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Omakase Restaurant Group is a privately-held, founder-led multi-concept restaurant operator founded in 2008 and headquartered in San Francisco. The group operates 11 or more restaurant concepts spanning Michelin-recognized fine dining (the namesake Omakase sushi restaurant, holding a Michelin star for six consecutive years; Niku Steakhouse, starred for two years), Bib Gourmand-rated casual Japanese (Okane, five years), fast-casual formats (Dumpling Time, Raibu), hotel food-and-beverage partnerships, a multi-vendor food hall (Omakase World Market), and catering and events. The company is led by founder Kash Feng and serves a mix of high-end tasting-menu diners, casual consumers, hotel guests, and B2B event clients across the San Francisco Bay Area, with a first out-of-state location opened in Boise, Idaho in 2025.

The business model layers multiple revenue streams across price points: premium a la carte and omakase experiences at Michelin venues, volume-driven fast-casual revenue from Dumpling Time and Raibu, contracted hotel F&B income, retail and vendor income from the market hall, and catering/event revenue. Concept diversification from approximately $15 dumpling plates to $300-plus omakase tasting menus reduces dependence on any single price point or consumer segment. Operational complexity is managed through shared culinary leadership, sourcing, and back-office functions across the portfolio.

Strategically, the group is in an active expansion phase: it has launched multiple new concepts (Prelude, Third Floor, KAPPO, Omakase World Market) from 2023 through 2025, continued opening new Dumpling Time units (including Stanford in May 2025), and entered Idaho with Raibu. A 2024 Controller hire signals organizational professionalization consistent with scaling or potential transaction readiness. The group remains privately held with no disclosed external funding.

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Omakase Restaurant Group is a privately-held, founder-led multi-concept restaurant operator founded in 2008 in San Francisco, running 11+ Bay Area concepts spanning Michelin-starred fine dining, Bib Gourmand casual Japanese, fast-casual dumplings, hotel F&B, a food hall, and catering, with a first out-of-state unit opened in Boise, Idaho in 2025.

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Serves global market

Offices14 records

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Keyword5 values
multi-concept restaurants, fine dining services, sushi and steakhouse, private dining catering, asian american cuisine
Industry5 codes
1Special Occasion & Destination Restaurants
CodeTHAFACAKPrimaryYes
2Ethnic & Regional Cuisine Restaurants
CodeTHAFACADPrimaryNo
3Steakhouses & Seafood Restaurants
CodeTHAFACAEPrimaryNo
4Hotel & Resort Restaurants
CodeTHAFACAHPrimaryNo
5All-Day Dining Restaurants
CodeTHAFACAJPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Full-Service Restaurants722511
  • Restaurants and Other Eating Places7225
  • Caterers722320
SIC code2 codes
  • Retail-Eating & Drinking Places5810
  • Retail-Eating Places5812
Product category
Multi-concept restaurant hospitality
Social media profiles1 record
Marketing channels3 records

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Omakase Restaurant Group operates a portfolio of 11 restaurant concepts, hotel food and beverage services, a market hall, and private event catering across the San Francisco Bay Area and Boise, Idaho. The group spans Michelin-starred Edomae-style sushi, an American steakhouse with Japanese influence, refined Japanese comfort food, fast-casual handmade dumplings, neighborhood sushi, hotel lobby restaurants, an all-day food hall, a certified Wagyu beef butcher shop, and intimate chef's counter experiences.

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Omakase Restaurant Group is a multi-concept hospitality company operating a portfolio of restaurants, hotels, market hall, and catering services throughout the Bay Area and beyond. The offering consists of 11 distinct restaurant concepts unified under shared standards of hospitality and quality: Michelin-starred Omakase (Edomae sushi) and Niku Steakhouse (American steakhouse with Japanese influence); Michelin Bib Gourmand Okane (refined Japanese comfort food); The Butcher Shop (Wagyu beef purveyor); fast-casual Dumpling Time (handmade dumplings) with multiple locations; Live Sushi (family-friendly neighborhood sushi); hotel concepts The Third Floor and Prelude; and newer concepts KAPPO (chef's counter tasting menu), Raibu (elevated sushi in Boise), and Omakase World Market (all-day food hall). The group also provides food and beverage services at partner hotels and private event catering.

