Ginza Shinohara
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Elite
Destination dining · 3 sources
Nearest
Ginza-itchome Sta. · 3 min walk
Seating
13 seats · counter only
Spend
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(¥15,000-50,000)
Booking
Very hard to book
What to know
Chef Shinohara's Ginza kaiseki counter seats just a few, which allows for an intimate dining experience where every dish comes with a detailed explanation. The restaurant earned two Michelin stars for its sophisticated take on traditional Japanese cuisine. Signature dishes include the foie gras monaka and Hida beef steak, prepared with techniques honed over years. The experience is enhanced by an exclusive atmosphere, with some vintages of champagne dating back 80 years, making it a destination for special occasions.
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The space
An intimate 13-seat counter where every dish receives a detailed explanation from the chef.
What to order
Best for
A destination meal for food enthusiasts, especially for a romantic date night or a significant celebration.
Before you go
- Book well in advance, especially for weekend dining.
- Inform the restaurant of any dietary restrictions when booking.
Common questions
What makes Ginza Shinohara special?
Ginza Shinohara offers an intimate kaiseki dining experience with counter seating, allowing diners to interact closely with the chef. The restaurant is known for its Michelin-starred cuisine and exclusive atmosphere.
What should I order at Ginza Shinohara?
Signature dishes include the foie gras monaka and the Hida beef steak, both prepared with meticulous attention to detail.
Is Ginza Shinohara suitable for group dining?
Given the intimate counter seating, Ginza Shinohara is best suited for smaller groups or couples seeking a personal dining experience.
How far in advance should I book a reservation?
Given its popularity and limited seating, advance booking is essential, especially for weekend dining. Contact the restaurant well in advance to secure your spot.