When large numbers of Japanese people immigrated to Peru as agricultural labor in the late 1800s, they began to cook Peruvian ingredients according to Japanese recipes and traditions from which Nikkei Kitchen arose. Today La Cocina Nikkei plays a major part in the Peruvian cuisine and many world-renowned Nikkei restaurants have opened around the world, in New York as well as London and Barcelona;
Indio Kitchen is Sweden’s first.
Address & Opening Hours
Kocksgatan 52,
116 29 Stockholm
08 420 620 20
kitchen@indio.se
Mon-fri: 11.30–22.30
Sat: 17.00–22.30
Sun: closed
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We always have seats that can not be reserved to accommodate our drop in customers. For larger parties we offer our chambre séparée where you can dine privately and enjoy our set menu, menú degustación.
For large group bookings, please contact us at 08-420 620 20 or kitchen@indio.se
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