Oishī brings to Tulum a millenary Japanese tradition, combined with Omakase and Kaiseki.
OISHĪ means DELICIOUS! reflecting the commitment to share a vision of ethics, culture, passion, and obsession to develop a unique experience in the enchanting and magical vortex of Tulum, Riviera Maya.
Omakase is a Japanese traditional dining style that derives from the phrase Omakase shimasu, meaning “I trust you, chef”, where family and close friends seats in a circle, an intimate experience of trust, honoring the expert’s hands, allowing him to improvise during the experience.
It’s a good experience overall. Prices go accordingly to the food but coming from NY I think it’s a bit outrageous to charge already an 18% tip. Is not obligatory and it’s above the standard-15% that what is the average for tipping in Mexico. I really disliked it. I even witnessed an American guy asking to adjust it to 15%.
Something to consider very seriously.