Kado no Mise
Closed nowOpens at 6:00 PMOpening hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
- Thursday
- 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
- Friday
- 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
- Saturday
- 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
- Sunday
- 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
33 N 1st Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55401, United States





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Kado no Mise is listed on FindALoco in Minneapolis, MN with address, phone, website, hours, and map location. Common services and related keywords include Japanese Restaurant.
Kado no Mise is a Japanese restaurant in Minneapolis, Minnesota, at 33 N 1st Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55401. It offers an intimate setting for an evening meal, with an omakase experience that puts the sequence of dishes and the work of the chefs at the center. Guests describe attentive, welcoming service from the hosts, bar staff, and kitchen team, making it a thoughtful choice for a special night out or for visitors who want to experience a distinctive dinner in Minneapolis. The restaurant has a 4.7 rating from 767 reviews, reflecting many diners’ positive experiences.
One experience mentioned by guests is the Take omakase course, described in a review as including 15 items. Rather than choosing each dish individually, guests can follow a progression prepared for the meal, with flavors and textures that unfold course by course. Reviewers highlight the care in the presentation and the freshness of ingredients, including fresh water crab described as rich and memorable. Menus and dishes may change, so the details of a particular visit can vary; the Take course is a useful reference point for the kind of considered, multi-course meal diners have enjoyed here.
The chef’s counter is a notable option for guests who appreciate being close to the preparation. Diners describe watching the chefs work and receiving a more personal feel from the seating, while the overall ambiance is characterized as intimate. The experience may suit couples, small groups, and anyone curious about omakase or interested in exploring a meal one course at a time. Reviews also mention sake pairing as an addition some guests enjoyed. For birthdays or other meaningful occasions, one guest recalled receiving homemade rock candy and a Polaroid photo; this is a guest-reported moment, not a promise of a standard service.
Kado no Mise is open Wednesday through Sunday from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. and closed Monday and Tuesday, according to the hours provided. Its evening schedule and multi-course format make it a natural fit for planning dinner rather than a quick stop. If you are looking for a Japanese restaurant in Minneapolis with an intimate atmosphere, chef-counter seating, and a well-regarded omakase option, Kado no Mise is a local place to consider. Check the current menu and visit details before you go, since course offerings and arrangements can differ from one evening to another.
Ratings & Reviews
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Went with my partner and a friend that was visiting Minneapolis. Waited 5 mins to get seated after arriving at my schedule time but had phenomenal service. Was fortunate to get counter seats and was greeted by everyone working. We got the ‘Take’ course which included 15 items in total, each dish was explained on what it was and how to eat it to get the full experience. We ended our reservation with taking a Polaroid with our young chef which was a nice touch 🙂. Total for 3 ‘Take’ and two alcoholic beverage automatically including an 21% service charge was around ~450. I forgot to take a picture of my last two items 😅. I had booked a month and a half advanced for chef’s counter
We did the omakase Take menu and overall, it was a great experience. The ambiance was intimate, and being seated at the chef’s counter added a personal touch as we watched the preparation up close. The progression of dishes was thoughtfully …
A sensational dining experience that will both satisfy and inspire you. We chose the take omakase, and it blew us away. I wish the pictures could actually capture the rich colors of each dish, though nothing could match the actual flavors & textures of the whole fresh water crab, the torch seared wagu, and the mouth-melting array of nigiri. When you add a fantastic house old fashioned and the first class service, and you have an unforgettable night. We came to celebrate a special occasion, and we couldn't have made a better choice. I enthusiasticly recommend.
We went for my partner’s bday so we got their homemade rock candy and a Polaroid picture taken. Very nice of them. …
My first omakase experience, and hopefully not my last. Food was so delicate and flavorful. My dad enjoyed the extra sake pairing. All the staff from hosts, bar staff and chefs were welcoming and helpful. Definitely a memorable time; and we got a old fashioned Polaroid souvenir picture out of it 😅
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