Kani Doraku Ueno Branch
Fugu / Crab / Other Seafood
Savor delectable crab dishes at Kani Doraku, where Japanese tradition meets modern excellence. Enjoy exquisite seafood with a view of Ueno Park.
Restaurant Details
Kani Doraku, an esteemed culinary gem nestled in the bustling neighborhood of Ueno, Tokyo, is synonymous with the art of crafting exquisite traditional Japanese crab delicacies. Proudly occupying a charming spot on the 8th floor, the restaurant not only provides diners with a feast for their taste buds but also delights the senses with panoramic views of the picturesque Ueno Park.
The menu at Kani Doraku is a celebration of the seas, showcasing an array of crab dishes that speak to the heart of Japanese cooking traditions. From the delicate flavors of king crab sashimi and the comforting warmth of crab sukiyaki to the refined grace of grilled options and the creamy richness of crab gratin, each dish is masterfully crafted to tantalize the palate.
Accessibility is a breeze, with Kani Doraku easily reached from Ueno Station, making it a perfect choice for a memorable dining experience with friends, family, or esteemed business partners. The restaurant's ambiance, accentuated by its warm wooden interiors, offers a cozy retreat, ideal for any culinary outing.
The meticulous chefs of Kani Doraku, with their remarkable skill and flair, present each dish with artistic precision. Coupled with the attentive service of the well-trained staff, every visit offers a harmonious balance between tradition and innovation, capturing the essence of high-quality seafood dining. Whether you are a discerning local or an intrigued traveler, Kani Doraku promises to leave you with a lasting impression and a taste of exemplary Japanese hospitality.
Kani Doraku Ueno Branch Phone Number
Kani Doraku Ueno Branch Business Days
Kani Doraku Ueno Branch Address
Nagafujibiru 8F, 4-9-6 Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-0005
Kani Doraku Ueno Branch 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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