Questions about dining at Daimasu, Makati

A deposit of 5% of the estimated bill confirms a table or room reservation; our team sends payment instructions (GCash or bank transfer) within 24 hours and the balance is settled at the restaurant. The kaiseki counter course requires a 50% deposit.

For the kaiseki counter course the deposit is refunded in full up to 48 hours before and 50% up to 24 hours before. For rooms and tables, let us know as early as you can.

Tuesday to Sunday 11:00–23:00, Friday and Saturday until 24:00. Closed on Monday. Kaiseki counter seatings are at 17:30 and 20:00.

Tell us when reserving and we will suggest the right room. The kaiseki counter seating is for guests aged 12 and above.

Tell us at reservation. Courses are adjusted for allergies and no-raw preferences where the season allows; two days' notice helps.

Selected dishes are available for delivery on GrabFood within Makati and nearby cities.

Yes. Daimasu has VIP rooms for 6–8 guests, tatami rooms for 4–8, an 11-seat sushi counter and a 16-seat hall that divides into two rooms of 8, all closed by sliding doors. The whole restaurant can also be reserved.

Yes. Reserve at least two days in advance and choose one course for the table — Kaede (₱8,000), Sakura (₱12,000) or Sushi Kaiseki (₱8,000 / ₱10,000) per guest. Ten guests are seated in the large hall or across two rooms.

Japanese and English at the restaurant. This website is available in English, Japanese, Chinese and Korean; reservations can be made online in English or Japanese.

Yes, with corkage of ₱1,000 per bottle. A curated sake list is also available.

Smart casual is recommended. Tatami rooms are shoes-off.

Yes, at the 11-seat sushi counter, and as the Sushi Kaiseki course (₱8,000 or ₱10,000 per guest) served in any room.

Yes. The chef's kaminabe paper hot pot is part of the Sakura kaiseki, dobin-mushi is on the à la carte menu, and seasonal nabe for private-room groups can be arranged on advance request.

Daimasu (大桝) is a Japanese restaurant with Japanese chefs and Japanese-speaking staff; the menu follows the kaiseki and Edomae sushi traditions and ingredients are flown in from Japan.

Daimasu is on the ground floor of Allegro Center, 2284 Chino Roces Avenue Extension, Magallanes, Makati, with building parking. It is about 10 minutes by car from the Makati CBD, near Magallanes MRT station.