完全予約制レストラン
【るふ】
営業時間
12:00 ~ 22:00
定休日
不定休
Enjoy the one and only ‘Eating Art’.
“Lufu” is a 6-minute walk from Nishitetsu Yakuin Station. “Lufu”, a restaurant with full reservations only, located a 4-minute walk from Watabe-dori Station on the Nanakuma Line.
While respecting the tradition of Japanese cuisine, which brings out the best of seasonal ingredients,
While respecting the Japanese culinary tradition of bringing out the best of the season’s ingredients,
” Lufu” is also committed to bringing the cuisine of a new era to the world by using the latest technologies such as decompression cooking (Vide Pro) and molecular cooking.
We will continue to introduce and spread innovative Japanese cuisine to the world.
Cooking is an art that disappears in an instant.
We use every dish for that momentary happiness,
To bring out the “aroma”, “texture” and “flavour” of the ingredients
The temperature and time are adjusted in increments of one degree and one minute,
We aim to create unique dishes that can only be tasted at “Lufu”.
Please come and experience Japanese cuisine you have never seen or eaten before.
We will bring you tastes, impressions and experiences that are new to you.
Enjoy the one and only ‘Eating Art’.
“Lufu” is a 6-minute walk from Nishitetsu Yakuin Station. “Lufu”, a restaurant with full reservations only, located a 4-minute walk from Watabe-dori Station on the Nanakuma Line.
While respecting the tradition of Japanese cuisine, which brings out the best of seasonal ingredients,
While respecting the Japanese culinary tradition of bringing out the best of the season’s ingredients, “Lufu” is also committed to bringing the cuisine of a new era to the world by using the latest technologies such as decompression cooking (Vide Pro) and molecular cooking.
We will continue to introduce and spread innovative Japanese cuisine to the world.
Cooking is an art that disappears in an instant.
We use every dish for that momentary happiness,
To bring out the “aroma”, “texture” and “flavour” of the ingredients
The temperature and time are adjusted in increments of one degree and one minute,
We aim to create unique dishes that can only be tasted at “Lufu”.
Please come and experience Japanese cuisine you have never seen or eaten before.
We will bring you tastes, impressions and experiences that are new to you.
“Lufu” was born out of the chef’s travels, eating his way through three Michelin-starred restaurants all over Japan.
Lufu is a special restaurant born out of the chef’s journey of eating his way through three-Michelin-starred restaurants all over Japan.
Through his own passion and experience, the owner-chef offers the art and aesthetics of Japanese cuisine and innovative dishes that cannot be found anywhere else.
Guests are invited to embark on a gastronomical journey at Lufu, where they can experience the owner-chef’s passion for food and the brilliance of his ingredients.
“Lufu” was born out of the chef’s travels, eating his way through three Michelin-starred restaurants all over Japan.
Lufu is a special restaurant born out of the chef’s journey of eating his way through three-Michelin-starred restaurants all over Japan.
Through his own passion and experience, the owner-chef offers the art and aesthetics of Japanese cuisine and innovative dishes that cannot be found anywhere else.
Guests are invited to embark on a gastronomical journey at Lufu, where they can experience the owner-chef’s passion for food and the brilliance of his ingredients.
Experience cooking with a reduced-pressure cooker, a rarity in the Japanese food and beverage industry.
The decompression cooker is used by famous chefs in Europe, including “El Bulli”, the “world’s most difficult restaurant to get a reservation”, and its greatest feature is that the air pressure and heating temperature inside the container can be freely adjusted.
By vacuuming the entire pot, it is possible to infuse the food with flavour without damaging it with heat.
When you cook meat and fish under reduced pressure, you can create new tastes and textures.
Come to “Lufu” to experience textures, tastes, aromas and freshness of unknown ingredients for the first time.
(The picture on the left shows wagyu beef cooked rare and soaked in kombu broth. This dish is only possible thanks to reduced-pressure cooking).
