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Piao Xiang, in Azabu Juban, is a stylish modern take on Sichan food, it was another inspiration from Brutus magazine.
Today's appetizers, four in total, were included in the tan tan men set, which was a bargain at ¥1200.
A small bowl of soup also accompanied the meal. There was a choice of four styles of tan tan men. I chose the first, which was unusual in that there was very little soup, but was very flavorful nonetheless.
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Nice picture wall.
Posted by: Edward | August 23, 2014 at 06:43 PM
Yes, it has a very cool interior. I was feeling a little under dressed-I walked in wearing shorts and a t-shirt.
Posted by: MC | August 26, 2014 at 10:08 AM