Restaurants (Takeout) in Hiroo

Completely private room. Smoking allowed. I can hear the footsteps of spring. Cod sprouts, butterbur sprouts, and new bamboo shoots have started.

Enjoy the seasonal flavors at a soba restaurant. Enjoy a luxurious time at an adult Restaurants.

Vegetable Italian Cuisine food in Nishiazabu.

Enjoy Japanese Cuisine that transcends genre boundaries, making use of seasonal ingredients, in an elegant space. Semi-private room available

[2 minutes walk from Hiroo] Craft beer and whiskey from around the world, delicious food prepared by chefs! Also reserved for small groups.

◆Renewal OPEN! ◆A variety of dishes and space that overturn the common sense of Teppanyaki. A talented store recognized even in overseas stores.

~A special moment~ A Teppan-yaki specialty restaurant where you can enjoy Creative Cuisine dishes made with seasonal ingredients

[Notice of partial price revision]

[Open all year round, until 3am! 】It's a dish from a "spirited sushi restaurant" that you can enjoy casually, and tonight we'll have "sushi drinking"!

Information on Soba Day

5 minutes from Hiroo Station ◆ A hideaway Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) you can casually enjoy `` Teppan-yaki'' made with carefully selected ingredients. Meal・Second restaurant◎

Fresh seafood delivered every morning, local sake, and sommelier-selected wine [next to Nishiazabu Crossing, Hobsons! ]

An oden restaurant located in a back alley of Nishi-Azabu. Sit at the proud counter and savor the chef's skill as you savor each dish and the service.

5 minutes from Hiroo Station ◆ A hidden Japanese-style meal restaurant that is particular about its dashi stock and soups. Enjoy simple dishes and Japanese sake. Private room available

We will be closed on June 9th and 10th! We will resume business on the 11th (Tuesday)!

30 seconds from Hiroo Station ◆A long-established Edomae Sushi restaurant that has been in operation for three generations. We offer it at an affordable price.

Home-polished rice, natural water, and Banko-yaki clay pots. We named it "Yonesan" because of three things.