cuisine
- American・South American
Chilean
area
- Tokyo
- Kichijoji・Koenji・Nakano
Access
Immediately adjacent to Shin-Nakano station, (M05), Exit 4
Price
- ￥800~￥2,000
- ￥1,000~￥5,000
Good For
- All You Can Eat Plan
- Non-Smoking Seats
- Free Wi-Fi
- Party Menu
- All You Can Drink Plan
- Birthday Privilege
- Kids Menu
- Open Terrace Seat
- Pet OK
- Vegetarian
Concept :
Nestled on a side street just minutes from bustling Shinjuku, Casa de Eduardo, the brainchild of Chilean owner-chef Eduardo Ferrada, has a back story dating back to the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake.Key Points :
Opened exactly one year after the devastating earthquake, Eduardo’s, which takes pride in being the only Chilean restaurant in the greater Tokyo area, was inspired by Ferrada and his Spanish friend’s volunteer work serving Chilean and Spanish food to displaced victims of Minami-Sanriku in the hard-hit Miyagi Prefecture.
Recommended Dishes :
Aimed at promoting Chilean cuisine, which is a centuries-old fusion of Spanish and indigenous food recipes, to local Japanese, Ferrada has made many locals fall in love with his home-cooked dishes served with the spicy Chilean salsa, Pebre, made of various ingredients, including ground aji peppers, chopped onions and coriander. Serving a selection of Chilean wines (¥500/glass) and the classic Chilean Pisco Sour, Ferrada strongly recommends trying his house specials Pastel de Choclo (Corn Pie, ¥800), Empanada (Meat Pie, ¥500) and Estofado de Pollo (Chicken or Pork Stew, ¥1,000). For those hankering for some grilled meat, Asado (beef, pork, chicken or lamb), at just ¥3,000 per kilogram, is a must-have.
- Address:
- Fuji Chateaux 1F, 4-1-8 Chuo, Nakano-ku, Tokyo
- Access:
- Immediately adjacent to Shin-Nakano station, (M05), Exit 4
- Telephone:
- 090-6508-4649(Please mention JAPAN RESTAURANT.net for making reservations)
- Hours:
- Open 7 days a week; 11am~Midnight (LO 11:30pm)
- Closed On:
- None
- Seating:
- 24
- Website:
- None
- Credit cards accepted:
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