Momotaro Azabu Juban
A real, local-style grilled chicken restaurant, where you can enjoy nicely-priced beer and delicious chicken dishes.
Restaurant Details
Yakitori is the ultimate food to pair with a good, cold beer. If beer isn’t your drink of choice, you can also have sake or a range of other types at Momotaro Azabu Juban, a local-favorite yakitori shop located in stylish Azabujuban.
Here you can enjoy all the classic types of skewer, along with various other chicken dishes. The quail eggs wrapped in bacon is one you’ll remember for a long time.
It’s a compact shop, with counter or table seats. Don’t expect to stretch out too much — this is a real, authentic local eatery, which in Tokyo means limited space. What they do have, however, is English support, which is absolutely invaluable if you’re visiting with no Japanese language ability.
They open late, all the way to 6am, so even if you miss the last train home, you can keep eating and drinking all the way through the first train in the morning!
Momotaro Azabu Juban Phone Number
Momotaro Azabu Juban Business Days
Momotaro Azabu Juban Address
Valugo Azabu 1F, 3-5-1 Azabujuban, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0045
Momotaro Azabu Juban 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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