Japanese restaurants Sushi Sato and Kagayaki pair good food with great hospitality

The best seat in an omakase restaurant is undoubtedly at the bar counter, where you can enjoy a culinary show by the head chef. It is an even bigger bonus when they are chattier because who does not like a little bit of banter and humour while they dine? If you’re craving a fine Japanese meal with good conversation, these two chefs will win you over with their impressive culinary skills and charming personalities.