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.
Wolfgang" is a well-known steakhouse restaurant.
This restaurant makes you happy just by looking around the restaurant at the groups of foreign customers who make you feel as if you were on a trip abroad, and also at the glamorous entertainers.
We were guided to the restaurant by a person who has been a long-time friend and patron of the restaurant.
The menu was left to us, with Wolfgang salad, aged meat, filet and T-bone.
The wines were Cabernet from Napa and Pinot Vosne-Romanee by Louis Latour.
The food and wine were all delicious and made us smile the whole time, and we had a great time.
I would recommend this restaurant for a rich group dining experience.
In the pleasant breezy season, I wanted to relax and enjoy the season and meat, so I visited a grill restaurant at the Roppongi Grand Hyatt, which boasts terrace seating, called "THE OAK DOOR.
It is the first seafood platter in Japan.
The prawns were stuffed with roe and the crab meat was also packed.
The drinks started with a bottle of Champagne and Mumm.
The meats were a mixed grill of tenderloin, lamb, and sausage, and a Kagoshima beef sirloin.
The red that went with the meat was Pinot Noir from Oregon. Burgundy is heavy, so we selected this one.
The dish is a game of only ingredients. Perfect.
The sausage tastes like the one I had in Dijon, Burgundy.
The sirloin had a good balance of fat.
The sauces were also appreciated.
The seafood platters were three types of tartar to match the salmon, salmon roe, and tuna, a cocktail sauce for the shrimp, and a refreshing vinegar-infused sauce for the crab.
For the meats, there are three types: mayonnaise with a light kick of mustard, a refreshing ponzu, and a demi-glace for the lamb.
The ingredients were good and for the meat I used only salt and pepper.
The bread and butter were also satisfyingly good.
This is a restaurant where you just go to eat meat in a simple way, not Teppanyaki, Korean Yakiniku, Italian, or French style meat with a twist, even if it is aged meat.
While most restaurants in hotels charge high service fees, this one seems to include the quality of the food and ingredients in the service fee.
The table is made of oak, of course.
I like the service, which keeps a reasonable distance.
The season when the terrace is comfortable is very short, but if the weather permits, I would like to visit this restaurant even if I have to push myself.
After enjoying all the seafood in Hakodate, I wanted to eat a lot of meat, so I visited "37".
37 is a pioneer in the aged steak business.
We ordered the 650g Angus beef and lobster bisque.
The meat is delicious and the simple seasoning makes the most of the ingredients, so you can eat as much as you like.
The price is a little more reasonable than other American steaks, and the location is convenient near Roppongi.
Lunch is available from ³,000 and up.
We had a delicious meal.
Thank you very much.
We finally got a reservation at a Japanese restaurant famous for its meat, so we invited my parents to dinner. The course meal was mainly meat, all of which were delicious and very satisfying. The yukke and caviar dish was a combination of yukke, caviar, and rice, which was like yukke ogokakegohan (rice with yukke and egg).