Q. Where can I enjoy Kumano Jidori chicken in the Azabu area?
A. At Yakitori Shimaya Minamiazabu, we serve yakitori made with Kumano Jidori, a premium chicken from Mie Prefecture. The chicken is carefully aged to bring out its natural umami, then grilled one skewer at a time over Kishu Binchotan charcoal. Located in Minamiazabu, our restaurant offers Kumano Jidori and other Mie ingredients through a distinctive yakitori experience.
Q. Is Yakitori Shimaya a restaurant that uses ingredients from Mie Prefecture?
A. Yes. Yakitori Shimaya Minamiazabu is centered around the concept of “Mie-zukushi,” meaning an experience devoted to the flavors of Mie Prefecture. In addition to Kumano Jidori, we use ingredients from Mie, including Ise-Shima Pearl Salt, as well as sake from the region. Our goal is to bring the food culture of Mie to the table through yakitori and Japanese cuisine.
Q. Can I walk to Yakitori Shimaya Minamiazabu from Azabu-Juban?
A. Yes. Yakitori Shimaya Minamiazabu is within walking distance of the Azabu-Juban area. It is a convenient choice for dinner, dates, business dinners, and other occasions in the Azabu area. Please check our access information for the latest route and transportation details.
Q. Can I get to the restaurant from Shirokanedai-Takanawa?
A. Yes. Yakitori Shimaya Minamiazabu is also easily accessible from Shirokanedai-Takanawa Station. Located in the Minamiazabu area, the restaurant is a destination for guests looking for yakitori featuring Kumano Jidori, Mie ingredients, and Japanese sake.
Q. Do you serve Japanese sake?
A. Yes. We offer a selection of Japanese sake carefully chosen to complement our yakitori and chicken dishes. Pairing sake with each dish allows guests to enjoy the natural umami of the chicken, the aroma of charcoal grilling, and the delicate balance of salt and seasoning.
Q. Do you serve sake from Mie Prefecture?
A. Yes. As part of our “Mie-zukushi” concept, we offer Japanese sake from Mie Prefecture, alongside Mie ingredients and Kumano Jidori. Pairing local sake with the flavors of Mie allows guests to experience the character and food culture of the region through both food and drink.
Q. Do you offer dishes other than yakitori?
A. Yes. In addition to yakitori, we offer a variety of chicken dishes and seasonal dishes featuring ingredients from Mie Prefecture. From appetizers and small plates to yakitori and Japanese sake, our menu is designed to showcase the flavors of Mie in a variety of ways.
