Experience the Edo Cuisine at Meitetsu's Culinary Event
From June 25 to July 1, 2023, the Meitetsu Department Store in Nagoya will host the much-anticipated "Food and Craft Edo Exhibition." This event showcases the rich culinary traditions of Edo-Tokyo, bringing together a tantalizing array of local delicacies and artisanal crafts that have stood the test of time.
A Taste of Tradition
In the vibrant atmosphere of this seven-day exhibition, food enthusiasts will have a chance to savor a variety of popular dishes that embody the spirit of Tokyo's gastronomic heritage. With 29 food vendors participating, the choices are limitless, from savory mains to delectable desserts.
Featured Highlights:
- - Kichijoji Sato - Known for its beef cutlet, this shop sells an impressive 5,000 of its signature menchi katsu daily. Each piece, priced at ¥350, is overflowing with juicy deliciousness.
- - Nihonbashi Unagi Takashimaya - For over 140 years, this establishment has perfected its eel bento. Priced at ¥3,996, it seamlessly blends a light flavor with the rich umami of eel.
- - Yakiniku Jojoen - A name synonymous with luxury, Jojoen offers its famous kalbi bento for ¥3,400, allowing diners to enjoy high-quality grilled meat at their leisure.
- - Sushi Ishidaya - This vendor specializes in a premium toro sushi bento using luxurious mid-fatty tuna, available for ¥2,484.
- - Chuka Soba Santou - Featuring a double broth from carefully selected chicken and clams, experience the fantastic depth of flavors in their tamago soy sauce soba for ¥1,300.
Moreover, those with a sweet tooth can explore the innovative desserts showcased by various vendors, including:
- - Ginza Kuya - A modern twist on traditional sweets, offering red bean soft-serves and unique anpan flavors for prices starting at ¥162.
- - Cafe The Sun Lives Here - A cheesecakes haven, presenting rich varieties, including their signature creamy trifle cheesecakes priced from ¥570.
Unique Crafts on Display
Alongside food, the exhibition features four artisan craft vendors, showcasing skilled craftsmanship through timeless pieces:
- - Edo-ya - Handcrafted hairbrushes made from premium materials, available for ¥44,000.
- - Ubu Keya - Known for outstanding kitchen knives, their layered stainless steel Santoku knife is priced at ¥31,900.
- - Edo Bekkou-ya Ishikawa - Exhibiting luxury red tortoise shell watches with K24 plating, priced at ¥220,000.
Event Details
The
Edo Food and Crafts Exhibition will take place on the 7th floor of Meitetsu Department Store, with the doors open from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily, with an earlier closing time of 6:00 PM on the final day. The event features a total of 33 distinct vendors, offering a blend of culinary and craft products. Due to various circumstances, some vendors may not participate, and products may experience shortages or delays.
Location & Contact Information:
- - Venue: Meitetsu Department Store, 1-2-1 Meieki, Nakamura Ward, Nagoya, Aichi, 450-8505
- - Phone: 052-585-1111 (main)
- - Official Website: Meitetsu Department Store (for updates and more information)
Join us to indulge in a fusion of flavors and craftsmanship that define Tokyo's culinary heritage. Experience the charm of Edo-era dining and modern creativity, all under one roof!