Experience cooking with a reduced-pressure cooker, a rarity in the Japanese food and beverage industry.
The decompression cooker is used by famous chefs in Europe, including “El Bulli”, the “world’s most difficult restaurant to get a reservation”, and its greatest feature is that the air pressure and heating temperature inside the container can be freely adjusted.
By vacuuming the entire pot, it is possible to infuse the food with flavour without damaging it with heat.
When you cook meat and fish under reduced pressure, you can create new tastes and textures.
Come to “Lufu” to experience textures, tastes, aromas and freshness of unknown ingredients for the first time.
(The picture on the left shows wagyu beef cooked rare and soaked in kombu broth. This dish is only possible thanks to reduced-pressure cooking).
OWNER CHEF
1988 Born in Hokkaido, Japan.
Fascinated by the depth of Japanese cuisine and began training. In addition to Tokyo, he has also worked in Australia and the Philippines.
After broadening his experience in various genres of Japanese cuisine, he decided to open his own restaurant.
Along with travelling across Japan, he has pursued flavours from all parts of the country by travelling to Michelin 3-star restaurants all over Japan, and has explored the possibilities of cuisine through encounters with ingredients, seasonings and people.
In June 2023, he opened [Lufu] in Takasago, Fukuoka.
He strives to establish a new definition of innovative Japanese cuisine.
OWNER CHEF
1988 Born in Hokkaido, Japan.
Fascinated by the depth of Japanese cuisine and began training. In addition to Tokyo, he has also worked in Australia and the Philippines.
After broadening his experience in various genres of Japanese cuisine, he decided to open his own restaurant.
Along with travelling across Japan, he has pursued flavours from all parts of the country by travelling to Michelin 3-star restaurants all over Japan, and has explored the possibilities of cuisine through encounters with ingredients, seasonings and people.
In June 2023, he opened [Lufu] in Takasago, Fukuoka.
He strives to establish a new definition of innovative Japanese cuisine.
At “Lufu”, the dishes served for lunch and dinner differ.
At lunch, you can experience the classic Japanese traditions of kaiseki and gozen.
At dinner, you can enjoy innovative, creative Japanese cuisine that is like a work of art.
We invite you to enjoy the different “Lufu” for lunch and dinner.
At “Lufu”, the dishes served for lunch and dinner differ.
At lunch, you can experience the classic Japanese traditions of kaiseki and gozen.
At dinner, you can enjoy innovative, creative Japanese cuisine that is like a work of art.
We invite you to enjoy the different “Lufu” for lunch and dinner.
11:00-14:00 (L.O.13:00) Reservations are required.
Course and Lufu Gozen contents vary from day to day.
7-course Lufu Kaiseki course
Unlike the evening, lunch is classic.
Seasonal ingredients in a traditional way.
The owner-chef [Hasegawa]’s playful side is also included in the 7-course.
There is no menu for lunch.
Please look forward to what will be served until just before your meal.
I was always excited when I was a child and wondered what was for lunch today.
Please wait while feeling that sense of excitement you used to feel when you were a child.
You can enjoy classic Japanese cuisine in this lunchtime course.
Includes takikomi-gohan (rice cooked in a feather kettle) for each of you.
5,900 yen (incl. tax)
9-course Lufu Kaiseki course
Unlike the evening, lunch is classic.
Seasonal ingredients in a traditional way.
The owner-chef [Hasegawa]’s playful side is also included in the 9-course.
There is no menu for lunch.
Please look forward to what will be served until just before your meal.
I was always excited when I was a child and wondered what was for lunch today.
Please wait while feeling that sense of excitement you used to feel when you were a child.
You can enjoy classic Japanese cuisine in this lunchtime course.
Includes takikomi-gohan (rice cooked in a feather kettle) for each of you.
7,700 yen (incl. tax)
An additional 10% service charge will be levied.
In the unlikely event of a cancellation, two days’ notice is required.
14:00-22:00 (L.O.21:30) By reservation only.
