Jiyugaoka Ultra

Jiyugaoka Ultra
Izakaya Bar
Experience authentic izakaya dining at Jiyugaoka Ultra, where yakitori and motsu-nabe meet a chill atmosphere in the heart of Jiyugaoka, Tokyo.
Restaurant Details
Jiyugaoka Ultra is a captivating izakaya located in the vibrant district of Jiyugaoka, Tokyo. Nestled in the basement of a building, this restaurant offers a unique dining experience just a short walk from Jiyugaoka Station. Known for its izakaya-style offerings, Jiyugaoka Ultra specializes in yakitori, motsu-nabe, and a variety of skewers, including a ladies' skewers platter.
The culinary experience at Jiyugaoka Ultra is enriched by the use of traditional cooking techniques. The yakitori, or grilled chicken skewers, are a standout feature, while the motsu-nabe, a hearty hot pot dish, is prepared with large, succulent pieces of offal. For those seeking variety, the menu also includes sashimi, fried lotus root, and even raw chicken for the adventurous palate.
The ambiance at Jiyugaoka Ultra is designed to provide a mature and intimate setting. The dimly lit interior, complemented by washi paper partitions and indirect lighting, creates a chill atmosphere perfect for relaxed conversations. Private rooms are available for those seeking a more secluded dining experience.
Service at Jiyugaoka Ultra is both fast and friendly, with drinks often arriving within a minute of ordering. The restaurant also offers the convenience of ordering and payment via QR code, enhancing the overall dining experience. Patrons can enjoy an all-you-can-drink course, featuring a wide selection of Japanese sake and umeshu, making it an ideal spot for both casual gatherings and special occasions.
Jiyugaoka Ultra Phone Number
Jiyugaoka Ultra Business Days
Jiyugaoka Ultra Address
Okuzumi Bldg B1, 1-26-14 Jiyugaoka, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 152-0035
Jiyugaoka Ultra Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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