Isseki Sanchou Annex
Experience the charm of Edo-inspired dining at isseki sanchou annex, where masterful izakaya creations await in the serene setting of Nishi-Azabu.
Restaurant Details
Isseki Sanchou Annex is an enchanting culinary oasis in the tranquil Nishi-Azabu district of Tokyo. Renowned for its seamless fusion of timeless Edo-period aesthetics with contemporary Japanese cuisine, this intimate tavern is a part of the prestigious Isseki Sancho group. Known for offering dishes that include yakitori, sushi, and sukiyaki, the restaurant captivates patrons with its extensive and flavorful menu.
Chef Takushi Yoneda, at the culinary helm, presents a menu that pays homage to Edo-era gastronomy, using innovative techniques and the finest ingredients. Highlights include the Souten Course, featuring sumptuous scallop tempura and the indulgent clay pot rice with hairy crab and matsutake mushrooms. Patrons also delight in spicy duck and leek dumplings, showcasing the chef's creativity and expertise.
Located a short walk from Roppongi Station's vibrant surroundings, Isseki Sanchou Annex is a haven for those seeking a sophisticated yet cozy dining experience. The restaurant's ambiance, perfect for tranquil evenings, offers private rooms for intimate gatherings. Its design, inspired by the Edo period, utilizes rustic materials such as earthen walls and reclaimed wood, crafting a nostalgic yet modern feel.
Attentive service, complimented by the excitement of live cooking at the central fireside, enhances the dining experience. Reservations are recommended to ensure a tailored encounter, with every visit promising a memorable journey through time-tested flavors.
Isseki Sanchou Annex Phone Number
Isseki Sanchou Annex Business Days
Isseki Sanchou Annex Address
ARISTO Nishiazabu 1F, 1-8-12 Nishiazabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0031
Isseki Sanchou Annex Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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