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Restaurant Details
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For each guest that dines at this restaurant, byFood will donate 10 meals
Location
Cuisine
Traditional Japanese / Kaiseki / Kappo
Creative Cuisine / Fusion Food
Average cost
Dinner: $136.05 - $186.17
Other
Pescetarian

In the heart of Tokyo’s Azabu district, a master of wagyu returns to work his magic.

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Restaurant brought to you in partnership with Makuake World!

Restaurant Details

In spite of its unorthodox name (or perhaps because of it?) Title H was a restaurant that was greatly loved by the wagyu connoisseurs of Tokyo. It was the brainchild of chef Yutaka Narita, known nationwide for being the first Japanese chef to ever earn two Michelin stars in a French restaurant, Passage 53, and earned another two Michelin stars the next year while heading the kitchen of Le Grand Restaurant - Jean-Francois Piege.


Having closed in mid-2024 for a renovation and refresh of concept, Title H has since been reborn as Azabu Ryoriten Tokyo Wagyu Steak, at the same location just a block from Akabanebashi Station, near the Tokyo Tower.


The restaurant’s sole focus used to be the highly exclusive A5-grade Satsuma “Kiwami” wagyu beef from Kagoshima’s Minami-Satsuma Valley. However, with its change in concept, the menu at Azabu Ryoriten Wagyu Steak has since expanded to become a showcase of the finest meats from all over Japan. Chef Narita’s connections (and reputation!) afford him access to high-quality kuroge wagyu black beef from ranches and suppliers all over the country, including all three of Japan’s “Great Beefs:” Kobe beef, Matsusaka beef and Omi beef.


Nonetheless, while “wagyu steak” may be in the restaurant’s name, Chef Narita also makes ample use of hunted game like Yezo shika venison, wild boar and ducks. He takes these ingredients and makes them into cuisine that isn’t quite French, nor Japanese, nor Italian, but something that is entirely his own.


Just eight seats are available at Chef Narita’s counter. But these seats are constantly filled with his dedicated followers from his days at Title H, who know that a night at Azabu Ryoriten Tokyo Wagyu Steak is to have plate after plate full of excellently prepared cuts of some of the best meats available for purchase. Chef Narita has bolstered his reputation as an expert in creating romantic, sophisticated atmospheres, and his latest restaurant venture is no exception.

Dining Courses
Gourmet duck breast with mushrooms and red wine pairing
byFood Original: Premium Kuroge Wagyu Beef Roast and Seasonal Dishes Omakase Course
Evening
$132.11
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Chef Narita’s connections allow him access to some of the finest cuts of kuroge wagyu black beef from all over Japan — and it’s this beef that is served to the customer in this course menu, roasted to perfection over extremely high-temperature straw in a traditional manner.

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Chef Narita’s connections allow him access to some of the finest cuts of kuroge wagyu black beef from all over Japan — and it’s this beef that is served to the customer in this course menu, roasted to perfection over extremely high-temperature straw in a traditional manner.

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$132.11
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Juicy steak grilling over open flame in cast iron pot
byFood Original: Kobe Beef Roast and Seasonal Dishes Omakase Course
Evening
$183.31
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The centerpiece of this course is a cut of probably Japan’s most famous wagyu beef, Kobe beef, roasted in a traditional way over extremely high-temperature straw, giving it a beautiful crust and smoky aroma.

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The centerpiece of this course is a cut of probably Japan’s most famous wagyu beef, Kobe beef, roasted in a traditional way over extremely high-temperature straw, giving it a beautiful crust and smoky aroma.

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$183.31
(Tax Incl.)
Select

Azabu Ryoriten Tokyo Wagyu Steak Remarks

  • Guests with dietary restrictions and/or food allergies should inform the restaurant beforehand. The restaurant might not be able to accommodate guests who make same-day requests.

  • The restaurant reserves the right to refuse reservations to guests who have excessive dietary restrictions, particularly those of fish or vegetables.

  • The course menu content listed below is an example, and is subject to change based on seasonal availability.

  • The restaurant cannot always guarantee that it can provide guests with their preferred seating options after a reservation due to availability.

  • The pictures provided are for illustrative purposes.

Azabu Ryoriten Tokyo Wagyu Steak Business Days

Sunday
05:00 PM
11:30 PM
Monday
06:00 PM
11:00 PM
Tuesday
06:00 PM
11:00 PM
Wednesday
05:00 PM
11:30 PM
Thursday
05:00 PM
11:30 PM
Friday
05:00 PM
11:30 PM
Saturday
05:00 PM
11:30 PM

Azabu Ryoriten Tokyo Wagyu Steak Address

AZABEETERRACE B1, 2-20-3 Higashiazabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0044

Azabu Ryoriten Tokyo Wagyu Steak Access Info

  • Azabu Ryoriten Tokyo Wagyu Steak is a 3-minute walk from Akabanebashi Station, or a 7-minute walk from Azabu-Juban Station

Azabu Ryoriten Tokyo Wagyu Steak Phone Number

080-4471-5625

Azabu Ryoriten Tokyo Wagyu Steak 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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Restaurant location

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For each guest that dines at this restaurant, byFood will donate
10 meals
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Is there private room seating available at Azabu Ryoriten Tokyo Wagyu Steak?

Azabu Ryoriten Tokyo Wagyu Steak only has counter seating.

Are there vegetarian options available at Azabu Ryoriten Tokyo Wagyu Steak?

No, but there are pescetarian options available. Please indicate if a pescetarian menu is required when making a reservation.

How far is it from Azabu Ryoriten Tokyo Wagyu Steak to the Tokyo Tower?

The Tokyo Tower is about a 10-minute walk from Azabu Ryoriten Tokyo Wagyu Steak.
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