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Enjoy Sushi made with carefully selected ingredients and pairings carefully selected by a sommelier at this hidden gem in Ginza. Private rooms available.
[Private room available ◎ For entertaining] Enjoy the `` selection Course'' with nigiri and special dishes that change depending on the season and the day's purchase.
Seafood chirashi, 3 kinds of sashimi, and seasonal vegetable Tempura "Shifuku-Course" 7 dishes, 3 hours all-you-can-drink
reservation on the day possible〇 Completely private Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) x Wagyu Sushi, charcoal-Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers), and direct-delivered fresh fish!
[Directly connected to Kyobashi Station] This restaurant is proud of its delicious Okinawan and Kyushu cuisine, as well as authentic shochu and awamori that go perfectly with it♪
[2 minutes walk from Shinbashi Station Ginza Exit] The chef shows off his skills by making use of seasonal ingredients. Great for entertainment or dates.
"shabu shabu Kappo" where you can enjoy seasonal ingredients [Hideaway for adults in the Ginza area]
<Ginza crab specialty restaurant with fully private rooms> Courses available from 8,000 yen.
Matoi Ginza offers dishes made with carefully selected Japanese beef and seasonal ingredients from the mountains and sea, as well as a quaint space with artisan techniques.
Now accepting reservations for “Katsume Bungo Saba” limited to Ginza store! [2 minutes walk from Shinbashi Station] Courses available from 3,800 yen!
[5 minutes from Ginza Station] Delight in the freshness and exquisite tuna! Enjoy all sake items for 499 yen (549 yen including tax)!
■Counter seats are popular, where you can enjoy the finest sashimi, natural tuna, and top-quality dogfish cooked right in front of your eyes.■
3 minutes from JR Shinbashi Station Ginza Exit ◆ 3980 yen casual lamb shabu-shabu course (branded pork + 90 minutes all-you-can-drink included)
[Private rooms available] Seasonal Japanese Cuisine and Sushi Kaiseki from 10,980 yen. Lunch-limited kaiseki meals start at 7,900 yen.
12 counter seats, 2 completely private rooms. A young general rises to the top of Ginza selection just one omakase