Seikoen, Japanese restaurant in Tegelbacken, Sweden
Seikoen occupied space in the Central Palace building at Tegelbacken 2, offering Japanese cuisine with an emphasis on sushi and traditional dishes.
Opening its doors in 1973 under Toshiko Lee's direction, Seikoen marked its place as the first establishment to introduce sushi to Sweden in 1979.
The restaurant received the prestigious Gulddraken award in 2009 for its mid-range category, recognizing its contribution to Stockholm's dining landscape.
Located at a major traffic intersection, the restaurant remained accessible through public transportation and provided dining options until its closure in 2016.
Owner Tamiji Yasumoto maintained the restaurant's dedication to Japanese culinary traditions while operating another establishment called Roppongi in Stockholm.
Location: Stockholm Municipality
GPS coordinates: 59.32851,18.06316
Latest update: March 8, 2025 16:19
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