IYASHI 癒し

wild nourishment, rooted in ritual.

A woman with shoulder-length dark hair and tattoos on her arms is holding and eating a slice of lemon in a rocky outdoor setting.

W e l c o m e.

A plate with poached eggs, green leafy salad, and slices of prosciutto on a wooden table, accompanied by a lit orange candle and a glass of water.

IYASHI is a haven for restoration.


A sensual return to self through the medium of food inviting you towards the practice of savoring every moment, embracing presence while playing with your senses as you nourish your body with wild food in ceremony.

W i l d Nourishment. Ritual on the Plate.

I don’t simply cook, I create spaces where food + those you get to share that with; becomes a return to self.

At IYASHI, nourishment is sensual, seasonal, and sacred act. Each dish is prepared with intention, using local ingredients to awaken the senses and ground the body.

To feed ourselves is an act of devotion. A way to honor the body as temple, to slow down, and to savor presence.

This is more than a meal.
It’s a ritual.
A remembering.
A way of coming home to the beauty of being alive.

A plate of toasted bread topped with shredded cheese, crumbled white cheese, fresh herbs, and seasoning, served on a patterned black bowl on a wooden table.

The Heart of IYASHI

The beating heart of IYASHI rests upon our 7 core values of connection, joyful following, beauty, creativity, the spirit of adventure and compassionate love.

繋がり

(connection or tsunagari)

随喜

(joyful following or zui-ki- Japanese concept for Mudita)

美

(beauty as a virture or bitoku)

創造性

(creativity or sōzōsei)

冒険心

(spirit of adventure or bōkenshin)

共生

(mutual thriving or kyōsei)

慈愛

(compassionate love or jiai)

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