Narisawa Restaurant Review in Tokyo
Narisawa has a modern French-Japanese interpretation of sustainable farm-to-table dining
This was the mixture for the bread with orange, chestnut, wheat and flour to make the bread right in front of you
They said it was part of the sustainable theme of being good for the mind and body, slightly gimmicky if you pardon me
This dish had the mineral water and yuzu with burdock root and a million other herbs
Very interesting but not exactly what I'd call lunch
I liked this! Cameralized leeks specialized by the chef
Tadah the bread is done! Along with mossy butter with olive oil
My favorite dish for lunch
This was the sauces for the prawn to show the contrast, sweet and salty
This was the roast pork
First cooked tender then the skin is made crispy
With a bed of vegetables including pink carrot which is special to Japan
Oyster, so so bloody juicy
Fresher than the ones that I had in tsukuji market
Japanese grated yam tororo with ikura and crab
Liked this dish
Soft-shell turtle soup
Tasted like the Chinese frog's leg along with the century egg texture
Liked this dish
If you have reservations about turtle meat, they give you fugu puffer fish but served like fish and chips so cute
Fugu was done perfectly, no complaints
Fish and matsutake mushroom in a bio-degradable plastic bag
Charcoal beef
Kagoshima grade A5
Dessert modeled after sweet sake rice
This was yummy oh my honey
Kuzumochi with pear and yuzu
Pear cake - thank you Narisawa!!
Petit fours - this is the best petit fours I had in my life
Walnut Mochi was my favorite
Peanut panacotta
Green tea Mochi
Pumpkin cheesecake
Sweet potato pastry
Mini parfait
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