Course content varies from day to day.
8-course OMAKASE course
A new Japanese culinary experience. Around 8 dishes and sweet dishes, matcha green tea after the meal.
Japanese cuisine prepared with seasonal ingredients using the latest techniques.
Creative and owner-chef [Hasegawa] expresses
Japanese cuisine interpreted in his own unique way.
9,800 yen (incl. tax)
12-course OMAKASE course
A new Japanese culinary experience. Around 12 dishes and sweet dishes, matcha green tea after the meal.
Japanese cuisine prepared with seasonal ingredients using the latest techniques.
Creative and owner-chef [Hasegawa] expresses
Japanese cuisine interpreted in his own unique way.
14,800 yen (incl. tax)
OMAKASE Course
8 courses
7 glasses
(with drink pairings)
A new Japanese cuisine and paired drinks experience. Around 8 dishes and sweeteners.
Pairings include wine, sake, beer and shochu to match the dishes.
The course of pairings includes after-dinner matcha tea to accompany the dishes.
¥ 17,500 (incl. tax)
OMAKASE Course
12 courses
9 glasses
(with drink pairings)
A new Japanese cuisine and paired drinks experience. Around 12 dishes and sweeteners.
Pairings include wine, sake, beer and shochu to match the dishes.
The course of pairings includes after-dinner matcha tea to accompany the dishes.
¥ 24,700 (incl. tax)
Opus One
ORIncludes 5 great Chateau Premium Wine Pairings
Summer OMAKASE Course
12 dishes + 9 glasses
(with drink pairings)
Includes one 50cc glass of premium wine of your choice.
A new Japanese cuisine and paired drink experience.
Around 12 dishes with food and sweet.
Pairings include wine, sake, beer, and shochu to match the dishes.
A total of 9 pairings including after-dinner matcha tea to match the dishes.
¥ 35,000 (incl. tax)
Example of one day’s course meal
A drop of aperitif
This aperitif was inspired by the water drops falling on the lotus leaves in Goryokaku Park in Hakodate, owner-chef Hasegawa’s home town during this summer season. Put a petal inside. Hold the lotus leaf and drink it as if you were sucking the drops of water. With a film around it and completely liquid inside, this creation has a new texture.
Hamo tempura without the need for tempura sauce
Summer seasonal hamo and pea sauce. The hamo is cooked under reduced pressure and impregnated with clam and shiitake mushroom broth. Tempura is made with the same broth as that used for steaming in an earthenware teapot. After cooking, the hamo is lightly roasted over charcoal. Tempura without the need for tempura sauce.
Wagyu beef and origami cranes
Black Wagyu beef from Kagoshima Prefecture is cooked in Japanese-style broth made from Hokkaido Hakodate’s Makonbu kelp and Makurazaki bonito honkershitsu from Kagoshima Prefecture under reduced pressure at a core temperature of 54°C, and then grilled with charcoal to perfume the surroundings. This is a new way of eating art.
Stone-roasted squid
At Japanese summer festivals, squid is grilled on a griddle with sweet soy sauce. I like the savoury aroma of grilled squid and wanted you to feel it in the restaurant, so I made this dish. Just dip the Kagoshima water squid in bonito saketo and sake. It’s simple, but goes really well with sake.
Above all, the aroma is very good! It’s great for sake lovers.
Eel broth in ochazuke
Either Fukuoka Yanagawa or Kagoshima Okuma eel is used. The soup stock is made in a steam convection oven, not on a stove, to extract the maximum amount of broth from the ingredients.
Smoked tuna nigiri and lacto-finished mackerel nigiri
Sushi’ and ‘nigiri’ Tradition is great and important. But innovation is also important.
We want to create a definition of ‘sushi’ that Japanese people and people all over the world can agree on, and that everyone can enjoy.
This product was created with this in mind.
An additional 10% service charge will be levied.
