Zezekan Pocchiri

Zezekan Pocchiri Review

Feast on Beijing-style cuisine in this Taisho-era warehouse with antique glass windows and an inner courtyard garden. The fascinating mural of ornate pocchiri clasps used by geisha-like maiko-san to secure their belts gives the place its name. Evening meals include a parade of small appetizers and more substantial dishes like spicy tofu stir-fries, chicken stews, and delicately flavored sea bream. For ¥11,000 you can order a meal inspired by imperial court cuisine, featuring savory Peking duck and seasonal delicacies like spiny lobster and crab stew. The detached bar stocks a good selection of Chinese aperitifs and European wines, and stays open until 11.