
December 11–12, 2026
Christmas Kaiseki
For the fifth year in a row, Chef Shin and Chef Billy team up for Bentoville’s oldest tradition.
Every Day on the Downtown Bentonville Square

December 11–12, 2026
For the fifth year in a row, Chef Shin and Chef Billy team up for Bentoville’s oldest tradition.

Raw precision. Temaki, sushi omakase, and the finest cuts of fish — worked at the counter with focus and restraint. Close enough to watch every move.
Live fire, no shortcuts. Binchotan charcoal, yakitori, seasonal skewers — served the moment they leave the grill.
Where Bentoville's full ambition lives. Home to Ippudo and a rotating cast of Food Concerts — limited residencies where visiting chefs bring their own vision, run their own menu, and leave when the run ends.
Onyx's East Bar, inside Bentoville. Coffee classics and a seasonal matcha and tea menu rooted in East Asian tradition.
Where Bentoville's full ambition lives. Home to Ippudo and a rotating cast of Food Concerts — limited residencies where visiting chefs bring their own vision, run their own menu, and leave when the run ends.
Raw precision. Temaki, sushi omakase, and the finest cuts of fish — worked at the counter with focus and restraint. Close enough to watch every move.

Live fire, no shortcuts. Binchotan charcoal, yakitori, seasonal skewers — served the moment they leave the grill.
Onyx's East Bar, inside Bentoville. Coffee classics and a seasonal matcha and tea menu rooted in East Asian tradition.

Chef Shinichiro Takagi has dedicated his life to his family restaurant Zeniya, growing it from a modest local eatery to a world-renowned dining experience. Zeniya has earned two Michelin stars and is named by LA LISTE as one of the world's top restaurants.
Bentonville is the latest destination in a career built across Kanazawa, Kyoto, and Singapore. His presence shapes everything that comes out of the Bentoville kitchen — every recipe developed at Bentoville is workshopped, tasted, and approved by him before it reaches the table.
