When we visited after a long time, the course price had gone up and was about 40,000 yen for two drinks.
The bill was about 2,000 yen higher than the bill of the person I went with, even though we had the same drinks, so it appears that the credit card companies are adding on the higher fees.
And the food is good. And the food is good, and generally warm or hot.
I thought back to the fact that this is what cooking is all about.
The next reservation is already made for next January.
This year I made reservations every three months, and last year I made one, but I didn't want to make reservations too far in advance, so I didn't make one for next year.
The president gave me the opportunity to visit the hard-to-reserve restaurant 🙌🙌
It was horribly delicious 🙌‼️
From the first tuna to the last ball, it grabbed my stomach from start to finish 🙌🙌
The rice, made with a combination of two types of red vinegar, was not too sweet and worked wonderfully with the fish 🙌🙌🙌 ‼️ I was also impressed with the firmness and grip of the rice 🙌🙌🙌🙌!
The owner's light-hearted and unpretentious talk even though the restaurant has 2 Michelin stars 🙆🙆.
Eat Log 4.19 2018 Bronze Award Michelin☆☆☆☆
Nishiazabu, where this restaurant is located, is lined with many famous restaurants. Amidst such rivals, this restaurant is a kappo (Japanese cooking) restaurant that is hidden in plain sight and is known only to those in the know. The restaurant's menu is a rather aggressive stance, offering only one type of omakase course. However, the menu is luxurious and includes seasonal vegetables, suppon (a kind of fish), grilled bonito, and rice in an earthenware pot. The price is a little expensive at around 18,000 yen, but it is a sufficient dish!
The Kosaka chicken was wonderful. We enjoyed the various parts of the chicken. The herb salad from Kajitani Farm was fragrant and the egg pudding from Tanaka Farms was a real treat.
The owner of the grill was very attentive to the timing of our order....
However, it was a pleasure to be able to talk with the owner.
I will revisit.
Zagad's No. 1 steakhouse for six consecutive years, Empire, a New York steakhouse, has opened its first overseas branch on Imoarai-zaka in Roppongi.
You must go there now! For lunch, you can enjoy all-you-can-drink champagne, California white and red wine, and beer, and a full course meal from appetizers to meat for ¥9,800.
The champagne is Taittinger!
The meat is lightly aged, a flavor favored by Japanese.
Gorgeous New York interior, recommended for light entertainment.