Ishigaki Yoshida

Embark on a culinary journey with Ishigaki Kitauchi Beef teppanyaki in Tokyo, where tradition meets innovation in elegant Azabu Juban.
Restaurant Details
Discover the culinary masterpiece that is Ishigaki Yoshida, nestled in the heart of Tokyo's chic Azabu Juban district. This prestigious establishment is synonymous with excellence, offering an unforgettable teppanyaki experience that showcases the finest Ishigaki Kitauchi Premium Beef as its centerpiece.
Far from being just a meal, dining at Ishigaki Yoshida is a journey through flavors where tradition meets avant-garde technique. Known for its artistic and meticulous low-temperature cooking, every dish harmonizes taste and presentation to ignite the senses. Delve into the layers of flavor presented in the sea urchin scrambled eggs, subtly infused with the aromatic allure of white truffles, or savor the depth of the richly prepared black abalone, turning every meal into an exploration.
Ishigaki Yoshida's ambiance exudes luxury and sophistication, making it an ideal venue for both intimate dinners and celebratory feasts. As you make your entrance, the refined interior beckons with welcoming warmth, promising an evening of indulgence in an environment that radiates elegance.
Easily accessible, just a short wander from Azabu Juban Station and well-placed in bustling Minato City, the restaurant stands as a beacon of modern Japanese gastronomy. Delight in a dining spectacle, where attentive service, exceptional quality, and unparalleled finesse converge to create memories worth cherishing.
Ishigaki Yoshida Phone Number
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Ishigaki Yoshida Address
2-8-10 Azabujuban 3F, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0045
Ishigaki Yoshida 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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