Experience a New Fusion of Finnish and Japanese Culture at Ravintola Kamome

Ravintola Kamome has relocated to Pasila, Helsinki, and begun a new chapter. In the ever-evolving district of Pasila—where transportation and culture intersect—the restaurant expresses the fusion of Japanese and Finnish cultures it has long cherished in a more contemporary way.

The interior is a calm and welcoming space, centered on simple and refined Nordic design, with materials and details throughout that reflect Japanese aesthetics. While the location has changed, the warmth and sense of comfort that define Ravintola Kamome remain unchanged.

Opened in 2015, Ravintola Kamome was named after the movie Kamome Shokudo (Ruokala Lokki), which was filmed at its former location, and the restaurant has since been loved by many guests.

Now, with the move to Pasila, Ravintola Kamome carries forward its history while embracing new challenges.
Through a collaboration with Norppa BASE, which develops soft darts culture in Finland, the restaurant continues to honor its familiar atmosphere while offering warm and comforting dishes.

As a place where food and culture naturally come together, Ravintola Kamome aims to be a space where people of all generations and nationalities can gather and connect.
To complement the food, a wide selection of Japanese beverages is available, including sake, shochu, umeshu, Japanese whisky, and beer.

We warmly invite you to experience the next chapter of Ravintola Kamome, beginning here in Pasila.