西麻布 絲屋
Nishiazabu Shirukuya
A reservation-only counter near Roppongi where modern Japanese technique meets the intimacy of a private kitchen.
Dining
Japanese Omakase, Luxury Tokyo Dinner, Hidden Tokyo Dining
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Nishiazabu Shirukuya is not the kind of place you stumble into—it’s the kind of place you’re quietly invited to. Tucked away on the second floor of a low building near Roppongi, this fine dining spot offers a seasonal omakase with quiet precision. The chef prepares each course at the counter, balancing Japanese tradition with contemporary technique, and keeps a sharp eye on ingredient provenance. Shirukuya is best suited for those who don’t mind putting away their phones and following the rhythm of the chef’s intuition. The space is compact and discreet, ideal for small groups or couples seeking a slower, more reflective dinner. Reservations are required.
Facilities & Services
Counter Seating
Private Rooms
Seasonal Omakase
English Support (Limited)
Exclusive Reservation-Only Dining
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