In the unlikely event of a cancellation, two days’ notice is required.
brdeaux 5 chateau wine
『 The five great chateaux of Bordeaux 』
The “five great chateaux” are the four chateaux (breweries) that were awarded the title of “first growth” in the classification of the Bordeaux-Médoc region of France at the Paris Universal Exposition of 1855, and the five world-class chateaux of Chateau Mouton-Rothschild, which were elevated to the rank of “first growth” in 1973. Château Mouton-Los Silledes, these five world-class châteaux were elevated in 1973.
Chateau Latour
(85% Cabernet Sauvignon, 14% Merlot, 1% Tiverdot)
World-renowned wines, known as ‘crop failure-free’.
glass 9000
bottle 75000
Chateau Margaux
(75% Cabernet Sauvignon, 20% Merlot, 3% Buty Verdot, 2% Cabernet Franc Cabernet Sauvignon)
Queen of wine, hailed as the ‘Jewel of Bordeaux’.
glass 10000
bottle 88000
Chateau Haut-Brion
(45% Cabernet Sauvignon, 37% Merlot, 18% Cabernet Franc)
Considered ‘the most approachable wine’ by the other four châteaux.
glass 9000
bottle 75000
Chateau Mouton Rothschild
(81% Cabernet Sauvignon, 15% Merlot, 3% Cabernet Franc, 1% Buty Verdot)
The different art labels each year are also popular and unique.
glass 10000
bottle 88000
Chateau Lafite Rothschild
(70% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Merlot, 3% Cabernet Franc, 2% Buty Verdot)
It is considered the number one first-class chateau and is nicknamed ‘the wine of kings’.
glass 12000
bottle 110000
Premium Wine Drink Comparison
Comparison of five major Bordeaux chateaux
20000
red wine
Clarendelle Rouge France
(Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc)
A bottle infused with the technology of the five major chateaux.
glass 780
bottle 5800
Chateau Mont Perat Rouge France
(Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon)
Wine made famous by wine cartoons.
glass 880
bottle 6000
Casa Vinicola Nicolello Barolo Italy
(Nebbiolo)
Called the king of Italian wines.
glass 1000
bottle 8800
Pauillac De Latour France
(Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc)
World-renowned first growth chateau with a tower as its symbol.
glass 2300
bottle 18000
Chateau Rauzan Segla France
(Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc)
Chateau nurtured in Bordeaux by luxury brand Chanel.
glass 2300
bottle 18000
PREMIUM WINE
The ‘dream wine’ of two masters – Baron Philippe de Rothschild, the head of the French wine world, and Robert Mondavi, a major figure in the California wine world.
Overture America
(Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Buty Verdot, Malbec)
Second wine of Aubus One.
glass 4500
bottle 40000
Opus One America
(Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Buty Verdot, Malbec)
One of the world’s leading premium wines
glass 7000
bottle 68000
white WINE
Burg Layer Schlosskapelle Kabinett Germany
(Müller-Thurgau, Riesling).
Sweet and Lo wine, popularly known as the Blue Bottle.
glass 880
bottle 6000
Panamera Chardonnay America
(Chardonnay).
Characterised by a high-impact oak aroma.
glass 980
bottle 8000
Chateau Talbot Caillou Blanc France
(Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon)
White wine from only 6% of vineyards.
glass 1400
bottle 10000
Trimbach Riesling Cuvee Frederic Emile France
(LeaseLink)
Wine served at the Nobel Peace Prize celebrations.
glass 2000
bottle16000
M.Chapoutier Ermitage Blanc Chante-Alouette France
(Marsanne variety – organic and biodynamic)
Top rated more than 40 times by the world’s most shadowy wine critics.
glass 240
bottle 18000
Aile d’Argent Chateau Mouton Rothschild France
White wines from Mouton Rothschild, the reigning king at the top of Bordeaux wines.
glass 3500
bottle 25000
CHAMPAGNE
Champagne Barons De Rothschild France
(Chardonnay, Vinot Noir).