Product and service13 records
1Omakase
CategoryFine dining sushi restaurant
Description

Traditional Edomae sushi bar offering one tasting menu curated by Executive Sushi Chef Jackson Yu, serving traditional Japanese cuisine with high-quality fish imported directly from Tokyo, awarded one Michelin star for 6 consecutive years.

2Okane
CategoryJapanese comfort food restaurant
Description

Refined Japanese comfort food restaurant offering shareable vegetable, fish, and meat courses, rice and noodles, nigiri sushi, sushi rolls, and assorted specialties; awarded Michelin Bib Gourmand for 5 consecutive years.

3Niku Steakhouse
CategoryFine dining steakhouse
Description

Meat-focused American steakhouse with Japanese influence led by Executive Chef Dustin Falcon, featuring A5 Wagyu and foraged products; awarded one Michelin star for 2 consecutive years and Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence 2022.

4The Butcher Shop
CategorySpecialty butcher shop
Description

Certified purveyor of Kobe and Wagyu beef with a clean, contemporary design. Head butcher Guy Crims personally curates a wide variety of products and cuts, with Japanese A5 Wagyu beef as a signature offering.

5Dumpling Time
CategoryFast-casual dumpling restaurant
Description

Fast-casual restaurant offering imaginative handmade dumplings in the Asian tradition with locally sourced ingredients and unique fillings in a fun contemporary atmosphere; multiple locations across Design District, Thrive City, Santana Row, Berkeley, and Stanford.

6Live Sushi
CategoryCasual neighborhood sushi restaurant
Description

Family-friendly neighborhood sushi bar offering affordable casual dining with Japanese cuisine and a slight California twist, alongside a comprehensive menu of sake, Japanese beer, and wine.

7The Third Floor
CategoryHotel lobby restaurant and bar
Description

Modern hotel lobby restaurant and bar offering a light-filled, upscale environment for locals and travelers to gather over brunch, breakfast, lunch, dinner, cocktails, and afternoon tea with a contemporary twist.

8Prelude
CategoryModern Southern cuisine restaurant
Description

Modern take on Southern cuisine made with premium Bay Area ingredients, inspired by the Presidio of San Francisco, designed by AvroKO with plush fabrics, walnut tabletops, and amber lighting.

9KAPPO
CategoryChef's counter tasting experience
Description

Intimate 12-seat chef's counter offering a tasting experience inspired by California's landscape, located in the heart of Silicon Valley at Stanford Shopping Center in Palo Alto, CA.

10Raibu
CategoryElevated sushi restaurant
Description

Elevated sushi experience in Boise, Idaho showcasing the freshest fish prepared with care and creativity, offering a warm, vibrant dining experience that honors Japanese tradition while celebrating the local community spirit.

11Omakase World Market
CategoryFood hall
Description

All-day food hall experience bringing together the portfolio of restaurants and bars in one dynamic space at Gateway of Pacific Campus, blending world-class cuisine with vibrant activities from morning to night.

12Food & Drink at Hotels
CategoryHotel food and beverage services
Description

Restaurant, bar, and room service operations at partner hotels, offering food guests would cross town for at locations such as the Jay Hotel SF in San Francisco.

13Private Dining & Catering
CategoryPrivate event catering and venue buyouts
Description

Private event catering services for weddings, dinners, parties, corporate functions, and meetings, with options for full venue buyouts at multiple restaurant locations including Niku, Omakase, Dumpling Time Thrive City, and Dumpling Time Santana Row.

