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Terunari
A seasonal kappo kitchen near Yotsuya blending classical technique with quiet experimentation.
Dining
Kappo Tokyo, Modern Japanese Cuisine
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Located on a side street near Yotsuya, Terunari works in the borderland between traditional and modern Japanese cuisine. The kitchen serves a fixed-course menu that changes monthly—grilled fish, tempura, nimono—each one presented with balance and purpose. The dining room is understated but comfortable, blending counter intimacy with a few compact tables. Sake pairings are available, and the chef occasionally breaks form to showcase a new technique or unexpected ingredient. Service is relaxed and lightly formal, with basic English support available. Terunari doesn’t advertise much, but word of mouth keeps the seats filled. It’s a steady, contemplative meal in a quiet pocket of Shinjuku.
Facilities & Services
Seasonal Tasting Menu
Counter and Table Seating
Reservation Recommended
Sake Pairings
English Support (Basic)
Casual Fine Dining Atmosphere
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