Definition of omakase in English:

omakase

noun əʊˈmakəseɪəʊməˈkaseɪōˈmäkəsā

(in a Japanese restaurant) a type of meal consisting of dishes selected by the chef.
we had the five-course omakase
as modifier Jonathan suggests the omakase menu
Example sentencesExamples
- He tries to introduce his American customers to more traditional Japanese flavors through his omakase, or chef's choice, menu.
- I hunkered respectfully at the bar on my first visit and let the chef take me on an omakase tasting tour of the menu.
- This may be the future: simpler menus and no sushi bar or omakase (chef's choice) requiring highly specialised chefs.
- Omakase, a traditional chef's tasting menu, is comprised of twelve to thirteen featured courses.
- If you are a first-timer, it can often be a good thing to put yourself in the chef's hands and order an omakase, where the chef feeds you cool things and you get to experiment more or less safely.
- Mention you'd like omakase or you'd like to try some traditional fish or Japanese dishes.
- The chef's basic omakase starts at $40.
- Omakase—Nobu's multicourse chef's-choice dinner—is two hours of paradise if you have the gift of surrender.
- At dinner, signature sushi rolls are $13 to $15; other entrees are $13 to $28; chef's special omakase meals are higher.

Origin

Japanese, literally 'respectfully leaving another to decide what is best'.

Definition of omakase in US English:

omakase

nounōˈmäkəsā

(in a Japanese restaurant) a meal consisting of dishes selected by the chef.
we had the five-course omakase
as modifier Jonathan suggests the omakase menu
Example sentencesExamples
- At dinner, signature sushi rolls are $13 to $15; other entrees are $13 to $28; chef's special omakase meals are higher.
- If you are a first-timer, it can often be a good thing to put yourself in the chef's hands and order an omakase, where the chef feeds you cool things and you get to experiment more or less safely.
- The chef's basic omakase starts at $40.
- Omakase, a traditional chef's tasting menu, is comprised of twelve to thirteen featured courses.
- Omakase—Nobu's multicourse chef's-choice dinner—is two hours of paradise if you have the gift of surrender.
- I hunkered respectfully at the bar on my first visit and let the chef take me on an omakase tasting tour of the menu.
- This may be the future: simpler menus and no sushi bar or omakase (chef's choice) requiring highly specialised chefs.
- Mention you'd like omakase or you'd like to try some traditional fish or Japanese dishes.
- He tries to introduce his American customers to more traditional Japanese flavors through his omakase, or chef's choice, menu.

Origin

Japanese, literally ‘respectfully leaving another to decide what is best’.

单词	omakase
释义	Definition of omakase in English: omakase noun əʊˈmakəseɪəʊməˈkaseɪōˈmäkəsā (in a Japanese restaurant) a type of meal consisting of dishes selected by the chef. we had the five-course omakase as modifier Jonathan suggests the omakase menu Example sentencesExamples He tries to introduce his American customers to more traditional Japanese flavors through his omakase, or chef's choice, menu. I hunkered respectfully at the bar on my first visit and let the chef take me on an omakase tasting tour of the menu. This may be the future: simpler menus and no sushi bar or omakase (chef's choice) requiring highly specialised chefs. Omakase, a traditional chef's tasting menu, is comprised of twelve to thirteen featured courses. If you are a first-timer, it can often be a good thing to put yourself in the chef's hands and order an omakase, where the chef feeds you cool things and you get to experiment more or less safely. Mention you'd like omakase or you'd like to try some traditional fish or Japanese dishes. The chef's basic omakase starts at $40. Omakase—Nobu's multicourse chef's-choice dinner—is two hours of paradise if you have the gift of surrender. At dinner, signature sushi rolls are $13 to $15; other entrees are $13 to $28; chef's special omakase meals are higher. Origin Japanese, literally 'respectfully leaving another to decide what is best'. Definition of omakase in US English: omakase nounōˈmäkəsā (in a Japanese restaurant) a meal consisting of dishes selected by the chef. we had the five-course omakase as modifier Jonathan suggests the omakase menu Example sentencesExamples At dinner, signature sushi rolls are $13 to $15; other entrees are $13 to $28; chef's special omakase meals are higher. If you are a first-timer, it can often be a good thing to put yourself in the chef's hands and order an omakase, where the chef feeds you cool things and you get to experiment more or less safely. The chef's basic omakase starts at $40. Omakase, a traditional chef's tasting menu, is comprised of twelve to thirteen featured courses. Omakase—Nobu's multicourse chef's-choice dinner—is two hours of paradise if you have the gift of surrender. I hunkered respectfully at the bar on my first visit and let the chef take me on an omakase tasting tour of the menu. This may be the future: simpler menus and no sushi bar or omakase (chef's choice) requiring highly specialised chefs. Mention you'd like omakase or you'd like to try some traditional fish or Japanese dishes. He tries to introduce his American customers to more traditional Japanese flavors through his omakase, or chef's choice, menu. Origin Japanese, literally ‘respectfully leaving another to decide what is best’.
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