Niku Ine
Discover Niigata's snow-aged beef magic at Niku Ine, Roppongi—where authentic flavors meet elegant ambiance in a smoke-free setting.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in Tokyo's bustling Roppongi district, Niku Ine is a culinary beacon for those seeking the pinnacle of Japanese BBQ, known as yakiniku. This well-kept secret draws in food enthusiasts from near and far due to its exceptional focus on snow-aged beef, a rare delicacy sourced exclusively from the esteemed butchers of Niigata. Using the ancient technique of yuki jira, or snow-aging, the beef is held in steady, cold temperatures, enhancing its natural flavors and tenderness to perfection.
The restaurant offers a smoke-free dining experience, allowing the subtlety of its delicate flavors to fully envelop diners' palates. Niku Ine's interior is an elegant fusion of modern design and cozy elements, offering an intimate atmosphere that makes it ideal for business engagements and romantic dinners alike.
Led by Chef Yukio Tanaka, whose passion for fine meat and meticulous preparation shines through in every dish, guests are treated to a service that is both attentive and respectful, with staff readily offering suggestions tuned to each guest's preferences.
Niku Ine further sets itself apart with private dining rooms, where one can immerse in the exquisite joys of fine dining in peace. As a testament to its commitment to excellence, the restaurant has garnered accolades and praise from culinary circles, establishing itself as a must-visit destination for yakiniku aficionados.
Whether one is seeking an unforgettable dining adventure or the simple pleasure of rare and expertly prepared meat, Niku Ine invites you to explore its menu, which is as innovative as it is steeped in tradition.
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Niku Ine Address
MF Roppongi 3F, 3-17-2 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0032
Niku Ine 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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