Test Okinawan Cuisine Ran
Island Vegetables and Broth Take Center Stage. Okinawan Cuisine That Soaks into Your Body
The foundation of the dish is a clear broth layered with the umami of bonito and pork. Bitter gourd stir-fry transforms bitterness into deliciousness, tender and melting rafute, soba with flavors soaked into the bones, and tempura of mozuku with a crispy exterior and rich ocean aroma. We also offer small bowls resembling Okinawa's 'staple dishes' such as sea grapes that pop in your mouth, jimaami tofu with a gentle peanut flavor, and fragrant island garlic. With the right balance of salt and cooking to bring out the natural flavors of the ingredients, it is finished to a gentle deliciousness that you would want to eat every day. It pairs excellently with awamori and Orion beer.
Ran
Without adding unnecessary steps, I do not skimp on the necessary effort—that is Ran's style. I carefully layer the methods of making dashi, frying oil, and applying salt, bringing out the individuality of island vegetables, pork, and seafood. The goal is to create dishes that leave the body feeling light and the mind relaxed after eating. I will prepare it at the best 'balance' to match today's mood and drinks.
Restaurant Information
InfoBusiness Hours
18:30~22:00(L.O.21:00)
11:00~12:00(L.O.11:30),18:30~22:00(L.O.21:00)
11:00~12:00(L.O.11:30),18:30~22:00(L.O.21:00)
11:00~12:00(L.O.11:30),18:30~22:00(L.O.21:00)
11:00~12:00(L.O.11:30),18:30~22:00(L.O.21:00)
11:00~12:00(L.O.11:30),18:30~22:00(L.O.21:00)
18:30~22:00(L.O.21:00)
11:00~12:00(L.O.11:30),18:30~22:00(L.O.21:00)