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Kyoto Ichinoden Roppongi Hills (京都一の傳 六本木ヒルズ店) is the first Tokyo branch of "Kyoto Ichinoden" (京都一の傳), a saikyo-zuke (西京漬, miso-marinated fish) specialty shop from Kyoto. It is on the 5th floor of West Walk in Roppongi Hills (六本木ヒルズ) at 6-10-1 Roppongi (六本木), Minato City (港区), near Roppongi Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and Toei Oedo Line. The main shop was founded in Kyoto in 1927 (Showa 2) and is a leading saikyo-zuke maker. The signature is the "hon-zuke" (本漬け) method, marinating fish for two full days in an original miso bed made with junmai sake from Fushimi and wooden-vat-brewed soy sauce.
— A Kyoto name since 1927: hon-zuke saikyo-yaki
The signature is "saikyo-yaki" (西京焼) - fish and meat marinated in saikyo miso, grilled in-house, refined since the founding in 1927 (Showa 2). The shop's original miso bed blends saikyo miso with junmai sake brewed by a Fushimi kura, wooden-vat-brewed soy sauce, and other traditional seasonings. Carefully selected fatty cuts of sea bream, Spanish mackerel, cod, salmon, and silver cod are marinated slowly for two days using the "hon-zuke" (本漬け) method, letting miso umami deeply infuse the fish. Lunch features set meals built around the saikyo-yaki; dinner offers Kyo-kaiseki courses using seasonal ingredients. The interior is casual and modern, but with traditional crafts by Kyoto artisans in the details - bamboo blinds, mud walls, Nishijin-ori, Kurotani-washi, and brocade. The stained-glass walls of the four private rooms feature kanji for sea bream, Spanish mackerel, cod, and salmon - a space lit throughout with Kyoto's craftsmanship.
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