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Kasui

Palma, Spain · Centre

Traditional DiningRobatayakiChef's Table / Counter

Insider Compass

An expert assessment built on data, context and gastronomic judgement.

7.15VERY GOOD
7.8Plate
7.3Vibe
7.5Service
6.5Setting

About Kasui

Miki Cerdà brings serious pedigree—training under the Roca brothers at Hotel Omm, staging at Roka in London, and immersing himself in Japan and Singapore—to this intimate robatayaki specialist in Palma's Centre. Since opening in 2019, Kasui has become the city's reference for Japanese-Southeast Asian fusion, where the charcoal grill anchors a menu of boldly flavored small plates designed for sharing. The open kitchen and counter seating put you right in the action, while the terrace on Plaça de Raimundo Clar offers a lively alternative when the weather cooperates.

Good to know

Book well in advance—this is a small room with a devoted following, and walk-ins rarely secure a table, especially on weekends.

The chef

Miki Cerdà

Miki Cerdà cut his teeth in Mallorca's luxury hotel brigade—Jumeirah, St. Regis, Sheraton—before heading to Barcelona to train under the Roca brothers at Hotel Omm, where he sharpened his technical foundation. He then staged at Roka in London and traveled to Japan and Singapore, immersing himself in robatayaki traditions and Southeast Asian street food culture. That journey informs every corner of Kasui's menu, where charcoal-grilled precision meets bold, layered flavors and a relaxed, tapas-style approach to dining. His philosophy centers on the grill as the anchor, with sourcing that respects the seasons and a willingness to let smoke and fire do the talking.