an-anAkasaka

Looks like they kept the original restaurant design (see the wooden shoes locker and key…). Private seating rooms, regular tables and (we did) seating around the chef kitchen. Tasty various dishes, medium price. Worth it

Visited September 2025

This Japanese restaurant is located a 4-minute walk from Akasaka-mitsuke Station. You enter the restaurant by taking off your shoes at the storefront and are greeted by the language-proficient staff, making for an intimate and relaxing experience.There are a variety of dishes, from tofu dishes to va...rious other dishes, all of which are delicious and well-received.The restaurant also has a Japanese space and is recommended for enjoying Japanese food and atmosphere at a normal price range.

Visited November 2024

Every time I am in Tokyo I will have a Sake session with one Japanese senpai in my company. This time we happened to end up in Akasaka. After checking a few places, he picked this one. They have a great selection of Sake that goes very well with their BBQ screws. A very good choice if you are in Aka...saka.

Visited April 2024

We visited this restaurant with the family on a recent visit to Tokyo. The restaurant is cute, with small private rooms for each table and the staff were friendly. Unfortunately, the service was pretty bad, with our food taking almost 2 hours and several of our items having to be ordered multiple ti...mes. They simply appeared to forget some of our order. The food was good, but not great, with the highlight being the Sashimi set.

Visited December 2023

Not many places open on January 1st but luckily this was on of them. I think it’s best to make a reservation beforehand because this place seems to be quite small (we sat in a private dining room and didn’t see the whole restaurant). The food was very good and the service amazingly fast and good. En...glish menus available with photos of each meal. Can definitely recommend this restaurant.

Visited January 2020