Renderings show plans for a modern, multistory building with marble tables, an indoor waterfall and whole fish cooking on the irori. Called the Sky Lounge, it will serve sushi and small plates. Upstairs will be a sushi bar helmed by chef Masaki Sasaki, known for earning a Michelin star at Maruya and the now-closed Sasaki. In an announcement, Kamio said he’s excited to bring the “umami-laden dishes” of irori cuisine to a “once-in-a-lifetime location” in San Francisco.Ī rendering of the dining room at SHO, a fine-dining restaurant focused on Japanese irori cuisine. They claim it will be the first irori restaurant in the U.S. Shotaro “Sho” Kamio, chef-owner of Iyasare and namesake of the hospitality group, will lead the new restaurant. SHŌ’s setup will be admittedly more splashy: everything on the menu will cook on a 40-square-foot charcoal fireplace in a sleek, fine-dining restaurant with views of San Francisco’s skyline. A downstairs dining room will specialize in Japanese irori cuisine, named for the sunken fireplace used in Japan farmhouses as both a heat and cooking source. Work performed at PWP Landscape Architecture, in collaboration with Pellli Clarke Pelli Architects, Adamson Associates Architects, ARUP, WSP Flack + Kurtz Engineers, Thorton Tomasetti Structural Engineers, Shen Milsom & Wilke, Webcor Builders and URS.The splashy space will house two restaurants in one. The park also features a graywater garden which filters the facility's graywater prior to its reuse.Ī series of botanical gardens encircle the park’s edge, featuring native and adapted plantings suitable for Bay Area gardens. Rainwater infiltrates through the park's soil and is collected and reused in the facility.
The park plays a pivotal role in the facility's water reuse goals.
The park features a central plaza, a variety of planted botanical gardens, an amphitheater for performances and a children's playground. The park is a regional destination for visitors to San Francisco and an amenity for the nearby local residents. Located 75 feet above San Francisco's streets is the 5-acre Salesforce Rooftop Park.
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