Shokuzen Abe
Japanese · Tokyo · Michelin One Star · Chef Abe
Awarded one Michelin star, Shokuzen Abe in Tokyo features chef Yoshikazu Abe's Kyoto-style kaiseki cuisine. The menu highlights traditional Kansai preparation methods, centered on rice cooked in earthenware pots over a wood-fuelled stove to yield textures from barely simmered to scorched.
Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Tokyo
- One Star
Menu
Tasting Menu
- Kyoto-style Omakase — Kyoto-style Japanese omakase. Ginza.
- Omakase Course (only option) (18000)
- One reviewer noted the omakase course with 3 highballs and 1 oolong tea came to (18000)
- Real diner example (omakase + 3 highballs + 1 oolong tea) (32000)
Dishes
- Fresh sashimi
- Conger eel & matsutake mushroom
- shirayaki
- Donabe white rice
- White miso dashi
- Hassun / Seasonal hassunya
- Eel comparison (Shirayaki & Kabayaki)
- niebana
- Seasonal seafood slowly grilled over charcoal
- simmered Kyoto vegetables
Wines
- Sake Pairing
The Experience
Built around the chef's counter. The meal is structured around an omakase experience. A good fit for dining solo.
- Occasion: Solo
- Format: Omakase
- Setting: Chef's counter
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