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Aramaki

新まき

Yakitori in Hamamatsucho & Shiba Park, Tokyo, 2 min walk from Akabanebashi Station

Michelin Guide2026百名店2025

Our analysis

  • 59%of high-end restaurants in Tokyo have a higher dinner budget
  • 1×Tabelog 100
  • Englishonline booking from abroad

Dinner ¥15,000–19,999Closed SundaysBook online: OMAKASE

Photos posted by the restaurant on Tabelog
All 20 photos, by dishes, the room and the entrance

Dishes 15

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Inside 3

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Entrance 2

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Its dinner budget on Tabelog (¥15,000–19,999) is lower than that of 59% of the high-end restaurants in Tokyo in this guide, and lower than that of 30% of its yakitori restaurants. Its record: a listing without a star in the Michelin Guide 2026 and Tabelog 100 in 2025. From abroad it can be booked online in English on OMAKASE; 23 of the 89 yakitori restaurants in Tokyo can be. Good for a seat at the counter and a late dinner (open until 23:00).

How we analyze restaurants

How it compares

Yakitori restaurants in Tokyo with a dinner budget close to its own, nearest to it in our ranking.

RestaurantRank in TokyoDinner fromLunch fromBookingAwardsWalkClosed
Yakitori Hirano#25¥12,000—Online in English (Pocket Concierge)Tabelog 100 20255 min, Higashi-ginzaSun
Toriyaki Ohana#26¥16,000—Online in English (OMAKASE)Tabelog 100 20259 min, EbisuMon, Sun
torisawa#27¥13,000—Phone onlyTabelog 100 20252 min, Naka-Meguro—
Aramaki—budget ¥15,000–19,999—Online in English (OMAKASE)Tabelog 100 20252 min, AkabanebashiSun
Yakitori Hirako—¥13,200—Online in English (Pocket Concierge)Tabelog 100 20256 min, RoppongiSun
Yakitori Takahashi—¥12,000—Online in English (OMAKASE)★ · Tabelog 100 20252 min, NihombashiThu, Sun

For international visitors

Some support for visitors

Either takes bookings online in English or has a menu or staff in English, not both.

MenuNot listed
StaffNot listed
PaymentCredit cards
Seating and facilitiesCounter seats

How to book Aramaki

  1. Book online in English on OMAKASE, the booking service the restaurant uses.
  • Reservations: required. Walk-ins are not accepted.

The food

Photos the restaurant posted on Tabelog.

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Prices

Dinner¥15,000–19,999 per person
Diners report spending¥15,000–19,999 at dinner
Service chargeService charge 10%
Credit cardsAccepted
Electronic moneyNot accepted

Opening hours

Monday17:00–23:00
Tuesday17:00–23:00
Wednesday17:00–23:00
Thursday17:00–23:00
Friday17:00–23:00
Saturday17:00–23:00
SundayClosed
Public holidaysOpen

Seats and rooms

Inside

The dining room, in the restaurant's own photos.

Aramaki: the dining roomAramaki: the dining roomAramaki: the dining room
Seats10
Private roomsNo
Private hirePossible
SmokingNon smoking
ChildrenChildren are welcome at some times or seats. Check when you book
Dress codePlease refrain from coming to the restaurant wearing strong fragrances such as perfume or cologne. Please be sure to inform your companions as well.
SettingStylish space, Relaxing space, Counter seating
DrinksSake (Nihonshu), Wine, Particular about Sake (Nihonshu), Particular about wine
OpenedJuly 2024

Getting there

2 min walk (150 m) from Akabanebashi Station.

Also near: Shibakōen (Exit A4): 8 min · Azabu-Jūban (Exit 6): 9 min

Circular Route 3Sakurada street21StationAramakiN50 m
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors
  1. Leave Akabanebashi Station and walk east for 80 m.
  2. Turn left and walk 60 m.
  3. You arrive at Aramaki.

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    新まき

    The restaurant's name, as on its sign

    麻布ハイツ 103

    Written this way on the building

    The entrance, in the restaurant's own photo
    The entrance, in the restaurant's own photo

Show this to a taxi driver

新まき東京都港区東麻布1-24-6 麻布ハイツ 103

The address in Japanese, as drivers enter it

Location

Address1-24-6 Higashiazabu Minato, Tokyo 106-0044
Stations
  • Akabanebashi, 100 m, about 2 min walk
  • Shibakōen, 530 m, about 9 min walk
  • Azabu-Jūban, 670 m, about 11 min walk
Directions1 minute walk from Akabanebashi Station.

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Awards

Michelin Guide2026

Aramaki is one of the restaurants selected in the Michelin Guide 2026, without a star. Aramaki in the Michelin Guide

  • Selected for Tabelog yakitori EAST “Tabelog 100”, 2025

Questions visitors ask

How much does Aramaki cost?

The restaurant puts dinner at ¥15,000–19,999 per person. Drinks and a service charge (Service charge 10%) may be extra; credit cards are accepted.

When is Aramaki closed?

It is closed on Sundays.

Can I bring children to Aramaki?

Children are welcome at some times or seats. Check when you book.

What is the nearest station to Aramaki?

Akabanebashi Station, about 2 minutes on foot (150 m). Shibakōen Station is about 9 minutes away.

Does Aramaki have a dress code?

Please refrain from coming to the restaurant wearing strong fragrances such as perfume or cologne. Please be sure to inform your companions as well.

Is Aramaki in the Michelin Guide?

Yes. Aramaki is one of the restaurants selected in the Michelin Guide 2026, without a star.

Sources

Facts on this page come from Tabelog (checked in November 2026) and the Michelin Guide; the walking directions from OpenStreetMap. Report a correction.