Built in 1889 (Meiji 22), this is the former residence of the Nakano Hanroku family, who prospered in the shipping and brewing industries and contributed to Handa City for generations.
In a space with history and elegance that can only be experienced in this location,
beautiful French solution cuisine using ingredients and fermented seasonings from the Chita Peninsula in Aichi Prefecture will be served with the
hospitality that only HANROK can offer.
CHITABIJIN SOBA
Chita Peninsula, Chita Bijin Soba
The cultivation of Chita Bijin Soba is based on the concept of “beautifying people and the environment,” using food recycling compost on fallow land in the Chita Peninsula, Aichi Prefecture, to grow and blossom in the landscape, and to let everyone enjoy the delicious soba harvested there, which is CHITABIJIN’s This is CHITABIJIN’s initiative.
Innovative course based on French cuisine, using carefully selected ingredients from Aichi Prefecture and the Chita Peninsula, and incorporating ChitaBijin Soba.
ランチ
¥7,260
A lunch course of creative French cuisine using ingredients from the Chita Peninsula and Chita Bijin Soba, carefully selected by the chef. (Consumption tax and service charge are included.)
ランチ(知多牛響コース)
¥9,900
A lunch course of creative French cuisine using ingredients from the Chita Peninsula and Chita Bijin Soba, carefully selected by the chef. (Consumption tax and service charge are included.)
Amuse
Entrée
Soup
Poisson
Viande
Soba
Grand dessert
Mignardrises
Café ou thé
Dinner
¥16,500
12dish course dinner menu of creative French cuisine using ingredients from the Chita Peninsula and Chita Bijin Soba, carefully selected by the chef. (Consumption tax and service charge are included.)
Amuse
Entrée
Soup
Crustaces
Poisson
Viande
Soba
Grand dessert
Mignardrises
Café ou thé
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Reservations
Our store is by reservation only.
Please make reservations by phone or by filling out the reservation form.
If you are a party of 8 or more, please contact us using the form below.
Born in Aichi, Japan in 1987.
After working at Michelin-starred La Grand Thable de Kitamura and Rest K Yamauchi in Nagoya, he moved to France.
After training at Les Enfants Rouges in Paris, France, he returned to Japan and became the chef of HANROK in 2021.
While pursuing French cuisine, he has found a solution to his cuisine by incorporating buckwheat, one of the ingredients of the Chita Peninsula, into his dishes with his original sensibility.