Tastes of Tokyo: Roku-Michi in Roppongi Hills
Thursday March 6, 2014 by Ryan Fernandez
The Roppongi Hills district of Tokyo is filled with world-famous destinations such as the Mori Art Museum and the Tokyo Observatory. At the B2F floor of the building that houses these establishments is Roku-Michi, proudly serving food and drink, as their sign proclaims.
Roku-Michi E: Tokyo, Minato-ku, Roppongi 6-4-1, Roppongi Hills Metro Hat B2F
I was seated quickly. The place was busy and the clientele consisted of business people on their lunch break. I ordered the chicken lunch, which included many aspects of your standard Japanese fare, such as a salad and pickled vegetables.
The main course was your straight-ahead dark meat fried chicken and slaw.
The star of the meal was undoubtedly the soup, creamy and served hot with bits of seaweed.
Next time you're in Roppongi, check out Roku-Michi for their tasty lunch specials.
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