Hamamatsucho Washoku Tempura Yokota
Tempura / Fried Foods
Michelin Star pedigree is clearly evident at the kaiseki course menus at this Hamamatsucho restaurant, whose menus change with the seasonal ingredients.
Restaurant Details
A heritage of excellence. Few can match the culinary record of the original Yokota in Azabu-juban, which has held a Michelin Star for eight consecutive years.
Not content with resting on its laurels, it has since expanded its operations all over Japan, with its latest outlet being in the seaside, metropolitan Tokyo district of Hamamatsucho, a popular nightlife spot and stone’s throw from Tokyo Tower and Shimbashi.
Yokota may now have branches as far as Fukuoka in western Japan, but its commitment to bringing out the best in the freshest seasonal ingredients remains true. Every meal at Yokota is a once-in-a lifetime encounter with the chef, the restaurant, and the ingredients — which is why it demands absolute perfection from its chefs.
Depending on the time of the season, each omakase course menu is crafted around the Japanese culinary concepts of “hashiri”, “shun” and “nagori” — that is, early-season, mid-season and late-season ingredients. Diners are invited to cherish each experience at Yokota in private rooms or counterside, where they can fully appreciate Japanese hospitality and the flavors of each meal using all five senses.
Hamamatsucho Washoku Tempura Yokota Access Info
Hamamatsucho Washoku Tempura Yokota is located a 3-minute walk from Daimon Station on the Toei Asakusa and Oedo Lines, a 5-minute walk from Onarimon Station on the Mita Line, or a 6-minute walk from Hamamatsucho Station on the Yamanote Line.
Hamamatsucho Washoku Tempura Yokota Phone Number
Hamamatsucho Washoku Tempura Yokota Business Days
Hamamatsucho Washoku Tempura Yokota Address
Shibadaimon F Building 2F, 1-6-1 Shibadaimon, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 105-0012
Hamamatsucho Washoku Tempura Yokota Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 2 days before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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