Kien
Discover authentic Japanese delights at Kien in Akasaka. Renowned for its sea bream chazuke, Kien promises a memorable dining experience.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the heart of Tokyo's Minato City, Kien offers a serene escape into the world of exquisite Japanese cuisine. Renowned for its elegant presentation and authentic flavors, the restaurant is highly acclaimed for its sea bream chazuke set meal, a signature dish that draws food enthusiasts from all over. This hearty meal is prepared with over 10 slices of sea bream, complemented by rich sesame sauce, wasabi, and an assortment of pickles, making every bite a delightful experience.
Located near the vibrant brink of Roppongi, Kien can be a touch hard to find but promises a reward of refreshing, seasonal delights once discovered. The restaurant's interior is marked by a tranquil ambiance, ideal for a quiet dining experience.
At the helm of Kien is a dedicated team trained in the careful preparation of Japanese culinary delights, ensuring each dish is thoughtfully crafted to highlight seasonal ingredients. Noteworthy is the rice used in their meals; Koshihikari served in clay pots adds an unforgettable texture and taste.
Kien is a beloved choice for both lunch and dinner, offering both a Japanese set meal and the more intricate kaiseki course, which requires advance reservation. Notably, the dining experience at Kien goes beyond just the food, extending to attentive service and an atmosphere that whispers quiet luxury. Whether you're considering a visit for a leisurely lunch kaiseki meal or an evening course, every meal promises unparalleled taste in this classy yet understated gem.
Kien Access Info
Kien is a 7-minute walk from Akasaka Station (Exit 5b) on the Chiyoda Line.
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Kien Address
Nagano Co-op, 2-18-8 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0052
Kien 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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