Dream Champagne from one of the world’s most prestigious families.
bottle 9800
Laurent-Perrier La Cuvee France
(Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier)
Champagne for the British Royal Family.
bottle 12000
SPARKLING WINE
Josep Masachs Brut Organic Spain
(Macabeo, Charrello, Varellata).
Spanish bubbly maker that has kept traditional methods alive for more than 100 years.
glass 9000
ROSE WINE
Miraval Rose France
(Cinsault, Grenache, Syrah, Rolles)
Rosé wine from a winery owned by a Hollywood star.
glass 880
bottle 6000
COGNAC
Pineau des Charentes Vieux Pineau 15years
(sweetened fruit wine).
Grape brandy, produced in the Cognac region.
Straight / with Soda
glass 980
SHOCHU
Kagoshima Honkaku Shoeyu
Kurokouzi zikomi Sato Sato shuzo
(Sato Brewery)
glass 800
Yakushima Daishizenrin Honbou shuzo
(Honbo Brewery).
glass 800
Meizino syotyu Satsuma shuzo
(Satsuma Brewery)
glass 900
Other Japanese shochu available.
VIDE PRO SHOCHU
Shochu with Yame Tea
All the goodness of the tea leaves has been extracted using Vide Pro (reduced-pressure heating)
600
SOFT DRINK
omemade Original Drink
Peach Lime leaf Green pepper
650
Apple Green Tea
650
Homemade Clear Cola
600
made Spicy Ginger ale
600
Yame Tea (GreenTea or RoastedTea)
480
Hot spring water
300
beer
Yebisu(334ml)
700
Sapporo Classic(500ml)
Owner’s local beer.
900
Inedit Spain(330ml)
Dom Perignon in the beer industry
980
NON-ALCOHOLIC BEER
Asahi Dry Zero(Alc.0.00%)
500
SINGLE MALT WHISKEY
Hakushu(Single malt).
650
Sapporo Classic(Single malt).
Straight/ with Water / with Soda
650
JAPANESE SAKE
-Kid- Heiwa syuzo Wakayama(+4)
Wakayama (Heiwa Shuzo)
glass 800
Kamotsuru Gold Kamotsuru syuzo Hiroshima(+1.5)
Hiroshima (Kamotsuru Brewery).
glass 1000
Yokoyama 50 Omoya shuzo Nagasaki(−2.5)
Nagasaki (Omoya Brewery)
glass 1200
Shimeharitsuru Jun Miyao shuzo Niigata(+2)
Nagasaki (Miyao Brewery)
glass 1200
Kokuryu Kokuryu shuzo Fukui(+4)
Fukui (Kokuryu Brewery).
glass 1500
Other sake available.
All prices are in Japanese Yen, inclusive of consumption tax, and subject to a 10% service charge.
11:00-14:00 (L.O.13:00)
Reservations are required.
Course and Lufu Gozen contents
vary from day to day.
7-course Lufu Kaiseki course
Unlike the evening, lunch is classic.
Seasonal ingredients in a traditional way.
The owner-chef [Hasegawa]’s playful side is also included in the 7-course.
There is no menu for lunch.
Please look forward to what will be served until just before your meal.
I was always excited when I was a child and wondered what was for lunch today.
Please wait while feeling that sense of excitement you used to feel when you were a child.
You can enjoy classic Japanese cuisine in this lunchtime course.
Includes takikomi-gohan
(rice cooked in a feather kettle)
for each of you.
5,900 yen (incl. tax)
9-course Lufu Kaiseki course
Unlike the evening, lunch is classic.
Seasonal ingredients in a traditional way.
The owner-chef [Hasegawa]’s playful side is also included in the 9-course.
There is no menu for lunch.
Please look forward to what will be served until just before your meal.
I was always excited when I was a child and wondered what was for lunch today.
Please wait while feeling that sense of excitement you used to feel when you were a child.
You can enjoy classic Japanese cuisine in this lunchtime course.
