Mede Itashi
Izakaya (Japanese Style Pub) / Bar
Experience authentic izakaya cuisine at Mede Itashi, where tradition and innovation meet in Tokyo's vibrant Toritsu Daigaku district.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the tranquil Toritsu Daigaku district, Mede Itashi is a culinary gem for lovers of Japanese and izakaya cuisine. This intimate locale offers an exceptional dining experience that harmonizes traditional Japanese meals with a warm, inviting atmosphere.
Mede Itashi's menu celebrates the vibrant allure of Japanese culinary arts, spotlighting seafood and innovative izakaya-inspired creations. Renowned for specialties like the braised pork sandwich and sea urchin fried rice, the restaurant also serves meticulously crafted sashimi paired with unique condiments such as karasumi and mushroom soy sauce.
Guiding the culinary vision is Chef Goto, who creates dishes that balance traditional Japanese flavors with contemporary touches. Each plate reflects the richness of Japanese culture, elevated by innovative techniques that result in explosive taste sensations.
The restaurant's decor is designed for intimate dining, featuring a cozy counter and a few tables, allowing diners an up-close experience with the chef's expertise. Ideal for romantic dinners, celebrations, or a refined solo outing, Mede Itashi provides an enchanting culinary journey.
Conveniently situated a short walk from Toritsu Daigaku Station, Mede Itashi offers an oasis of gastronomic delight within Tokyo's bustling reality, inviting guests to immerse themselves in Japanese culinary craftsmanship.
Mede Itashi Phone Number
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Mede Itashi Address
Royal Heim 101, 1-26-6 Royal Heim, 1-26 Tairamachi, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 152-0032
Mede Itashi 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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