せきほうてい
Sekihotei
A quiet kappo-style restaurant in Jingumae offering seasonal courses and understated hospitality near Omotesando.
Kappo Tokyo, Seasonal Japanese Cuisine, Counter Dining Japan
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Tucked just off the main stretch between Omotesando and Harajuku, Sekihotei offers a kappo-style dining experience centered on seasonal balance and personalized service. The space blends counter seating with private rooms, favoring soft lighting and uncluttered interiors. Dishes arrive in a steady rhythm—grilled fish, delicate sashimi, seasonal vegetables—each one introduced without fuss. The set courses shift throughout the year, depending on what’s in season and what the chef wants to share. There’s a curated sake list, and the staff offer basic English support for travelers. While located near the fashion district, Sekihotei maintains a slower, more grounded pace.
Facilities & Services
Counter and Table Seating
Private Rooms
Seasonal Set Courses
English Support (Basic)
Online Reservations
Sake Selection
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