Includes takikomi-gohan
(rice cooked in a feather kettle)
for each of you.
7,700 yen (incl. tax)
An additional 10% service charge will be levied.
In the unlikely event of a cancellation, two days’ notice is required.
14:00-22:00 (L.O.21:30)
By reservation only.
Course content varies
from day to day.
8-course
OMAKASE course
A new Japanese culinary experience. Around 8 dishes and sweet dishes,
matcha green tea after the meal.
Japanese cuisine prepared with seasonal ingredients using the latest techniques.
Creative and owner-chef [Hasegawa] expresses
Japanese cuisine interpreted
in his own unique way.
9,800 yen (incl. tax)
12-course
OMAKASE course
A new Japanese culinary experience. Around 12 dishes and sweet dishes,
matcha green tea after the meal.
Japanese cuisine prepared with seasonal ingredients using the latest techniques.
Creative and owner-chef [Hasegawa] expresses
Japanese cuisine interpreted
in his own unique way.
14,800 yen (incl. tax)
OMAKASE Course
8 courses
7 glasses
(with drink pairings)
A new Japanese cuisine and paired drinks experience. Around 8 dishes and sweeteners.
Pairings include wine, sake, beer and shochu to match the dishes.
The course of pairings includes after-dinner matcha tea to accompany the dishes.
¥17,500 (incl. tax)
OMAKASE Course
12 courses
9 glasses
(with drink pairings)
A new Japanese cuisine and paired drinks experience. Around 12 dishes and sweeteners.
Pairings include wine, sake, beer and shochu to match the dishes.
The course of pairings includes after-dinner matcha tea to accompany the dishes.
¥ 24,700 (incl. tax)
Opus One
OR
Includes 5 great Chateau Premium Wine Pairings
Summer OMAKASE Course
12 dishes + 9 glasses
(with drink pairings)
Includes one 50cc glass of premium wine of your choice.
A new Japanese cuisine and paired drink experience.
Around 12 dishes with food and sweet.
Pairings include wine, sake, beer, and shochu to match the dishes.
A total of 9 pairings including after-dinner matcha tea to match the dishes.
¥ 35,000 (incl. tax)
Example of one day’s course meal
A drop of aperitif
This aperitif was inspired by the water drops falling on the lotus leaves in Goryokaku Park in Hakodate, owner-chef Hasegawa’s home town during this summer season. Put a petal inside. Hold the lotus leaf and drink it as if you were sucking the drops of water. With a film around it and completely liquid inside, this creation has a new texture.
Hamo tempura without the need for tempura sauce
Summer seasonal hamo and pea sauce. The hamo is cooked under reduced pressure and impregnated with clam and shiitake mushroom broth. Tempura is made with the same broth as that used for steaming in an earthenware teapot. After cooking, the hamo is lightly roasted over charcoal. Tempura without the need for tempura sauce.
Wagyu beef and origami cranes
Black Wagyu beef from Kagoshima Prefecture is cooked in Japanese-style broth made from Hokkaido Hakodate’s Makonbu kelp and Makurazaki bonito honkershitsu from Kagoshima Prefecture under reduced pressure at a core temperature of 54°C, and then grilled with charcoal to perfume the surroundings. This is a new way of eating art.
Stone-roasted squid
At Japanese summer festivals, squid is grilled on a griddle with sweet soy sauce. I like the savoury aroma of grilled squid and wanted you to feel it in the restaurant, so I made this dish. Just dip the Kagoshima water squid in bonito saketo and sake. It’s simple, but goes really well with sake.
Above all, the aroma is very good! It’s great for sake lovers.
Eel broth in ochazuke
Either Fukuoka Yanagawa or Kagoshima Okuma eel is used. The soup stock is made in a steam convection oven, not on a stove, to extract the maximum amount of broth from the ingredients.
Smoked tuna nigiri and lacto-finished mackerel nigiri
Sushi’ and ‘nigiri’ Tradition is great and important. But innovation is also important.
