The story
Satori is a Japanese fine dining restaurant in the heart of Moseley, Birmingham, named after the Zen concept of sudden awakening. From the moment you step inside, the aim is to transcend the ordinary. The space is designed as an oasis of calm and sophistication, where modern elegance meets warm hospitality—whether for a special occasion, a business dinner, or a quiet meal with loved ones.
The kitchen blends deep respect for tradition with a spirit of innovation. Using the finest ingredients sourced both locally and globally, the chefs craft dishes that are familiar yet surprising. The menu spans delicate sushi and sashimi platters, premium A5 Wagyu beef, and expertly grilled seafood. Signature plates include Miso Black Cod and the creative Tea Smoked Miso Aubergine. Each dish is presented with a strong sense of aesthetic appeal, sometimes on kintsugi-inspired plates that celebrate imperfection and resilience.
Every detail at Satori is considered. The robata grill turns out dishes like honey and soy duck breast, scallops with preserved lemon, and pink pepper lamb cutlet. For those seeking the ultimate in Japanese cuisine, the Wagyu selection from Aubrey Allen’s A5 Wyndford Wagyu offers skewers, tataki, and steak. The sushi and sashimi section features fresh Hamachi, scallop, and signature platters like the Salmon Moriawase or the Chirashi Don.
The beverage programme is equally considered, with an extensive selection of sake, wines, and signature cocktails such as the Shoku Zen (Haku vodka, lemongrass, dry dragon sparkling tea) or the Harumi (peach sake, mandarin, honey). Non-alcoholic options like the Yuzu Sour or Shiso Fine ensure everyone finds a perfect pairing.
In 2026, Satori earned a Michelin Recommended award, recognising its commitment to quality and refinement. This accolade fits naturally with the restaurant’s philosophy: to create a dining experience that lingers in memory long after the meal is over. Satori is a place where Japanese cuisine is both honoured and reimagined, and where every visit feels like a moment of clarity.
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