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Recent move11 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Public multi-concept hospitality operator (STK Steakhouse, Benihana, Kona Grill) with steakhouse and Asian-cuisine concepts at multiple price tiers. Comparable to ORG in steakhouse-plus-Asian-portfolio mix and event-driven revenue; differs in being public and globally scaled.

TypeDirect peer
Description

New York-based hospitality group behind Carbone, Dirty French, Sadelle's, and The Grill — operates multiple high-end concepts with strong brand IP, catering, and event programming. Closest analog to ORG's Michelin-starred, multi-format, event-heavy model in a different geography.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Multi-concept operator (Patina, Nick & Stef's Steakhouse, etc.) with deep hotel F&B and event catering exposure. Highly comparable to ORG on the hotel-dining and event channel side, though with a more East Coast / fine-dining French-leaning mix.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Privately held multi-concept operator (Hillstone, Houston's, R+D Kitchen, etc.) running premium American and Asian-adjacent concepts at multi-unit scale. Comparable in operating discipline and multi-format model, though less Michelin-credentialed than ORG.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Danny Meyer's multi-concept hospitality group (Union Square Cafe, Gramercy Tavern, Maialino, etc.) with strong fine-dining roots, hospitality culture, and event/catering operations. Closely mirrors ORG's positioning as a quality-led, founder-driven multi-concept operator with shared culinary standards across venues.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Chicago-based multi-concept independent restaurant group operating 60+ concepts spanning fine dining to casual. Directly comparable to ORG in structure (multi-concept operator, founder-owned, in-house culinary leadership, private events and catering). Differs geographically but mirrors the model of running Michelin-credible and casual concepts under one umbrella.

TypeRegional player
Description

Charles Phan's San Francisco-based restaurant group (Slanted Door, Outlander, etc.) operating multiple Asian and American concepts in the Bay Area. Closest geographic peer to ORG and a direct competitor for Bay Area fine-dining and casual-Asian occasions.

TypeOthers
Description

Thomas Keller's Bay Area / Napa hospitality portfolio (French Laundry, Bouchon, Ad Hoc) sets the Michelin benchmark for the region. Not a direct operator competitor but a key reference point for talent pipeline, supplier relationships, and Michelin-pricing power in the same Bay Area market.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Daniel Boulud's multi-concept hospitality group spanning fine dining, casual concepts (DBGB, Boulud Sud), and hotel F&B globally. Comparable in Michelin-caliber chef-led multi-format model with strong catering and event programming.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large multi-concept hospitality platform (Katsuya, Cleo, Umami Burger, etc.) operating Asian-leaning and broader concepts at scale with hotel F&B integration. Comparable in Asian-cuisine portfolio breadth and hotel channel; broader and more franchise-oriented than ORG.

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Weaknesses5 records

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Key highlights6 records

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Ideal customer profile4 records

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Subsidiaries11 records

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Omakase Restaurant Group

Multi-concept restaurant hospitalityomakaserestaurantgroup.com

Omakase Restaurant Group is a privately-held, founder-led multi-concept restaurant operator founded in 2008 in San Francisco, running 11+ Bay Area concepts spanning Michelin-starred fine dining, Bib Gourmand casual Japanese, fast-casual dumplings, hotel F&B, a food hall, and catering, with a first out-of-state unit opened in Boise, Idaho in 2025.

What Omakase Restaurant Group does

Omakase Restaurant Group is a privately-held, founder-led multi-concept restaurant operator founded in 2008 and headquartered in San Francisco. The group operates 11 or more restaurant concepts spanning Michelin-recognized fine dining (the namesake Omakase sushi restaurant, holding a Michelin star for six consecutive years; Niku Steakhouse, starred for two years), Bib Gourmand-rated casual Japanese (Okane, five years), fast-casual formats (Dumpling Time, Raibu), hotel food-and-beverage partnerships, a multi-vendor food hall (Omakase World Market), and catering and events. The company is led by founder Kash Feng and serves a mix of high-end tasting-menu diners, casual consumers, hotel guests, and B2B event clients across the San Francisco Bay Area, with a first out-of-state location opened in Boise, Idaho in 2025.