We want to create a definition of ‘sushi’ that Japanese people and people all over the world can agree on, and that everyone can enjoy.
This product was created with this in mind.
An additional 10% service charge will be levied.
In the unlikely event of a cancellation, two days’ notice is required.
brdeaux 5 chateau wine
『 The five great chateaux of Bordeaux 』
The “five great chateaux” are the four chateaux (breweries) that were awarded the title of “first growth” in the classification of the Bordeaux-Médoc region of France at the Paris Universal Exposition of 1855, and the five world-class chateaux of Chateau Mouton-Rothschild, which were elevated to the rank of “first growth” in 1973. Château Mouton-Los Silledes, these five world-class châteaux were elevated in 1973.
Chateau Latour
(85% Cabernet Sauvignon, 14% Merlot, 1% Tiverdot)
World-renowned wines, known as ‘crop failure-free’.
glass 9000
bottle 75000
Chateau Margaux
(75% Cabernet Sauvignon, 20% Merlot, 3% Buty Verdot, 2% Cabernet Franc Cabernet Sauvignon)
Queen of wine, hailed as the ‘Jewel of Bordeaux’.
glass 10000
bottle 88000
Chateau Haut-Brion
(45% Cabernet Sauvignon, 37% Merlot, 18% Cabernet Franc)
Considered ‘the most approachable wine’ by the other four châteaux.
glass 9000
bottle 75000
Chateau Mouton Rothschild
(81% Cabernet Sauvignon, 15% Merlot, 3% Cabernet Franc, 1% Buty Verdot)
The different art labels each year are also popular and unique.
glass 10000
bottle 88000
Chateau Lafite Rothschild
(70% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Merlot, 3% Cabernet Franc, 2% Buty Verdot)
It is considered the number one first-class chateau and is nicknamed ‘the wine of kings’.
glass 12000
bottle 110000
Premium Wine Drink Comparison
Comparison of five major Bordeaux chateaux
20000
red wine
Clarendelle Rouge France
(Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc)
A bottle infused with the technology of the five major chateaux.
glass 780
bottle 5800
Chateau Mont Perat Rouge France
(Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon)
Wine made famous by wine cartoons.
glass 880
bottle 6000
Casa Vinicola Nicolello Barolo Italy
(Nebbiolo)
Called the king of Italian wines.
glass 1000
bottle 8800
Pauillac De Latour France
(Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc)
World-renowned first growth chateau with a tower as its symbol.
glass 2300
bottle 18000
Chateau Rauzan Segla France
(Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc)
Chateau nurtured in Bordeaux by luxury brand Chanel.
glass 2300
bottle 18000
PREMIUM WINE
The ‘dream wine’ of two masters – Baron Philippe de Rothschild, the head of the French wine world, and Robert Mondavi, a major figure in the California wine world.
Overture America
(Müller-Thurgau, Riesling).
Sweet and Lo wine, popularly known as the Blue Bottle.
glass 4500
bottle 40000
Opus One America
(Chardonnay).
Characterised by a high-impact oak aroma.
glass 7000
bottle 68000
white WINE
Burg Layer Schlosskapelle Kabinett Germany
(Müller-Thurgau, Riesling).
Sweet and Lo wine, popularly known as the Blue Bottle.
glass 880
bottle 6000
Panamera Chardonnay America
(Chardonnay).
Characterised by a high-impact oak aroma.
glass 980
bottle 8000
Chateau Talbot Caillou Blanc France
(Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon)
White wine from only 6% of vineyards.
glass 1400
bottle 10000
Trimbach Riesling Cuvee Frederic Emile France
(LeaseLink)
Wine served at the Nobel Peace Prize celebrations.
glass 2000
bottle 16000
M.Chapoutier Ermitage Blanc Chante-Alouette France
(Marsanne variety – organic and biodynamic)
Top rated more than 40 times by the world’s most shadowy wine critics.
glass 240
bottle 18000
Aile d’Argent Chateau Mouton Rothschild France
White wines from Mouton Rothschild, the reigning king at the top of Bordeaux wines.
glass 3500
bottle 25000
CHAMPAGNE
Champagne Barons De Rothschild France
(Chardonnay, Vinot Noir).
