How much does the omakase dinner cost?

The five-course dinner is $75 per person. You can add optional alcoholic beverage pairings for $35 or non-alcoholic pairings for $25.

Is this dinner suitable for young children?

This multi-course dining event is designed for adults and is best enjoyed as a date night or with older teenagers who enjoy adventurous eating.

Where should I park for Dashi?

You can find metered street parking nearby or use one of the public parking decks in downtown Durham, such as the Chapel Hill Street Garage.

Chef Collaboration Omakase with Tokyo Chef Satoshi Katakura at Dashi in Downtown Durham

Name: Chef Collaboration Omakase with Tokyo Chef Satoshi Katakura at Dashi in Downtown Durham
Start: 2026-09-22T20:00:00.000Z
End: 2026-09-23T02:00:00.000Z
Location: Dashi

Chef Collaboration Omakase with Tokyo Chef Satoshi Katakura at Dashi in Downtown Durham is a limited-run, five-course dining event co-created by visiting Tokyo chef Satoshi Katakura and Dashi Executive Chef Tony Zirpolo. This annual culinary partnership brings authentic Japanese flavors to the Triangle for four nights only. To attend, you will need to secure a reservation online ahead of time. The five-course dinner costs $75 per person, with optional beverage pairings available for $35, or non-alcoholic pairings for $25. Street parking is available throughout downtown Durham, and there are public parking decks within walking distance of the Chapel Hill Street restaurant. Because of the multi-course format and sophisticated menu, this event is best suited for an adult date night or a night out with older teens who appreciate fine dining. This dinner makes an excellent weekday escape for parents looking to reconnect over an exceptional meal. It offers a rare chance to taste a collaborative menu from a Tokyo-based chef without leaving the Triangle.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the omakase dinner cost?: The five-course dinner is $75 per person. You can add optional alcoholic beverage pairings for $35 or non-alcoholic pairings for $25.
Is this dinner suitable for young children?: This multi-course dining event is designed for adults and is best enjoyed as a date night or with older teenagers who enjoy adventurous eating.
Where should I park for Dashi?: You can find metered street parking nearby or use one of the public parking decks in downtown Durham, such as the Chapel Hill Street Garage.

Last updated September 22, 2026

Chef Collaboration Omakase with Tokyo Chef Satoshi Katakura at Dashi in Downtown Durham

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