The business model layers multiple revenue streams across price points: premium a la carte and omakase experiences at Michelin venues, volume-driven fast-casual revenue from Dumpling Time and Raibu, contracted hotel F&B income, retail and vendor income from the market hall, and catering/event revenue. Concept diversification from approximately $15 dumpling plates to $300-plus omakase tasting menus reduces dependence on any single price point or consumer segment. Operational complexity is managed through shared culinary leadership, sourcing, and back-office functions across the portfolio.

Strategically, the group is in an active expansion phase: it has launched multiple new concepts (Prelude, Third Floor, KAPPO, Omakase World Market) from 2023 through 2025, continued opening new Dumpling Time units (including Stanford in May 2025), and entered Idaho with Raibu. A 2024 Controller hire signals organizational professionalization consistent with scaling or potential transaction readiness. The group remains privately held with no disclosed external funding.

Omakase Restaurant Group firmographics

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Name
Omakase Restaurant Group
Legal name
Omakase Restaurant Group
Website
https://omakaserestaurantgroup.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2008
Operating status
Operating
Short description
Omakase Restaurant Group is a privately-held, founder-led multi-concept restaurant operator founded in 2008 in San Francisco, running 11+ Bay Area concepts spanning Michelin-starred fine dining, Bib Gourmand casual Japanese, fast-casual dumplings, hotel F&B, a food hall, and catering, with a first out-of-state unit opened in Boise, Idaho in 2025.
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Omakase Restaurant Group industry classification

Industry
Product category
Multi-concept restaurant hospitality
NAICS
Full-Service Restaurants (722511), Restaurants and Other Eating Places (7225), Caterers (722320)
SIC
Retail-Eating & Drinking Places (5810), Retail-Eating Places (5812)
akta.pro primary industry
Special Occasion & Destination Restaurants (THAFACAK)
akta.pro secondary industries
Ethnic & Regional Cuisine Restaurants (THAFACAD), Steakhouses & Seafood Restaurants (THAFACAE), Hotel & Resort Restaurants (THAFACAH), All-Day Dining Restaurants (THAFACAJ)

Keywords

  • Multi-concept restaurants
  • Fine dining services
  • Sushi and steakhouse
  • Private dining catering
  • Asian american cuisine

Where Omakase Restaurant Group is headquartered

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San Francisco
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United States
HQ region
North America

Offices14 records

Markets served

Omakase Restaurant Group business model

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B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels3 records

Omakase Restaurant Group product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Omakase Restaurant Group operates a portfolio of 11 restaurant concepts, hotel food and beverage services, a market hall, and private event catering across the San Francisco Bay Area and Boise, Idaho. The group spans Michelin-starred Edomae-style sushi, an American steakhouse with Japanese influence, refined Japanese comfort food, fast-casual handmade dumplings, neighborhood sushi, hotel lobby restaurants, an all-day food hall, a certified Wagyu beef butcher shop, and intimate chef's counter experiences.

Product overview

Omakase Restaurant Group is a multi-concept hospitality company operating a portfolio of restaurants, hotels, market hall, and catering services throughout the Bay Area and beyond. The offering consists of 11 distinct restaurant concepts unified under shared standards of hospitality and quality: Michelin-starred Omakase (Edomae sushi) and Niku Steakhouse (American steakhouse with Japanese influence); Michelin Bib Gourmand Okane (refined Japanese comfort food); The Butcher Shop (Wagyu beef purveyor); fast-casual Dumpling Time (handmade dumplings) with multiple locations; Live Sushi (family-friendly neighborhood sushi); hotel concepts The Third Floor and Prelude; and newer concepts KAPPO (chef's counter tasting menu), Raibu (elevated sushi in Boise), and Omakase World Market (all-day food hall). The group also provides food and beverage services at partner hotels and private event catering.