Dream Champagne from one of the world’s most prestigious families.
bottle 9800
Laurent-Perrier La Cuvee France
(Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier)
Champagne for the British Royal Family.
bottle 12000
SPARKLING WINE
Josep Masachs Brut Organic Spain
(Macabeo, Charrello, Varellata).
Spanish bubbly maker that has kept traditional methods alive for more than 100 years.
glass 9000
ROSE WINE
Miraval Rose France
(Cinsault, Grenache, Syrah, Rolles)
Rosé wine from a winery owned by a Hollywood star.
glass 880
bottle 6000
COGNAC
Pineau des Charentes Vieux Pineau 15years
(sweetened fruit wine).
Grape brandy, produced in the Cognac region.
Straight / with Soda
glass 980
SHOCHU
Kagoshima Honkaku Shoeyu
Kurokouzi zikomi Sato Sato shuzo
(Sato Brewery)
glass 800
Yakushima Daishizenrin Honbou shuzo
(Honbo Brewery).
glass 800
Meizino syotyu Satsuma shuzo
(Satsuma Brewery)
glass 900
Other Japanese shochu available.
VIDE PRO SHOCHU
Shochu with Yame Tea
All the goodness of the tea leaves has been extracted using Vide Pro (reduced-pressure heating)
600
SOFT DRINK
omemade Original Drink
Peach Lime leaf Green pepper
650
Apple Green Tea
650
Homemade Clear Cola
600
made Spicy Ginger ale
600
Yame Tea (GreenTea or RoastedTea)
480
Hot spring water
300
beer
Yebisu(334ml)
700
Sapporo Classic(500ml)
Owner’s local beer.
900
Inedit Spain(330ml)
Dom Perignon in the beer industry
980
NON-ALCOHOLIC BEER
Asahi Dry Zero(Alc.0.00%)
500
SINGLE MALT WHISKEY
Hakushu(Single malt).
650
Hakushu(Single malt).
Straight/ with Water / with Soda
650
JAPANESE SAKE
-Kid- Heiwa syuzo Wakayama(+4)
Wakayama (Heiwa Shuzo)
glass 800
Kamotsuru Gold Kamotsuru syuzo Hiroshima(+1.5)
Hiroshima (Kamotsuru Brewery).
glass 1000
Yokoyama 50 Omoya shuzo Nagasaki(−2.5)
Nagasaki (Omoya Brewery)
glass 1200
Shimeharitsuru Jun Miyao shuzo Niigata(+2)
Nagasaki (Miyao Brewery)
glass 1200
Kokuryu Kokuryu shuzo Fukui(+4)
Fukui (Kokuryu Brewery).
glass 1500
Other sake available.
All prices are in Japanese Yen, inclusive of consumption tax, and subject to a 10% service charge.
【Lufu】 restaurant, which is open by reservation only
【Lufu】 restaurant,
which is open by reservation only
Postal code 810-0011
1-4-13 Takasago, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan
Novaluce Takasago
Opening hours: 12:00-22:00
Closed: No regular holidays
Seating: 7 people max.
Reservations for private parties: from 4 persons
Telephone number: 092-233-5942
6-minute walk from Nishitetsu Yakuin Station.
4-minute walk from Watabe-dori Station on the Nanakuma Line.
Postal code 810-0011
1-4-13 Takasago, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan
Novaluce Takasago
Opening hours: 12:00-22:00
Closed: No regular holidays
Seating: 7 people max.
Reservations for private parties: from 4 persons
Telephone number: 092-233-5942
6-minute walk from Nishitetsu Yakuin Station.
4-minute walk from Watabe-dori Station on the Nanakuma Line.