Restaurants (Private Tatami Rooms) for lunch in Iidabashi, Kagurazaka

[Ushigome Kagurazaka 3 minutes/Iidabashi 5 minutes] Open on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays! An old Japanese Japanese-style meal where you can casually enjoy Japanese Japanese-style meal such as yose-nabe/crab/yuba.

●The summer hydrangea course (4,100 yen) is very popular. Please contact us by phone to make a reservation.

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Homemade udon and seasonal dishes at a hidden house 2 minutes walk from Ushigome Kagurazaka. For private dining/banquets, the hall reserved

Kagurazaka Traditional and innovative Japanese Cuisine, located in a detached house on the cobblestones of a back alley. Completely private room for entertaining, meeting, etc.

Enjoy authentic kappo kaiseki, a relaxing space, and the seasons in Kagurazaka

Designated store that handles Yukifuri Wagyu Obanazawa ◎ Enjoy Yakiniku (Grilled meat) in a relaxed manner ◎ From everyday use to anniversaries

◎Would you like to enjoy your precious meal time with sake from a private room along Kagurazaka Street and enjoy it with Noto ingredients?

[A 60-year-old long-established restaurant in Kagurazaka] A Sushi restaurant with a homely atmosphere located in Honda Yokocho.

At Sumibi-tei, everything including kimchi and sauces are made by hand, and the meat is selected from the best quality of the day, regardless of branded beef.

Enjoy seasonal kaiseki cuisine with sake selected by the sake master and wine carefully selected by the sommelier ◆ Completely private room ◎ For entertaining and meeting

A long-established Kyoto store founded in 1970◆《Featured in Arashi ni Shiyagare》

3 minutes from Iidabashi ◆ From 4,400 yen with 2.5 hours of all-you-can-drink! Great limited coupons are also available ♪ Medicinal Food Hot pot ◎

[Kagurazaka] Mainly local fish from Tokyo Bay and Sagami Bay! Please come and enjoy it for entertainment, dates, anniversaries, family, and celebrations!

[70 years on Tokyo Daijingu Street] Fresh seafood! You can also enjoy seasonal specialties such as blowfish! The seaweed hotpot is also popular in the media.