Private experiences across the sea and mountains of Izu, finished over an open wood fire.
Paddle out and catch a fish. Walk the forest and pick wild Japanese herbs. Then take your place at the hearth.
Every plate at QUEBICO begins in the mountains, sea and rivers of West Izu. These three tours take you to the source, then bring what you gathered back to the embers.
Each tour is fully private: one group per session.

01 FIRE TO TABLE
Take the tongs. Learn to work the fire.
A private session on the raw heat of wood, which gas burners and oven dials cannot give you. In QUEBICO's open kitchen you see how different woods burn and smell, and learn to build and keep a bed of live embers, guided by one of our wood-fire cooks. You grill meat and seasonal vegetables with your own hands. One private group each afternoon, after lunch service.

02 SEA TO TABLE
Catch a fish from a kayak, then cook it on the QUEBICO hearth.
Take a pedal-drive fishing kayak out into the sea of West Izu and go for fish. A guide stays with you, so you can come empty-handed and with no fishing experience. What you catch (or fresh local fish if the fishing is slow) goes back to QUEBICO and is cooked over the wood fire. From the sea to the table in one outing.
Morning tours end with lunch, afternoon tours with dinner.

03 FOREST TO TABLE
Walk an ancient Izu trail, pick wild herbs, and eat them at a wood-fire dinner.
Walk the forest where QUEBICO's firewood comes from, and an ancient trail of West Izu that has been brought back to life. Pick wild Japanese herbs such as yabunikkei (a wild Japanese cinnamon-family tree), then go straight to dinner at QUEBICO. The fire is made from wood of the forest you just walked, the herbs are the ones you picked, and the rest is Izu's seasonal produce.
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Times are a guide. Your exact meeting time is confirmed after you book.
Cancellation fees are counted from your reservation time.
A reduction in the number of guests is treated the same way, so please tell us about any change as early as possible.