Entrance of "Ninja Akasaka" |
Corridor (so exciting like labyrinth!) |
Shriken (Ninja's weapon) cracker |
Black puff with tofu cream and salmon tartare |
Fire!! |
Turban shell bombs a la escargot |
Croquette with rice and foie gras |
Spring vegetable cocktail topped with whipped Japanese stock |
A male ninja cooks soup in front of us |
Special stone-boiled soup |
Carpaccio of porgy |
Sherbet candy in spring flavors |
Grilled cod fish |
Assorted sushi |
Cheese cake |
Needless to say, the concept of this restaurant is "Ninja." So, many dishes are cooked black, Ninja's preferred color which hides themselves in the dark. For making black, it seems they used black sesame, squid ink, etc. which we can eat. For overseas visitors, it may look like creepy:)
The dishes are creative, and focuses on the impact and appearance rather than taste(but the taste itself might be good for this kind of restaurant). The presentation itself is very nice. Sometimes Ninjya set on fire, threw hot stone into a pot, etc.
While we enjoy the meal, a Ninja master visited us and showed exciting magics just in front of us! I forgot the time. Worth for visit. The price, particularly of drinks is higher than average izakaya/restaurant, but acceptable level. My rating is 2.5 for food and 5 for service out of 5. Gochiso-samadeshita!
NINJA AKASAKA (忍者 赤坂) http://www.ninjaakasaka.com/
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