Sukiyaki Kappo Hiyama, found on the second floor of a century-old Japanese-style house located a two-minute walk from Ningyocho Station, is an established restaurant that has been patronized for years by connoisseurs seeking authentic sukiyaki (Japanese beef hot pot).
Opened in 1935, following the opening of the butcher’s shop in 1912, the restaurant offers the finest beef of the day via discriminating buyers who select meat based not on its grade, brand, or place of origin, but on its essential value. In particular, the specialty dish, sukiyaki, features high-quality Kuroge Wagyu beef, including prized Yonezawa beef as a tribute to the last president’s winning of the first auction of the year at the Tokyo Meat Market. This premium beef is seasoned with homemade sauce, together with matching Edo Yasai vegetables, locally produced ingredients like Ningyocho tofu, and seasonal flavors such as matsutake mushrooms in autumn.
Sukiyaki Kappo Hiyama offers four different prix-fixe options: sukiyaki, oil-fried beef, shabushabu, and beef steak. The drinks menu offers nearly 30 wines, imported from across the world, including Italy, France, and the US, and a carefully curated selection of Japanese sake, such as Kakurei from Aoki Shuzo in Niigata and Hiyama’s collaboration sake, as well as a variety of non-alcoholic beverages such as Setoka, a pure fruit juice from Ehime.
Sukiyaki Kappo Hiyama accommodates guests in private dining rooms only. The flower arrangements and hanging scrolls in the alcoves of these Japanese-style rooms add a touch of elegance that matches the historic building. Each room is furnished with a low table, which can also be replaced by a standard dining table upon request. In addition, each dining room is served by a dedicated waiter or waitress allowing diners to relax and enjoy their meals.
Thus, Sukiyaki Kappo Hiyama is the perfect place to dine with a partner, family, friends, or colleagues. Guests are invited to enjoy high-quality Wagyu beef cooked to their preferred style.
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Access
A 2-minutes walk from A3 exit of Ningyocho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line
A 5-minute walk from Suitengumae Station on the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line
A 7-minutes walk from Hamamachi Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line.
You can park up to 2 cars in the parking lot
