Aged Beef
Whole primals dry-aged in-house for weeks. Crust trimmed, fat rendered, mineral depth intact.
Opened in 2007 by chef Isami Takayama — a pioneer of aged-beef “meat-Italian” in Tokyo. A Shinjuku osteria sourcing red meat and game from across Japan, finished with charcoal and time.
— At a glance
Chef Isami Takayama opened Carneya in 2007 — long before "aged beef" entered the Tokyo vocabulary — to forge a singular kitchen where Italian craft meets the patience of a dry-aging locker.
Whole sides hang for weeks until the fat turns nutty and the crust grows a noble rind. What leaves the wood-charcoal grill is unmistakable: a charred, mineral, mahogany bistecca that tastes of time.
Red meat at the centre, milk-fed lamb, and seasonal game — boar, venison, wild duck. A kitchen built on direct lines to producers from Hokkaido to Kyushu.
— La Provenienza · Sourcing
Whole primals dry-aged in-house for weeks. Crust trimmed, fat rendered, mineral depth intact.
Pale, delicate carcasses from small Japanese farms — roasted whole, served pink on the bone.
Seasonal jibie — boar, venison, wild duck — from hunters across the archipelago. Iron and woodland.
Vegetables, dairy, salumi: a kitchen built on direct lines to producers from Hokkaido to Kyushu.