
コサリニューコリアンテーブルトウキョウ(COSARI NEW KOREAN TABLE TOKYO) at Go Harajuku
Location: Japan, 〒150-0001 Tokyo, Shibuya, Jingumae, 5 Chome−51−8 ラ・ポルト青山 B1
Floor B1 · La Porte Aoyama
Modern Korean dining in Omotesando, where a vegetable sommelier reimagines tradition with creative flair.
Modern Korean dining in Omotesando, where a vegetable sommelier reimagines tradition with creative flair.
COSARI NEW KOREAN TABLE TOKYO is a modern Korean restaurant tucked into the La Porte Aoyama complex in Omotesando, a short stroll from Omotesando Station. The concept, described as a fusion of tradition and creativity, blends classic Korean dishes such as kimchi, samgyeopsal and bibimbap with an inventive, contemporary touch. The menu is overseen by a vegetable sommelier who selects seasonal produce to craft dishes that aim to be both healthful and beautiful, and the dining room is dressed in a sleek, New York-style aesthetic with a calm, modern mood. The kitchen turns out stone-bowl bibimbap, sundubu jjigae sets and a signature sweet-and-spicy samgyeopsal, alongside creative salads and medicinal-style side dishes that nod to Korean herbal traditions. Lunch sets offer approachable pricing, while dinner opens into a fuller menu of shared plates and grilled meats suited to groups and parties. Dine-in is the main draw, with private-room options and party plans available, and reservations can be made through several booking platforms. Whether for a relaxed weekday lunch or a lively evening with friends, COSARI brings a polished, produce-led take on Korean cooking to one of Tokyo's most stylish neighbourhoods. It is a welcoming spot for anyone curious about where Korean tradition meets modern Tokyo dining.Operating Hours
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コサリニューコリアンテーブルトウキョウ(COSARI NEW KOREAN TABLE TOKYO)

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