Toufuya Ukai
Minato, Japan
Toufuya Ukai
In the bustling heart of Minato City, where tradition and elegance intertwine, Toufuya Ukai emerges as a gastronomic haven that beckons with its exquisite charm. A sanctuary for food lovers, this restaurant is renowned not just for its culinary artistry but also for its location amidst a vibrant urban tapestry steeped in history. Its tranquil ambiance is matched only by the delicate flavors of its cuisine, where tofu—the star of the show—is elevated to an art form.
Surrounding the establishment, the beauty of Shibakōen adds a serene backdrop, offering a peaceful contrast to the energetic pulse of Tokyo. Here, visitors can wander through lush greenery and soak in the sights and sounds, enhancing their overall experience. The meticulously prepared dishes showcase the rich cultural heritage of Japanese culinary practices, emphasizing seasonal ingredients and impeccable presentation that delight the senses.
Imagine savoring silky soft tofu dishes while enjoying the view of elegant cherry blossoms swaying gently in the breeze or the flicker of lanterns in the evening glow. The restaurant’s commitment to authenticity and quality makes each visit not just a meal, but an unforgettable journey into the heart of high-end Japanese dining.
Toufuya Ukai stands as a testament to the refined art of kaiseki—a multi-course dining experience that pays homage to balance and elegance, mirroring the aesthetic philosophy found in the surrounding gardens. This is a place where every bite tells a story, inviting you to linger longer and explore the nuanced flavors of Japan, all within the poetic charm of Minato City.
Closing Soon - Closing 9:30 PM
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
11:45–15:30, 17:00–21:30
Wednesday
11:45–15:30, 17:00–21:30
Thursday
11:45–15:30, 17:00–21:30
Friday
11:45–15:30, 17:00–21:30
Saturday
11:30–21:30
Sunday
11:30–21:30
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Albin Edberg
@albin.edberg
Maybe the most beautifully located restaurant in the world? Right beneath Tokyo Tower, you’ll find this gem serving a house made, tofu based omakase. Not a fan of tofu? You will be after this.