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Hibari, a new Japanese fine-dining restaurant in Portola Valley, opened with kappo-style omakase using local ingredients and a $200 reservation-only dinner.
Hibari, a new Japanese fine-dining restaurant in Portola Valley, opened in the former Koma Sushi space, offering kappo-style omakase dining with seasonal, locally sourced ingredients.
The restaurant features a six-seat sushi bar for a $200 reservation-only dinner and a 22-seat dining room with 16-course ($150) and 11-course ($88) prix fixe options, plus à la carte lunch with dishes like goma kanpachi don and yurinchi, a tangy fried chicken inspired by chef Takashi “Taka” Sega’s memories.
Unique touches include chazuke service turning donburi into porridge and floral decor.
Sega, formerly of Nobu and Michelin-starred omakase spots, emphasizes quality through ikejime fish prep and local sourcing from Half Moon Bay, Francisco, and Sacramento.
Co-owner Jesse Sun, a longtime friend and fellow Bay Area sushi veteran, helped bring the vision to life.
Hibari, un nuevo restaurante japonés de alta cocina en Portola Valley, abrió con omakase al estilo kappo usando ingredientes locales y una cena de $ 200 solo con reserva.