A Dorset restaurant has been named among the establishments included in Tripadvisor's 2022 restaurant awards.
Myra's Kaiseki in Dorchester, which serves Japanese cuisine, made the top 10 of Tripadvisor's Hidden Gems in the UK list.
The Hidden Gems list is a brand new category to the awards, to showcase lesser-known spots and places locals love.
On its Tripadvisor page Myra's Kaiseki scored an impressive 5/5 overall rating from 874 reviews.
Lauren Murphy, Vice President, GM of Hospitality Solutions at Tripadvisor said: “Dining out is an internationally beloved pastime: for many restaurant-goers, it's frequenting their favourite neighbourhood eatery and for others, it’s snagging a table at a top-rated restaurant on holiday.
“Like searching through a big menu for the perfect meal, recommendations can be helpful in decision making, and our community’s guidance makes choosing from the wide array of restaurants easier.
"Tripadvisor’s Travellers’ Choice Awards, decided by people who visited and reviewed these places in the past year, offers authentic recommendations for the best places to eat no matter the occasion!”
All you need to know about Myra's Kaiseki
Located on High East Street in Dorchester, the restaurant specialises in serving "fine Japanese cuisine" such as tempura and sushi.
On its website the restaurant says: "We pride ourselves on our service, and aim to ensure that our customers are able to dine in a serene, yet welcoming environment.
"Perfect for a special occasion, a group gathering, or an intimate meal, we welcome all who seek to try something a little different from the norm."
Tripadvisor's Top 10 Hidden Gems in the UK
- La Fiesta Restaurant, Doncaster, South Yorkshire
- MUSE Brasserie, Cheltenham, Cotswolds
- Taste Vietnam, Coventry, West Midlands
- The Herd Steak Restaurant, Bath, Somerset
- Buongiorno, York, North Yorkshire
- Myrtle Tavern, Meanwood, Leeds, West Yorkshire
- Spasso, London
- Myra’s Kaiseki, Dorchester, Dorset
- Himalayan Restaurant Belfast, Belfast
- Corarima, Wakefield, West Yorkshire
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