi spots.
It could simply be down to the stellar union of superb flavours. Maybe the delicious balance between fresh produce and crisp tempura. Or is it the stunning art of omotenashi that brings it all together? The principle of standout service and warm welcomes simply for the enjoyment of guests. Whatever it is, we’re into it Down Under. Together with Haku Vodka — the premium Japanese spirit made from double-distilled fermented hakumai (white rice) that’s then filtered through bamboo charcoal — we took a dive into the revered culture.
Haku Vodka Special Set Menus
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Haku Vodka Special Set Menu at ORA
This stylish omakase spot in Waterloo is serving up a special menu for the month of August only.
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Haku Vodka Special Set Menu at Sokyo
Sokyo is serving up a special menu inspired by the refined Japanese spirit for a limited time only.
Haku Vodka is a celebration of Japanese craft, flavour and dedication to hospitality. The signature serve is a Haku Martini, which spotlights the exceptional quality of the premium liquid. To learn more, head to the website.
Images: Jude Cohen (Sokyo, Nobu Sydney), Declan Blackall (Bay Nine, Besuto); Brooke Zotti (Kuon Omakase)
Top Image: Sokyo, Jude Cohen