The Chedi Andermatt: omakase at The Japanese

Q: Do I need to reserve a table in advance?

Yes, reservations are recommended.3

Q: Is the Japanese restaurant suitable for dining with children?

The Japanese welcomes children aged 6 and over.1 Contact the restaurant team for advice on dining with them.3

The Japanese in Andermatt brings Japanese cooking and European ingredients together in an omakase menu. Change out of your ski gear before dinner: the dress code is elegant, with no sportswear, equipment or shorts.

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Updated 31 October 20263 min readHow we write the guide

The Japanese dining room with set tables, timber screens and drawings on the grey walls.

The choice, in short

Why choose it

Choose this dinner at the Chedi when you want the restaurant with 2 Michelin stars.

The restaurant

When to look elsewhere

The Japanese closes on Mondays and Tuesdays, so plan your dinner for another day.

Opening days

Dining at The Japanese

Dominik Sato and Fabio Toffolon lead the kitchen at The Japanese.¹

The restaurant also holds 18 GaultMillau points.¹

The restaurant inside the hotel is at Gotthardstrasse 4 in Andermatt.³

Coming as a group

Ordering ahead
For reservations of 6 or more, you can arrange to order in advance.¹

The Chedi Andermatt

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Start with sakizuke

3 dishes from the menu

Gillardeau No. 2 oyster with ponzu and green apple.
Balfegó tuna with N25 Hybrid caviar and konbu shiroita.
Brüggli char with daikon, yuzu dashi and shiso.

The desserts

To finish	The menu includes raspberry with genmaicha and cocoa fruit juice, followed by blueberry with sobacha, French sorrel and shiso.²

Rooms at the Chedi

Rooms and stays

3 dishes from the omakase

Dish	Preparation	Accompaniment
Saba mackerel	Kombujime	Myoga, wasabi and ají amarillo
Kinmedai	Grilled peas	Vin jaune dashi and sancho
Vaud lamb	Poverade and king oyster mushroom	Kyoto leek oil

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Before you book

Do I need to reserve a table in advance?

Yes, reservations are recommended.³

Do the restaurants offer vegetarian, vegan or gluten-free options?

The chefs can cater for special dietary requirements. Inform the restaurant in advance.³

Is the Japanese restaurant suitable for dining with children?

The Japanese welcomes children aged 6 and over.¹ Contact the restaurant team for advice on dining with them.³

The full menu

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