Aperitif

Soft Drinks

Family friendly- Kids are welcome

Nearby Public transport

Nearby public transport

WiFi Available

Air conditioning

Nearby Taxi station

Nearby taxi station

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Yuma opens the door of his own restaurant for you to try a variety of Wagyu dishes. You'll first be welcomed with a Japanese aperitif while you learn about sake and wagyu. Then you'll enjoy a range of delicious dishes made from different types of wagyu and, as a certified sommelier, you can trust Yuma's sake pairing!


Wagyu And Sake Pairing In Shinjuku

Japanese aperitif on arrival

Yuma is a certified sommelier and provides a sake pairing served in different forms (warm, cold, or in cocktails)

Dine in Yuma's own restaurant


Try different types of wagyu sourced from different regions

Grilled wagyu beef tongue - original sake cocktail 

Wagyu chuck flap tataki - warm sake

Seasonal salad 

Wagyu sirloin steak  - nigori 

Wagyu chuck hotpot - unpasteurized sake 

Wagyu dashi udon

Sake pairing is included and served in different forms (warm, cold, or in cocktails)
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Online Japanese Food Trivia Night

Virtual sake class with a sommelier at a sake bar 

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Nishishinjuku Doron

After working in America and Europe, I moved back to Japan and started Ninja Food Tours, a company that offers walking food tours in Tokyo. I now have a greater appreciation of Japanese culture and food & drinks after living outside of Japan and spending so many hours in the office for my previous corporate job...I am not saying long hours in the office are necessarily a bad thing :). 

My weekly routine includes spending a lot of time to explore Tokyo to find more hidden gems and small family owned businesses in the city. 


Wagyu And Sake Pairing In Shinjuku

Other experiences by Yuma

Food walk

Dinner

Food walk

Cooking classes

Food walk

Tasting