Kyobashi Moto is a Japanese restaurant located in the back alley near Kyobashi Station in Tokyo that has a Showa atmosphere. The owner Takayuki Suzuki, who is also a sake master, and the head chef Hayato Sato, who was trained at Japanese restaurants in Tokyo, have teamed up to offer a wide range of sake lineups that are supported by a wide range of customers who enjoy sake pairing with seasonal ingredients. It is a popular restaurant known to sake-lovers.
The concept is "cuisine that goes well with Japanese sake." The cuisine is gentle to the body, the amount of salt and fat are reduced to bring out the original flavor of the ingredients. The popular menu is "Sake no Sakana Hassun." We serve assorted one-plate snacks that goes well with sake. In addition, the ingredients and cooking methods are excellent, such as the blood removed and matured fish, the sashimi of the fish that is left to bring out the umami to the maximum, the duck prepared early in the morning and matured Matsuzaka beef. There are around 80 kinds of sake available. "We would like to introduce the brewery's story by selecting breweries and brewers who are active in a small number of generations, such as young breweries, young people in their 20's and 30's who took over the breweries and family-run breweries," said the owner Suzuki. They have a wide variety of flavors from refreshing to solid depending on the dishes and the taste of the guests on the day.
There are 9 counter seats and a private room (6 people). You will want to take your time and enjoy the combination of seasonal cuisine and Japanese sake in various situations such as gatherings with family, friends, colleagues, and foreign guests.
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【Access】
2-minute walk from Takaracho station (Exit A5), Toei Asakusa Line
2-minute walk from Kyobashi station (Exit 5), Tokyo Metro Ginza Line
A 10-minute walk from Takaracho Station, Exit A5 (Toei-Asakusa Line)
A 2-minute walk from Kyobashi Station, Exit 6 (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line)
