Washoku(Japanese food) (For Dates) in Azabujuban

This is a Japanese-style meal restaurant affiliated with Bistro Chick, which was selected as one of the top five restaurants in Azabu. 3 minutes walk from Azabujuban Station

[Hidden small restaurant loved by connoisseurs] Exquisite Japanese-style meal prepared by the owner whose hobby is purchasing fresh ingredients. Open until 5am

Medicinal Food and our proud bak kut teh have been loved for 21 years. Please enjoy a variety of Okinawan Cuisine that you cannot taste at other restaurants.

[Many repeat customers!] Enjoy seasonal creative Japanese-style meal and horse meat delivered directly from Kumamoto in an adult atmosphere. Cow tongue shabu shabu is also popular.

[Open until 5 a.m.] We offer the best juicy and fragrant mitsuya-yaki, carefully prepared on a griddle.

As a measure to prevent infection, we are operating with employees wearing masks and alcohol disinfection stations.

[Open from 11:30 to 5:00 the next morning] Daytime drinking is welcome! Please enjoy our relaxing atmosphere!

Small Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) [Asagoya] Open until 4am!

Charcoal-grilled gorgeous fresh Seafood! A creative Japanese-style meal Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) popular for marbled Japanese black beef and carefully selected seafood!

■ Azabu Juban No. 1 hideout ■ Beautiful counter and private room for adult yakitori with no signboard ■

We have seats available today! We're open until 2 a.m. We serve obanzai and our famous truffle egg kake rice! There is also an Ebisu store!

[One seat available today, May 14th (Tues)❗️Please feel free to contact us‼️]

The Azabu-Juban branch of Sugino, an oden restaurant with its main store in Nara. It can be used for a wide range of purposes, from dates to business meetings.

There is plenty of room in the seats. Good ventilation. A restaurant near Roppongi Hills that serves Japanese Japanese-style meal, sake, and wine.

You can enjoy aged chicken yakitori and the famous Kyoto duck and seri duck shabu hotpot.

A hideout for adults “Azabu Reimei”