Seryna Seasonal Shabu-Shabu – Roppongi, Tokyo

Kobe beef is the main reason to consider Seryna: thin slices go into a hot pot briefly, and the beef’s fine fat softens into a tender, full-flavored bite. The restaurant is a registered Kobe beef seller, and its traditional sesame sauce gives you a distinctly Japanese way to enjoy it.

I like two things about this meal: the chance to try carefully selected Kobe beef as shabu-shabu, and the broader menu, which can include crab, sashimi, and abalone. Seryna has been serving diners since 1961, and its Roppongi location is an easy walk from two subway exits.

The main consideration is price. Lunch starts at $69.85, while dinner sets cost more, and the exact dishes can vary. If you want to know precisely what will be served, confirm the package details with the restaurant before booking.

• A Kobe beef specialist: Seryna is registered with the Kobe Beef Distribution Promotion Council and selects beef to meet its standards.
• Hot-pot dining: Shabu-shabu is the focus, with sukiyaki and grilled preparations also recommended by the restaurant.
• A multi-course lunch: The standard lunch lists appetizers, sashimi, crab, abalone, fruit, shabu-shabu, and dessert.
• A central Roppongi address: It is a three-minute walk from Exit 3 of the Hibiya Line station or one minute from Exit 5 of the Oedo Line station.
• Several price levels: Lunch options begin at $69.85; higher-priced lunch and dinner sets are available.
• A long-running restaurant: Seryna has served Japanese cuisine in Roppongi since 1961, with tables and private rooms on different floors.

Kobe beef is the reason to book

Shabu-shabu is simple in form: you cook thin slices of meat for a short time in a pot of simmering broth, then dip them into sauce. That simplicity puts the beef in the foreground. At Seryna, the appeal is its Kobe beef, chosen by the restaurant’s wagyu appraisers and offered by a business registered with the Kobe Beef Distribution Promotion Council.

The restaurant describes the beef as having fine fat with a low melting point. In practical terms, that means the slices are intended to soften quickly in the hot pot and feel tender rather than heavy. The method also gives you control over each bite. A brief swish through the broth keeps the meat delicate; a longer cook changes its texture.

Sauce matters here, too. Seryna’s traditional sesame sauce is made to complement the beef, alongside homemade dipping sauces. You can try the meat with the restaurant’s preferred seasoning, then compare it with another sauce rather than letting one flavor dominate the whole meal.

The restaurant also recommends Kobe beef for sukiyaki and grilled dishes. The package details provided here center on shabu-shabu, so do not assume the meal includes those other preparations. If a particular cooking style is the reason you are booking, check the exact set menu before paying.

What the lunch set may include

The standard Japanese cuisine lunch is the entry-priced option, from $69.85. Its listed components are appetizers, sashimi, crab, abalone, fruit, shabu-shabu, and dessert. That range makes the meal more than a single-pot beef lunch: you can sample several kinds of Japanese food alongside the hot-pot course.

Treat that list as a guide, not a promise of an identical plate on every date. The meal’s cost and contents are stated as subject to what the restaurant provides. Seasonal ingredients and restaurant decisions can affect what arrives, so contact the restaurant if you need to confirm a specific item, especially crab or abalone.

The meal is not described as a fixed, minute-by-minute itinerary. You are booking a restaurant experience, not a tour with a guide or a series of scheduled stops. The listed courses give you a good sense of the meal’s scope, but the available information does not specify the serving order, meal duration, or the amount of each ingredient.

Seryna also serves seasonal Japanese cuisine and crab dishes beyond the details listed for this particular package. The restaurant’s broader menu gives it appeal for diners who want a meal with more variety than beef alone, but the package you select determines what is included.

Choosing a package that suits your appetite and budget

The lowest listed price is $69.85 for the standard Japanese cuisine lunch with reservation required. A classic lunch is listed from $89.79, with reservation included, and a premium lunch starts at $179.75. These are substantially different price points, so compare the package names and inclusions before choosing rather than treating all three as the same meal with a small price adjustment.

For dinner, the classic Japanese cuisine set meal starts at $159.55, the premium set at $209.45, and the luxury set at $498.99. Those prices may suit a special occasion or a meal where Kobe beef and a full Japanese menu are the point of the evening. They are harder to justify if you mainly want to sample shabu-shabu without a larger meal budget.

The price includes the set meal, restaurant service fee, Japanese consumption tax, and reservation fee. Personal expenses beyond that are not included. The information does not say whether drinks are part of any set. Wine was enjoyed alongside the meal, but it is not listed among the inclusions, so ask about drinks and any extra charges if you want to plan the full bill.

