Sakaba Aomon
Fugu / Crab / Other Seafood
Savor authentic Izakaya dining at Sakaba Aomon in Ebisu. Experience delicious meals and excellent service in a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere near Ebisu Station.
Restaurant Details
Sakaba Aomon stands as a beacon of culinary excellence nestled in the lively district of Ebisu, Tokyo. This authentic Izakaya is famed for its expertly prepared fried horse mackerel, a dish that draws food enthusiasts from across the city. Here, the unique flavors of sashimi and grilled seafood come alive, thanks to the chef's dedication to preserving traditional Japanese techniques while infusing a modern twist.
The restaurant's location, just a short walk from Ebisu Station, ensures that it's easily accessible yet retains an intimate ambiance. Within its walls, guests are welcomed by a bustling and spirited atmosphere, making it an ideal venue for casual gatherings, celebratory dinners, or intimate meals with loved ones.
At Sakaba Aomon, dining extends beyond the food. It's about the holistic experience that incorporates a wide selection of carefully curated sake, known to complement the rich umami flavors of the dishes. The warm, attentive staff are keen to guide you through the menu, providing insights into the culinary heritage behind each dish as well as detailed sake pairings.
The design of Sakaba Aomon is equally notable, featuring traditional wooden interiors with modern accents that provide a comforting yet sophisticated aesthetic, setting the stage for a memorable dining journey.
Whether you are seated at the lively bar or a quiet corner table, Sakaba Aomon promises a unique culinary adventure in Tokyo, offering visitors a chance to immerse in the rich tapestry of Japanese cuisine, culture, and community spirit.
Sakaba Aomon Phone Number
Sakaba Aomon Business Days
Sakaba Aomon Address
Mtorianon 102, 3-4-1 Ebisuminami, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0022
Sakaba Aomon 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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