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Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Omakase Traditional Edomae sushi bar offering one tasting menu curated by Executive Sushi Chef Jackson Yu, serving traditional Japanese cuisine with high-quality fish imported directly from Tokyo, awarded one Michelin star for 6 consecutive years.
  • Okane Refined Japanese comfort food restaurant offering shareable vegetable, fish, and meat courses, rice and noodles, nigiri sushi, sushi rolls, and assorted specialties; awarded Michelin Bib Gourmand for 5 consecutive years.
  • Niku Steakhouse Meat-focused American steakhouse with Japanese influence led by Executive Chef Dustin Falcon, featuring A5 Wagyu and foraged products; awarded one Michelin star for 2 consecutive years and Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence 2022.
  • The Butcher Shop Certified purveyor of Kobe and Wagyu beef with a clean, contemporary design. Head butcher Guy Crims personally curates a wide variety of products and cuts, with Japanese A5 Wagyu beef as a signature offering.
  • Dumpling Time Fast-casual restaurant offering imaginative handmade dumplings in the Asian tradition with locally sourced ingredients and unique fillings in a fun contemporary atmosphere; multiple locations across Design District, Thrive City, Santana Row, Berkeley, and Stanford.
  • Live Sushi Family-friendly neighborhood sushi bar offering affordable casual dining with Japanese cuisine and a slight California twist, alongside a comprehensive menu of sake, Japanese beer, and wine.
  • The Third Floor Modern hotel lobby restaurant and bar offering a light-filled, upscale environment for locals and travelers to gather over brunch, breakfast, lunch, dinner, cocktails, and afternoon tea with a contemporary twist.
  • Prelude Modern take on Southern cuisine made with premium Bay Area ingredients, inspired by the Presidio of San Francisco, designed by AvroKO with plush fabrics, walnut tabletops, and amber lighting.
  • KAPPO Intimate 12-seat chef's counter offering a tasting experience inspired by California's landscape, located in the heart of Silicon Valley at Stanford Shopping Center in Palo Alto, CA.
  • Raibu Elevated sushi experience in Boise, Idaho showcasing the freshest fish prepared with care and creativity, offering a warm, vibrant dining experience that honors Japanese tradition while celebrating the local community spirit.
  • Omakase World Market All-day food hall experience bringing together the portfolio of restaurants and bars in one dynamic space at Gateway of Pacific Campus, blending world-class cuisine with vibrant activities from morning to night.
  • Food & Drink at Hotels Restaurant, bar, and room service operations at partner hotels, offering food guests would cross town for at locations such as the Jay Hotel SF in San Francisco.
  • Private Dining & Catering Private event catering services for weddings, dinners, parties, corporate functions, and meetings, with options for full venue buyouts at multiple restaurant locations including Niku, Omakase, Dumpling Time Thrive City, and Dumpling Time Santana Row.

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Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves11 records

Expansion highlights3 records

Omakase Restaurant Group competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • The ONE Group Hospitality: Public multi-concept hospitality operator (STK Steakhouse, Benihana, Kona Grill) with steakhouse and Asian-cuisine concepts at multiple price tiers. Comparable to ORG in steakhouse-plus-Asian-portfolio mix and event-driven revenue; differs in being public and globally scaled.
  • Major Food Group: New York-based hospitality group behind Carbone, Dirty French, Sadelle's, and The Grill — operates multiple high-end concepts with strong brand IP, catering, and event programming. Closest analog to ORG's Michelin-starred, multi-format, event-heavy model in a different geography.
  • Patina Restaurant Group: Multi-concept operator (Patina, Nick & Stef's Steakhouse, etc.) with deep hotel F&B and event catering exposure. Highly comparable to ORG on the hotel-dining and event channel side, though with a more East Coast / fine-dining French-leaning mix.
  • Union Square Hospitality Group: Danny Meyer's multi-concept hospitality group (Union Square Cafe, Gramercy Tavern, Maialino, etc.) with strong fine-dining roots, hospitality culture, and event/catering operations. Closely mirrors ORG's positioning as a quality-led, founder-driven multi-concept operator with shared culinary standards across venues.
  • Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises: Chicago-based multi-concept independent restaurant group operating 60+ concepts spanning fine dining to casual. Directly comparable to ORG in structure (multi-concept operator, founder-owned, in-house culinary leadership, private events and catering). Differs geographically but mirrors the model of running Michelin-credible and casual concepts under one umbrella.

