中国菜厨 エスサワダ 新丸ビル店
Chinese Saichu Es Sawada Shinmaru Biru Ten
A refined presentation of modern Chinese cuisine in the center of Marunouchi, led by the sophisticated taste of Chef Sawada.
Dining
Chinese, Modern Chinese, High-End
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Located inside the Shin-Marunouchi Building, Chinese Saichu Es Sawada offers a modern Beijing–Shanghai menu crafted by chef Sawada’s precise technique. The kitchen emphasizes bold ingredients over heavy sauces, creating dishes with clean aromatics, subtle spice, and a restrained elegance that fits the Marunouchi setting. Lunchtime attracts nearby office workers, while dinner features course-driven experiences with seasonal ingredients and signature dishes. Service remains steady and composed, and reservations are recommended during busy evenings. In a district dominated by glass towers and corporate energy, Es Sawada provides a thoughtful, contemporary approach to Chinese dining — grounded, balanced, and quietly refined.
Facilities & Services
Shin-Marunouchi Building Location
Table Seating
Course Menus Available
Reservations Recommended
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