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Gastronomia Yamamoto

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Opened in 2017 by the Japanese Yamamoto family as Italy's first Japanese gastronomia, this Duomo-area gem presents washoku home cooking — gyudon, unadon, curry rice — prepared by Japanese chef Daisuke Seki from recipes passed down through the Yamamoto household. Beloved by Identità Golose and Milan's Japanese community alike.

Price
¥¥
Area
Centro / Duomo / Missori
Since
2017
Chef
Daisuke Seki
Owner
Aya Yamamoto / Shih Chy Pai Yamamoto
Gastronomia Yamamoto — authentic japanese restaurant in Milan, Centro / Duomo / Missori
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About
Gastronomia Yamamoto occupies a small room on Via Amedei a few steps from Missori and was conceived as the antithesis of the sushi-only stereotyping that shapes most Milanese Japanese dining. Proprietors Aya Yamamoto and her mother Shih Chy Pai Yamamoto established Italy's first true Japanese deli: guests can compose a bento box to take away or settle at the handful of interior tables for seasonal washoku dishes. Chef Daisuke Seki translates family recipes — deeply savory gyudon, lacquered unadon, curry rice — into a compact daily menu that changes with the Japanese culinary calendar. The degustazione menu is priced at €45; average à la carte runs around €25–30.
Neighborhood & visiting

Gastronomia Yamamoto sits in Centro / Duomo / Missori, one of Milan's neighborhoods where authentic Japanese kitchens have taken root. Reservations are available online — for a focused donburi counter this is strongly recommended. Check the posted hours before you go — traditional donburi restaurants often close between service periods.

Why it's on Washoku Guide
  • Italy's first Japanese gastronomia: a category-defining concept from a Japanese family committed to washoku over Western sushi stereotypes.
  • Chef Daisuke Seki's gyudon, unadon, and curry rice are the closest Milan gets to authentic Japanese home cooking.
  • Walking distance from the Duomo with bento box take-away and affordable sit-down dining — perfect for a weekday lunch.

Hours may vary seasonally — confirm before visiting. Bento boxes available for take-away. No American Express accepted.

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Frequently asked

About Gastronomia Yamamoto

Is Gastronomia Yamamoto an authentic japanese restaurant in Milan?
Yes — Gastronomia Yamamoto is featured in Washoku Guide because it meets our authenticity standard for japanese in Milan: a kitchen grounded in Japanese technique, ingredients and preparation consistent with Japanese practice, and a focused donburi format.
Where is Gastronomia Yamamoto located?
Gastronomia Yamamoto is located at Via Amedei 5, 20123 Milano MI, Milan, Italy in the Centro / Duomo / Missori neighborhood.
Do I need a reservation at Gastronomia Yamamoto?
Gastronomia Yamamoto accepts reservations online. For an authentic donburi experience, especially at a focused counter, booking ahead is strongly recommended.
What is the price range at Gastronomia Yamamoto?
Gastronomia Yamamoto sits in the ¥¥ price range — typical for japanese of this format in Milan.
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