Broad incumbents

  • Hillstone Restaurant Group: Privately held multi-concept operator (Hillstone, Houston's, R+D Kitchen, etc.) running premium American and Asian-adjacent concepts at multi-unit scale. Comparable in operating discipline and multi-format model, though less Michelin-credentialed than ORG.
  • Dinex Group (Daniel Boulud): Daniel Boulud's multi-concept hospitality group spanning fine dining, casual concepts (DBGB, Boulud Sud), and hotel F&B globally. Comparable in Michelin-caliber chef-led multi-format model with strong catering and event programming.
  • SBE / sbe Entertainment Group: Large multi-concept hospitality platform (Katsuya, Cleo, Umami Burger, etc.) operating Asian-leaning and broader concepts at scale with hotel F&B integration. Comparable in Asian-cuisine portfolio breadth and hotel channel; broader and more franchise-oriented than ORG.

Regional players

  • Slanted Door Group: Charles Phan's San Francisco-based restaurant group (Slanted Door, Outlander, etc.) operating multiple Asian and American concepts in the Bay Area. Closest geographic peer to ORG and a direct competitor for Bay Area fine-dining and casual-Asian occasions.

Others

  • Restaurant Eugene (Bouchon / Thomas Keller): Thomas Keller's Bay Area / Napa hospitality portfolio (French Laundry, Bouchon, Ad Hoc) sets the Michelin benchmark for the region. Not a direct operator competitor but a key reference point for talent pipeline, supplier relationships, and Michelin-pricing power in the same Bay Area market.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

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Profiles6 records

Omakase Restaurant Group subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries11 records

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Omakase Restaurant Group M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Omakase Restaurant Group

What does Omakase Restaurant Group do?

Omakase Restaurant Group operates a portfolio of 11 restaurant concepts, hotel food and beverage services, a market hall, and private event catering across the San Francisco Bay Area and Boise, Idaho. The group spans Michelin-starred Edomae-style sushi, an American steakhouse with Japanese influence, refined Japanese comfort food, fast-casual handmade dumplings, neighborhood sushi, hotel lobby restaurants, an all-day food hall, a certified Wagyu beef butcher shop, and intimate chef's counter experiences.

Is Omakase Restaurant Group a public or private company?

Omakase Restaurant Group is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Omakase Restaurant Group founded?

Omakase Restaurant Group was founded in 2008.

Where is Omakase Restaurant Group based?

Omakase Restaurant Group is headquartered in San Francisco, United States, in the North America region.

Who are Omakase Restaurant Group's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are The ONE Group Hospitality, Major Food Group, Patina Restaurant Group, Union Square Hospitality Group and Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises. Broad incumbents are Hillstone Restaurant Group, Dinex Group (Daniel Boulud) and SBE / sbe Entertainment Group. Slanted Door Group is listed as a regional player. Restaurant Eugene (Bouchon / Thomas Keller) is listed as an others.

Does Omakase Restaurant Group have an API?

No public API is recorded for Omakase Restaurant Group.

What industry is Omakase Restaurant Group in?

Omakase Restaurant Group's product category is Multi-concept restaurant hospitality. Its primary akta.pro industry code is THAFACAK, Special Occasion & Destination Restaurants, with a secondary code of THAFACAD, Ethnic & Regional Cuisine Restaurants. Its NAICS code is 722511 and its SIC code is 5810.

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