CHARCUT

CHARCUT

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03-6205-4177 (+81-3-6205-4177)
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Hisashi Wakisaka

Salle a Manger

Italian/French / French

This bistro in Toranomon is the shop that was opened by the chef Machisuji who supported the shop when it opened. You can enjoy carefully finished dishes such as "Rillons" where salted meat is boiled slowly in low temperature lard and "Charcuterie" on the signature menu.

2022-02-08

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This is a restaurant where you can enjoy the charity. There are a lot of dishes using pork, and I visited the store and learned very much personally. The "pork confit" using pork ribs was especially delicious.

2022-02-08

CHARCUT

CHARCUT

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03-6205-4177 (+81-3-6205-4177)
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Cuisine
Bistro,Italian/French
Open
Dinner 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm (last order 9:00 pm)
Last order for hot dishes is at 20:00
[ Saturday ] Dinner 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm (last order 8:00 pm)
There are irregular holidays on Saturdays
Closed
Sunday
Saturday irregular holidays
Method of payment
  • Credit Card Accepted

    UFJ Card / Visa / JCB / Diners Club / DC Card / UC Card / American Express / NICOS / Master Card / Credit Saison

  • QR Code Payments Accepted

    PayPay

Address (for taxi driver)
東京都港区虎ノ門1-11-5 森谷ビル地下1階 map
English services
Unknown.
Features

No smoking / Western cutlery / Sommelier/wine steward / course meals

*Please add a special request for inquiries regarding smoking/non-smoking.

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