For value, focus on what you want from the meal. If tasting Kobe beef is your priority and you prefer lunch, the standard set is the least costly route. If you want a broader or more premium menu, the higher tiers may fit, but the available details do not spell out every difference between them. Confirm the menu before treating a higher price as a guarantee of a particular dish.

Roppongi access and the restaurant setting

Seryna is at 3-12-2 Roppongi, Minato City, Tokyo. From the Hibiya Line’s Roppongi Station, it is a three-minute walk from Exit 3. From the Oedo Line, use Exit 5 for a walk of about one minute. That proximity makes it practical to reach by subway without building a long journey into your meal plans.

The restaurant has tables and private rooms in different styles on its floors. That offers some flexibility for different occasions, from a standard meal at a table to dining in a private room. The exact room assignment is not specified, so request one when booking if privacy is important. A private room may also bring an extra fee in certain cases.

Seryna dates to 1961, and its long focus on ingredient selection is part of the appeal. You are not booking a cooking class or a market visit; you are sitting down for a carefully selected Japanese meal in Roppongi. For a special dinner, a family occasion, or a meal where service and the setting matter alongside the food, that distinction can be worth paying for.

Family rules and booking details to check

Children aged 12 and older pay the adult rate. Children from 0 to 11 can share an adult’s meal at no charge, but you still need to include every child in that age group in your reservation count. If you want a separate meal set for a child, the stated option is to purchase an adult set.

There is a specific rule for children under 3: they must be seated in a private room, and the maximum number of people that can be reserved is four. A private-room fee is additional. As the wording can affect how you plan a family meal, contact the restaurant or booking support before reserving if you are bringing a child under 3.

Outside food and drinks are not allowed. Confirmation is expected within 48 hours; if no confirmation email arrives, contact customer support. The voucher is valid only on the date and time specified. You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 72 hours before the activity date, based on local time in Japan.

Who will get the most from Seryna

I would consider Seryna if Kobe beef is high on your Tokyo food list and you want to try it in a classic hot-pot format. The short subway walk, a choice of lunch and dinner sets, and the option of a more private dining room make it workable for different plans.

It is also a good match if you like a meal with several courses rather than a single main dish. The standard lunch’s listed mix of sashimi, crab, abalone, shabu-shabu, and dessert promises variety, although the restaurant may adjust the precise contents. If you are booking for one particular ingredient, confirm that it will be served on your date.

The meal is less suited to a tight budget if you want a premium or dinner package. The starting lunch price is relatively clear, but the higher tiers cost considerably more, and the details supplied do not define every difference in menu. I would book the least expensive set only if its listed dishes fit your expectations, and choose a higher tier only after checking exactly what it adds.

Should you book Seryna Roppongi?

Book Seryna if you want Kobe beef shabu-shabu at a long-running Roppongi restaurant and value a full Japanese meal over a quick, inexpensive dinner. The standard lunch gives you the most approachable price, while dinner and premium menus offer options for a more celebratory meal. Before booking, verify the exact dishes, drinks, and room arrangements that matter to you. The beef and sesame sauce are the draw; the set menu and final bill are the details to check.

FAQ

Where is Seryna in Roppongi?

The restaurant is at 3-12-2 Roppongi, Minato City, Tokyo 106-0032. It is a three-minute walk from Exit 3 of Roppongi Station on the Hibiya Line and a one-minute walk from Exit 5 on the Oedo Line.

What does the standard Japanese cuisine lunch include?

The listed meal includes appetizers, sashimi, crab, abalone, fruit, shabu-shabu, and dessert. Contents are for reference and may vary according to what the restaurant provides.

What is the starting price?

The standard Japanese cuisine lunch starts at $69.85. Other listed options include classic and premium lunches, as well as classic, premium, and luxury dinner sets at higher prices.

Are tax and the restaurant service fee included?

Yes. The stated price includes the set meal, restaurant service fee, Japanese consumption tax, and reservation fee. Other personal expenses are not included.

Can children share an adult meal?

Children aged 0 to 11 can share an adult meal at no charge, but include them in the reservation count. Children aged 12 and older are charged the adult rate. A separate set for a child requires purchasing an adult set.

What is the cancellation and confirmation policy?

Confirmation is expected within 48 hours. A full refund is available if you cancel at least 72 hours before the activity date in Japan local time. The voucher is valid only for the specified date and time.