Meat Kitchen Log50 ikebukuro
Meat bar "Meat Kitchen log50" where you can enjoy meat as the main dish, wine, and other delicious drinks. Located behind Hareza Ikebukuro. The main meat uses New Zealand grass-fed beef. Cows raised only on nutritious grass without any grain feed have a lot of lean meat and are characterized by high nutritional value. Compared to general grain-fed beef, it has high protein, low fat, low calorie, low bad cholesterol, and 3 times the iron. In addition to meat, there are 40 types of single dishes that go well with wine and delicious drinks, so you can feel free to come. We always have over 40 types of wine in stock. 14 counter seats, 42 table seats...
- Japan, 〒170-0013 Tokyo, Toshima City, Higashiikebukuro, 1 Chome−31−1 Broque Court Ikebukuro, B1F
Today · 12–9 pm
- Sunday: 12–9 pm
- Monday: 12–9 pm
- Tuesday: 11:30 am–3 pm, 5–10:30 pm
- Wednesday: 11:30 am–3 pm, 5–10:30 pm
- Thursday: 11:30 am–3 pm, 5–10:30 pm
- Friday: 11:30 am–3 pm, 5–10:30 pm
- Saturday: 12–10:30 pm
- +81 3-6384-4666
- teng.co.jp
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I was in the mood for yakiniku and for whatever reason I thought this was a bbq restaurant… it wasn’t. It was a Japanese take on steak and Italian/European which is a good thing. Food was delicious, price fair and service good. I would go back
View on Googlelog50 meat and wine bar Orange Martini Bitter, refreshing, initially sweet with a hint of bitterness at the end, great drink, served with some Prosciutto, the saltiness paired very well with the drink. The caprese salad was amazing, the tomato was impossibly sweet and delicious, could be soaked in a sweet mixture before serving but if all tomatoes were like this, no kid would ever not eat them. Paired with the custardy texture of the mozzarella and the richness of the olive oil, it’s very addictive. Black pepper is sprinkled on top for a light kick, if the taste weren’t already great enough. The Kuroge Wagyu was also delicious, not too fatty, tender and had a wholly beef taste. Grilled very well. Condiments options are provided on the slab: Coarse Salt, Wasabi and Soy Sauce. The vegetables given with this dish are 2 pepper slices(Red and Yellow) and 1 quarter of a small-ish roasted potato. This Lamb chop is absolutely not gamey, contrary to how Singaporeans usually view deer meat, it was fragrant with the smell of charcoal, meat and salt. While you might imagine lamb to be tough, it could honestly pass off as pork, it was easy to slice, tender and really didn’t need anything else but salt, pepper and a good fire. The Sausage is made in-house, and unfortunately was the weakest of the dishes I ate, it didn’t have the satisfying snap compared to others I’ve had, and is basically a quality spicy sausage that’s just aight. Bangers and Mash, practically. Overall, the whole meal cost me 6750 yen for a relatively wide variety of meats and a drink. Very much worth it, will try the carb dishes next time if I stop by! 9/10
View on GoogleWow, I had a great meal here. One of my highlights in Tokyo. The meat platter, pasta, and bacon potato salad were amazing. The service was quick and friendly, even in a packed restaurant. I would love to eat here again.
View on GoogleThe service was excellent, the food was really good! The degree of doneness we requested for the steak, we arrived at noon so the dish was served to us with a salad, soup and a drink included in the price, don't miss the tiramisu cake, really light, highly recommend
View on GoogleVery nice gastropub/new age smokehouse feel. The food (especially the New Zealand cuts) is some of the best beef I have had in my life. Staff are very friendly and accommodating for foreigners, there is even an English menu upon request. Definitely a must stop for carnivorous folks.
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