"TORANOMON HILLS BBQ Chita Fukaru Highball Garden" is held on the terrace of "Toranomon Hills Cafe" in Toranomon Hills. The signature menu is the "Chinese taste" BBQ grilled on a shichirin. It was devised by a Michelin-starred chef.
● Charcoal grill is nice
There are two types of reservation-only course menus, the beef course (5,800 yen) and the pig course (4,800 yen), both of which come with all-you-can-drink.
This is the "cow course" (for 2 people). Dessert gelato is also included
The contents are as follows.
・ Assorted 3 kinds of appetizers (cold veggie soup, colorful salad, roasted edamame)
・ Assorted 3 kinds of fried food (nachos, shrimp chili spring rolls, fried chicken)
・ Chinese BBQ (beef or pork)
・ Today's gelato
The seasoning of appetizers and fried foods is slightly spicy, and the taste of sake goes on. After grilling the main meat, you can add it to two types of sauce, "burdock oyster sauce" and "sansho lemon". A refreshing gelato for the shime.
It's simple, but the seasoning with accents is unique in each place.
Assorted 3 kinds of appetizers, salad and edamame are slightly spicy
"Beef course" beef (peach, tongue)
"Pig course" pork, miso flavor in the foreground
Burdock oyster sauce, addictive taste!
The à la carte menu (starting at 300 yen) also has a meat and vegetable platter (pork 2,500 yen, beef 3,600 yen). You can order on the day, so you can enjoy charcoal barbecue even if you stop by.
● Arrange highball
The main drink is the highball of the whiskey "Chita", which was newly released last year. In addition to general highballs, unique "arranged highballs" are also available.
There are three types: "Sudachi", which has a refreshing citrus scent, "Ginger", which has a slightly pungent stimulus, and "Ooba" (600 yen each), which goes well with cooking. If you're not satisfied with a normal highball, give it a try.
From the back, perilla, ginger, sudachi
The arranged version is not included in the all-you-can-drink!
● Open on weekends!
The Toranomon area has many business people, and there are few stores that are closed on weekends. But Toranomon Hills is open including the highball garden. It may be a little-known spot to visit on the weekends.
For a cup at the end of work, or for a relaxing holiday. How about a "scented highball garden" while feeling the breeze?
You can also drink standing