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| Trendy European Restaurant Located On The Edge Of
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| German
Farm Grill |
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| Chef-de-cuisine Here, we would like to introduce Chef
Ofuji, who trained at the Parisian three-star restaurant <Le Grand
Vefour> (<Le Grand Vefour>, with a 300-year history, was
at one stage forced to close its doors following a tragic fire. But
Guy Martin took over the reigns as head chef, and eight years later,
steered the restaurant to promotion from a two-star to a three-star
establishment, an extremely rare feat) and who manned the kitchen
beside the very Guy Martin in the very year <Le Grand Vefour>
was promoted. A true culinary master, Ofuji has also trained in the
two-star restaurant and all across Europe, after which he headed the
kitchens of embassies. Now, at the age of 33, Ofuji is a rising star
chef, whose delightful cooking can be enjoyed at German Farm Grill
at reasonable prices-the cornerstone of projects we bring you. Christmas
dinners by the fireplace, year-end parties and New Year parties to
be enjoyed with a fashionable European twist. |
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1F Izumiya Building
8-1, Shinsen-cho
Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
TEL/FAX 03-5457-2871
[ Business hours ]
Lunch 11:30-15:00
Dinner 17:30-4:30
*Open everyday. We are closed during lunchtime on weekends. We cater
for parties of up to 60. |
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We bring you gibier,
winter's ultimate delicacy |
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| German Farm Grill's Grand Menu has been revamped! This time
round, we introduce a menu based on seasonal ingredients and rare items
from provincial areas around Europe! We also provide small dishes to be
enjoyed by single diners. Our recommendations: Black and green olives saute'ed
in garlic with thyme and rosemary \480 Gougere \400 (a small, cheesy puff
that melts in the mouth) Enjoy our red radishes with a dash of salt Y480
Fried zucchini \680 Butter-fried endives \980 Beef tongue carpaccio, with
grape seed oil sauce \980 (A popular dish from Germany's Schwaben District)
Cambozola cheese risotto with seasonal vegetables, wild rice and barley
\980 (A creamy, organic risotto made with Cambozola, one of Germany's endemic
cheeses) Veal cutlet, Vienna-style \1,200 Goulash \1,400 (A Hungarian-style
beef stew enjoyed even by Germans!) Simmered beef thigh doused in Hungarian
paprika and Caraway Oven-heated Crotin de Chavigon with mixed walnut salad
\1,200 Our recommended desserts: Gateaux MARJOLAINE \900 Restaurant Pylamid's
specialty! A creative blend of almonds, nuts, butter and dark chocolate
with a modern, dry taste. |