日本料理 渡邉
Taipei CityDa'an DistrictJapanese restaurant
A Japanese meal where cooked and raw courses alternate, with eel rice, sea urchin, and the sandwich as highlights.
At a Glance
Reservation requiredCash onlyWheelchair access
Signature Dishes
Eel rice
The skin is crisp and the flesh soft; the fish's fat and sauce meld with the rice, and you can add Arima sansho.
Braised abalone
Akkeshi sea urchin with abalone-liver sauce, paired with rice tucked inside the abalone shell.
Fried beef cutlet sandwich
Hot toast with juicy beef; the Omi beef and Lai-laoshi toast combination is satisfying.
Silver cod saikyoyaki
Made with Kyoto miso, with a sweet-salty flavor and tender, delicate flesh.
Sea urchin tempura
The sea urchin tempura is especially striking.
At a Glance
- Peak hours
- Reservation-release days are extremely hard to book
- Reservation
- Seats are difficult to book; there is a recorded instance of full prepayment being required to confirm a reservation.
What you should know
Best for
- Celebration meals
Avoid if
- If you have a limited budget
Hidden costs
- A recorded 10% service charge
What you should know
- Cooked and raw dishes are split about evenly, which suits diners who do not want raw food throughout the meal.
- The chef has previously prepared a cooked menu for a guest who avoids raw food.
- Different new dishes appear from week to week.