Ubuka
Seafood restaurant · Shinjuku ·

Ubuka

Seafood restaurant · Shinjuku ·

Specializes in shrimp & crab; elegant Japanese kaiseki with seasonal focus

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Japan, 〒160-0007 Tokyo, Shinjuku City, Arakicho, 2−14 アイエスビル 2- 1F Get directions

¥10,000+

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Japan, 〒160-0007 Tokyo, Shinjuku City, Arakicho, 2−14 アイエスビル 2- 1F Get directions

+81 3 3356 7270
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¥10,000+

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"Love of shellfish above all else led the chef of Ubuka to tread the culinary path. He has done his homework, and the results show in a menu filled with crab and prawn suggestions. Some items follow kaiseki style, while others are Western in influence. Terrine of hair crab is an idea borrowed from French cuisine; fried prawns are immersed in sauce américaine. The meal concludes with crab and vegetables on rice cooked in an earthenware pot. Portions are generous to ensure guests can fully appreciate their shellfish. No wonder this restaurant is so busy." - Michelin Inspector

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Google
Good food quality. The restaurant atmosphere was pretty casual.

Mr. M

Google
大好きなうぶかさんの再訪です。相変わらず感動的な味ですが、来年に値上げするのは少し残念に思います。物価も上がってますので、仕方がないかと思いますが、引き続き応援したいと思っています。 先付: 鳥取産甘海老とエビの卵、玉蜀黍豆腐 向付: 長崎産天然車海老、北海道小泊産縞海老、函館産ヒラメ 椀物: 愛知県渡り蟹、夕顔、金糸瓜、茗荷 強肴: 北海道噴火湾ズワイガニのテリーヌ 一品: 噴火湾毛蟹、福岡豊光姫無花果 揚物: 愛知県産天然車海老味噌フライ、実山椒のタルタル 飯物: せこい蟹 赤出汁、香物、甘味 ご馳走様でした。

KATSUMI K

Google
予約困難店で、何度目かのトライで予約を取る事が出来ました。 ※初めての場合は、Omakase予約サイトから予約が必要になります。 お食事はコースのみで、 先付けから始まり、どのお料理も食材に一手間も二手間もかかっており、存分に堪能しました。 〆の土鍋ご飯は丁度今が旬の渡り蟹。 薄口醤油で漬けた生の内子が乗っており絶品! ご馳走様でした。という言葉がぴったりです。

赵炳彰

Google
福井産红ズワイガニ、たらの白子、銀餡 鹿児島の車海老(生、炙り)、北海道の牡丹エビ、長崎のクエ 鹿児島の足赤海老(熟、真丈-柚子)、红葉大根、紫菊、黄菊 鳥羽境漁港松叶蟹、キャビア、サワークリーム、蟹味噌、蟹酢のジュレ 北海道毛蟹、北海道いくら、京柿 長崎の天然車海老味噌フライ、アメリケーヌ・ソース、実山椒のタルタル 鳥羽セイコ蟹釜飯 黑秀月夜野リンゴ(キャラメル、ピューレ)、杏仁豆腐

Yo K

Google
甲殻類専門店ですので、季節がずれると少し味が落ちる(特に蟹) それは御愛嬌で創作料理が食べれます。 冬がおすすめです! 蟹テリーヌはため息の出る美しさ!

Ponpon C.

Google
IG: pon.withacat 分享這間有點難訂位的米其林一星:蝦蟹專門料理🤩。可以透過omakase訂位,每月1號日本時間下午三點整可以開始訂兩個月後的座位(比方3/1可以開始訂五月的位置);但可能是因為有熟客或是回頭客,每次開訂所剩的位置都不多,假日幾乎不可能,最後是訂到平常日的晚餐。 整間店非常樸實無華,擺盤什麼也沒有特別華麗,但不得不說真的是用料扎實新鮮、調味或是料理手法也很好,¥22,000的套餐價格比起其他螃蟹料理划算很多,難怪不好訂位。 當天從第一道的椀物就很喜歡,是口感Q彈的蝦球加上以白蘿蔔為基底的湯,搭配一點點柚子的酸苦味,是個很棒的開胃湯物。 中間用桃蟹做成的法式凍派,有蟹肉、蟹腿、蟹膏等搭配高湯凍及魚子醬,鮮美好吃🤤,因為是螃蟹拆出不同部位組合成,每一口都可以嚐到不同的口感,當日最喜歡這一道料理。 螃蟹焗烤雖然也好吃,但總覺得蟹肉做成焗烤有點可惜,起司味道濃厚搭配蟹黃還算不錯,但少了一點螃蟹特有的美味。 炸蝦的部分也很有創意,是由兩隻蝦子不同調味方式組成(前一隻蝦是茄汁口味,後一隻是單純炸蝦要搭配塔塔醬使用),是吃到會覺得有點驚豔的炸蝦。 最後的松葉蟹土鍋飯為整餐劃下完美的句點,蟹肉與蟹膏完美的搭配,其實每次吃到這邊都已經飽到快吐,但當天一點也捨不得打包外帶,一定要當場吃一碗再說。 +++ Here’s a tough-to-book Michelin 1-star spot for shrimp and crab lovers! 🤩 Reservations open via Omakase at 3 PM JST on the 1st of each month for seats two months ahead. Due to regulars, spots fill up fast—weekends are nearly impossible, so I settled for a weekday dinner. The meal kicked off with a shrimp ball soup, featuring bouncy shrimp in a daikon-yuzu broth—light, refreshing, and the perfect start. Next, a Momoi crab terrine with crab meat, legs, roe, consommé jelly, and caviar. Each bite had a unique texture, making it my favorite dish of the night. The baked crab gratin was rich, but the strong cheese slightly masked the crab’s sweetness. Still good, but I prefer a purer crab taste. The fried shrimp was a fun twist—two pieces with different flavors: one tomato-based, the other a classic fry with tartar sauce. The Matsuba crab clay pot rice was the perfect finale. Crab meat and roe blended beautifully, and despite being stuffed, I couldn’t resist another bowl!

