Daikoku There’s no passport stamp necessary to enter Daikoku, yet you’ll nevertheless feel like you’ve been whisked away to Japan as you cross over a small bridge and are magically cast into a Japanese garden setting. There are two tables where water runs through the… Read More
Daikoku When you enter Daikoku, you will think you have been transported to Japan. You cross over a small bridge, and you’re magically cast into a Japanese garden setting. There are two tables where water runs through the tops of the tables and then two… Read More
Daikoku When you enter Daikoku, you will think you have been transported to Japan. You cross over a small bridge, and you’re magically cast into a Japanese garden setting. There are two tables where water runs through the tops of the tables and then two… Read More
Daikoku When you enter Daikoku, you will think you have been transported to Japan. You cross over a small bridge, and you’re magically cast into a Japanese garden setting. There are two tables where water runs through the tops of the tables and then two… Read More
By Ashley Alvarado, Sandra A. Berry, Julio Beltrán, Fernando Rodriguez, and Chris Sands Alcaravea Gourmet The best of the Mediterranean is on display at Alcaravea Gourmet, a downtown Cabo San Lucas bistro that has evolved from a tiny eatery into one of the finest restaurants… Read More
We appreciate a restaurant with a clear mission. And at Daikoku, the goal is simply to bring diners closer to Japanese cuisine. This is accomplished with a menu and decor that celebrate the Land of the Rising Sun.
Discover the richness of Japanese cuisine in the heart of Cabo San Lucas. While Daikoku has deep roots in Japan—its menu and decor celebrate the Land of the Rising Sun—this is a restaurant that quickly earned accolades and won over hearts (and stomachs) in Los Cabos. The ambience is sure to win you over, too, starting with a serene koi pond. A bougainvillea tree has been shaped into a bonsai dwarf sprouting blossoms of peach and white, likened to a cherry blossom. A wooden paddle wheel gives a soothing whooshing sound of water.
That stamp on your passport says “México,” but a dinner at Daikoku will have you feeling transported to Japan. The decor is 100 percent Japanese, starting with a serene koi pond. A bougainvillea tree has been shaped into a bonsai dwarf sprouting blossoms of peach… Read More
One can envision being in a garden in Japan when visiting this unique restaurant. Once your car is whisked away by the valet and you cross the bridge over the koi fishpond, you feel you are somewhere far away from México; this is where East… Read More
Like many of the world’s most cosmopolitan cities, Los Cabos is home to a diverse community of expats. And, lucky for us, a good number of them have opened restaurants that showcase the flavors of their respective motherlands. At Daikoku, which opened in 2014, the… Read More
