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2026.11.04

What is the essence of the signature dishes that highlight the month of November, and what is the blissful experience of savoring them in a private room?

What is the essence of the signature dishes that highlight the month of November, and what is the blissful experience of savoring them in a private room?

Hello. I’m the PR representative for Rakuzo Utage Yaesu, a restaurant featuring all-private-room seating.

As we enter the month of Shimotsuki, the leaves on the street trees have deepened in color, and the season has arrived when we can feel the first signs of winter on our skin. Today, we’d like to highlight the appeal of our classic menu—which we’ve carefully preserved for many years—and share the value of a dining experience enjoyed in the privacy of a private dining room. We invite you to take this opportunity to rediscover the dedication of our chefs, evident precisely because these are our signature dishes, and the true value of our ingredients, which truly shines through when savored in a serene setting.


The Rich, Complex Flavor of Daisen Chicken, Roasted by Master Chefs

Our signature dish, the “Daisen Chicken” skewers, is a true classic that combines the freshness of the ingredients with the chef’s expert grilling technique. In particular, the “Daisen Chicken Thigh Skewers” and “Daisen Chicken Negima Skewers” fill your mouth with the chicken’s natural firm texture and the sweet, juicy flavor of its fat, with umami bursting forth with every bite. Additionally, the “Daisen Chicken Tsukune Skewers with Cartilage,” featuring the distinctive texture of cartilage, transforms into a rich and mellow flavor when coated with the separately served “egg yolk for tsukune.” Spending time savoring skewers—each carefully grilled one by one—in the quiet setting of a private room is a luxurious moment that lets you forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It is precisely because the seasoning is simple—just sauce or salt—that the unique character of each cut of chicken stands out, allowing you to truly appreciate the pride of the artisans. Gathering around piping-hot skewers amidst conversation with friends makes the gathering even more vibrant and fulfilling.

The Art and Craft of Searing: Bringing Out the Concentrated Umami of Seafood

An essential element of our cuisine is the “aburi” technique, which uses heat to bring out the natural umami of the ingredients. In particular, our “Grilled Mackerel” is seared until the surface is fragrant, which concentrates the mackerel’s characteristic richness and umami, resulting in a dish with a deep, lingering aftertaste. Additionally, our “Grilled Handmade Satsuma-age” boasts an exquisite combination of a fluffy texture and a toasty aroma, making it an extremely popular accompaniment to drinks. Furthermore, “Grilled Stingray Fin” is characterized by a concentrated umami that unfolds the more you chew, making it perfect for savoring slowly over time. In the private setting of a separate room, surrounded by the aromatic scent of freshly seared dishes, the time spent savoring these exquisite seafood delicacies prepared by our chefs is sure to be an experience that sharpens all five senses. Please enjoy to your heart’s content the new flavors created by adding a special touch while preserving the natural qualities of the ingredients.

The Delicate Artistry of Dashi-Maki Tamago That Warms the Heart

Our signature “Dashi-Infused Specialty Rolled Omelet,” a dish we’re especially proud of, is carefully rolled one by one by our skilled chefs—truly a dish worthy of being called our signature menu item. The gentle aroma of dashi that fills your mouth the moment you take a bite, combined with its light and fluffy texture, has earned high praise from many of our customers. We also offer a variation called “Deep-Fried Dashi-Rolled Omelet,” which features a crispy exterior and a juicy interior rich with dashi flavor. Additionally, we feature playful menu items like the “Sukiyaki Dashi-Rolled Omelet Sandwich,” as we continue to explore new possibilities for egg dishes. Spending time sharing piping-hot dashimaki tamago in the serene atmosphere of a private room brings a sense of fulfillment that warms the very soul. Why not enjoy this dish—a masterpiece showcasing the artisan’s skill in bringing out the very best in the ingredients—while sharing a conversation with someone special? At this hidden gem in Yaesu, enjoy a night enveloped in heartfelt satisfaction as you savor cuisine that makes no compromises from start to finish.


Store Information

Rakuzo Utage Yaesu Branch

address (e.g. of house)
〒103-0027
1-4F Masuya Building, 3-2-16 Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan Reception 1F
Access
2 minutes walk from Yaesu North Exit of JR Tokyo Station
3 minutes walk from Exit B3 of Nihonbashi Subway Station
Phone number
050-2018-8849
Business Hours
17:00-23:30
(L.O. 22:30 / Drink L.O. 23:00)

*Banquets are available even before regular business hours! (Early-bird discounts available)
regular closing day
without a holiday
Average budget
4,000 yen (regular average)/4,300 yen (banquet average)
settlement
▼ Credit Cards
VISA, Mastercard, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, UnionPay, Discover
▼ QR payment
PayPay, d-Pay, au PAY, Rakuten Pay, Merpay, Alipay, WeChat Pay
▼ Traffic IC
PASMO, Suica, Kitaca, TOICA, manaca, ICOCA, SUGOCA, nimoca, Hayakaken
▼ Electronic Money
iD, QUICPay

The registration number of the invoice system is printed on receipts and receipts.
Registration number: T6010701005431
Total number of seats
220 seats
Zashiki seating available, sunken kotatsu seating available, seating available
Banquet Max.
30 persons
chartering
not allowed
Non-Smoking/Smoking
Smoking allowed Smoking room available
(Smoking area is available separately from the seating area.)
parking lot
nil
Wi-Fi
nil

There is an appetizer as a seat charge (included in the price for a course)
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