Mara Eki
Chinese
Experience Authentic Sichuan Cuisine at Mara Eki. Just a short walk from Akabane Station. Perfect for intimate dinners or lively group gatherings.
Restaurant Details
Mara Eki is a true gem for Sichuan cuisine enthusiasts located in Tokyo. Found conveniently near Akabane Station, this culinary haven offers an authentic experience brimming with the intense and aromatic spices characteristic of Sichuan dishes.
Delve into a world of flavors with their signature mapo tofu, a harmonious dish balancing the deep kick of Sichuan pepper with savory goodness. Equally captivating is the hot pot experience; it's not just a dish but a communal event, steeped in the rich traditions of Chinese culture.
The restaurant space reflects a balance between modern and classic, with intricately carved wooden furnishings that echo the elegance of traditional Chinese design. These elements create a warm, inviting environment perfect for gatherings with family or friends, as well as quiet, intimate dining for couples. Service is exceptionally attentive, with staff members always ready to share the stories behind the dishes.
Captained by experienced Chinese chefs, Mara Eki proudly maintains a genuine taste while allowing flexibility for spice levels. The use of touch panels for menu selection adds a contemporary twist, ensuring a seamless and intuitive dining experience.
This blend of authenticity, modern dining, and warm hospitality makes Mara Eki a must-visit for anyone craving a genuine taste of Sichuan magic right in Tokyo's vibrant Akabane neighborhood.
Mara Eki Phone Number
Mara Eki Business Days
Mara Eki Address
B1, 1-9-12 Akabaneminami, Kita-ku, Tokyo 115-0044
Mara Eki 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.
Restaurant location
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