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6月に利用し、大満足だったので食事後次回予約をお願いし、週末だと11月下旬になるとのことで日程確保。 11月なら松葉蟹が解禁となっているので、楽しみにして再訪。 どの品物も甲殻類好きには堪らない一品! 向付で供される海老の刺身と炙りの濃厚な味わいと魚の刺身の組み合わせだけでかなりの重量感。 また、蟹のテリーヌは前回は毛蟹、今回は桃蟹(調べたところ小型の雄松葉蟹らしい)をたっぷり利用した、THE蟹!自分で解体する手間もなく、味わうことにだけ集中できる。なんと贅沢なことだろう。 蟹の炊き込みご飯も、蟹の旨み香りが堪らない美味しさ!しかし、もうこの時点でお腹が限界。今回も一膳だけいただき、残りはお結びにしていただき持ち帰り。どの品も季節の野菜、甲殻類を合わせ、メニュー構成が毎月変わるとのこと。 当然次回の予約も確保した。 数ヶ月先しか予約が取れないので毎月は無理だが、是非今後、時間をかけて異なる季節の利用をしたいと思う。 個人的には、車海老のフライはちょっと微妙かなぁ?海老味噌を衣の内側に閉じ込めてフライするアイデアは面白く、味も良いが折角の車海老が細長ーく伸ばされてしまい、身のボリューム感がダウンなのが残念。普通のフライの方が好みかなw それ以外はどれも大満足! お酒が強くないのに、つい進んでしまうのが困るww

Ao

Google
皆さんの評価通りとても美味しくて大満足です ボリュームもかなりあるのでつぎは昼メシ抜きで行きたい お酒も美味しかったです また行きたいと思います ごちそうさまでした
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トモ Tomo Toro E T.

Yelp
A crustacean cuisine specialty Japanese Kaiseki Style restaurant in Yotsuya-3-Chome area. As many of the Japanese gourmet fans know, Yotsuya-Sanchome neighborhood offers some of the best restaurants in Tokyo. These are often small and not luxurious, but sometimes pricey due to the quality of their dishes. Ubuka (aka Ubuca) is one of those small gems. WHAT TO ORDER: The dinner course is pre-arranged when you call for a reservation. You cannot show up here without a reservation. Reservation is absolutely required. At the time of the reservation, you can make your budget for their course. The standard is 8000 Yen course. You can tell them your dietary restrictions and they will adjust accordingly. DON'T tell them that you are allergic to shell fish; because they will have nothing left to offer. COURSE: From beginning to the end, the entire meal is a parade of crustaceans - shrimp, lobsters, crabs, etc. Sure, I been to lobster shacks before, but this is traditional Japanese Kaiseki meal! You get them broiled, steamed, fried, raw; you name it! TASTE: Some may complain that the taste is bland; which is unfortunate, because it is likely done by design. The chef does not over power the taste of the actual ingredients with sauce and spices. He wants to make sure you get to taste the differences of the two types of crabs. He wants you to know that shrimp tastes different when it is raw compared to fried. I found the discovery quite entertaining. HOW COOL? Very cool as a foreigner to go here. I don't think this place shows up on Michelin Guide (as of 2015), so not too many non-locals know about Ubuka. On the night we went, customers were all Japanese. Reservation: Slightly competitive. You need to call 2-3 weeks before for a weekday dinner. For a weekend dinner, you probably need to call 1 month ahead. Smoking: Completely non-smoking Amount Spent on dinner: 12,000 Yen (8000 Yen course plus drinks).