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Shukō Wataru

酒肴 わたる

A kappo restaurant found on Organ-zaka, with great taste and a comfortable atmosphere. Seasonal flavors and love for hometown served with honest and meticulous work. Organ-zaka, lined with vintage clothing stores and record shops, is bustling with people until late at night. The white noren curtain quietly hanging in the alley is the landmark of "Shukō Wataru." Sitting at the counter, you'll be enveloped in a sense of comfort that makes you forget you're in the lively Udagawa-cho. Mr. Wataru Nakajima, the owner, is 41 years old and from Abashiri City, Hokkaido. After honing his skills in Chinese and Japanese cuisine, teppanyaki, and soba restaurants, he decided to "compete in the field of Japanese cuisine where local ingredients can be showcased" and opened this restaurant in this location with his wife, Yuka, in 2022. The restaurant offers authentic Japanese cuisine that shines with sincere craftsmanship while reflecting the seasons. The platter on this day included shirako and suji-ko from Hokkaido salmon, and snow crab. The homemade miso used in the closing miso soup comes from the owner's family home, showcasing his love for his hometown in every detail.

Food

Shukō Hachisun (Appetizer Platter)
酒の肴八寸
A platter of eight appetizers for one, which can sometimes include seven or eight dishes depending on the day. A must-order dish for sake lovers.
A platter of bite-sized dishes made with seasonal ingredients. It's perfect as a snack with drinks, allowing you to enjoy various flavors and textures in small portions. We recommend starting with this.
¥2,400 ≈ $15.00
Homemade Saikyo Miso-Marinated Grilled Autumn Salmon with Ikura and Grated Daikon
秋鮭の自家製西京味噌漬け焼きイクラおろし添え
Thick-cut, fatty, homemade saikyo miso-marinated grilled autumn salmon.
This dish features fatty autumn salmon marinated and grilled in sweet saikyo miso. You can enjoy the fragrant aroma of the miso and the umami of the salmon. Please enjoy it with ikura and grated daikon radish for a refreshing taste.
¥2,380 ≈ $15.00
Coarsely Ground Duck Tsukune Yakitori
合鴨のあらびきつくね焼き
Juicy duck from Iwate, with hidden cartilage for a great texture.
Tsukune (meatballs) made with coarsely ground duck meat, grilled. It features the rich umami of duck and the crunchy texture of cartilage inside. Pairs well with sake.
¥1,580 ≈ $10.00

Drinks

Sake (1.5 go)
日本酒 (1.5合)
We always have about 4 types of sake.
A Japanese brewed alcoholic beverage made from rice. It comes in various flavors, from fruity to dry. Enjoy it chilled or warm, depending on the dish.
¥2,200 ≈ $14.00

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