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If you are craving roasted chicken for lunch or dinner Alze rotisserie chicken in Minami-Azabu or Roppongi, Tokyo is delicious and convenient. I can close my eyes now and remember the delicious smell! Jiji (83), Baby (3) and I had a relaxing lunch that suited everyone’s palates. Alze offers various appetizers, 
roasted chicken, salads, and a few kinds of pasta. The recently added chicken “humburger” is also quite popular. Alze Roppongi (across from the Grand Hyatt) opened in 2014, and the Minami-Azabu (across from the New Sanno Hotel) opened in July 
2015 and both branches are proving quite popular with health-conscious and hungry Japanese and foreigners.
ALZE Rotisserie Chicken
Both branches have a few tables and also a counter area which you can relax and enjoy a leisurely lunch. Alze also has a selection of beers and wine to enjoy 
in the evening or at a late afternoon break. We started our meal with the fried gnocchi that everyone enjoyed a bit too quickly. Jiji ordered the pasta that was cooked just right. The combo roasted chicken plate with two pieces was just enough for Baby and I. I loved the side order of onion rice and homemade pickles. The combo roasted chicken plate with a drink and dessert was 1,000 JPY. 
The roasted whole chickens and meals are a big take out item for Alze Rotisserie Chicken. One whole roasted chicken is 2,300 yen, and can be ordered on site, or you can call in your order and have it waiting for you. Definitely will be using the takeout service soon.
ALZE Rotisserie Chicken Details
Address: 4-14-1 Minami Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Phone: 03-6450-2628
Business Hours: Everyday 11:00 – 0:00
Access: 8 min walk from Hiroo station on the Hibiya Line
Website: www.alze1978.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alze1978
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If your Tokyo Family loves meat, checkout these other recommend Tokyo meat restaurants
Kirakutei Yakiniku (Minami Azabu, Tokyo)
Kinniku Shokudo Tokyo (Various Locations)
Shabu Shabu “Let Us” (Kami Meguro)
Best Place to buy Japanese Beef in Tokyo – The Butcher in Don Quijote Platinum Store in Shirogane (Not joking)
Not in Tokyo, Amazing Beef
ALZE Rotisserie Chicken
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i’ve always wanted to go here! looks delicious. thx for sharing.