What is Chuo-ku?: Chuo-ku offers a broad spectrum of flavors, from intimate sushi counters and kaiseki to contemporary bistros and global cuisines. Seasonal menus, polished service, and thoughtful plating often take center stage, while office towers sustain an active lunchtime rhythm. Evenings shift toward bars, wine-focused dining, and late-night ramen or yakitori alleys. Department-store food halls provide prepared dishes, sweets, and regional specialties for casual tasting and takeaway. The legacy of a historic waterfront market is often cited as an influence on today’s seafood craft, shaping details from tempura technique to sashimi selection. Many venues favor counter seating that highlights chef–guest interaction, and coursed meals are designed to showcase balance and seasonality. Whether planning a formal dinner or a quick stop between galleries and theaters, visitors may find experiences that blend tradition with urban polish.
Sushi / 8-2-10 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Ginza Seiwa Silver Building B1F, Japan /
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Celebrate 700 submissions! Bliss of all 27 dishes. The secret is the red rice!
I've revisited many times.
I'm going to reread the food log and realize they haven't updated it.
I think this might be my favorite restaurant of the year!
I love the owner who tries so many things!
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After training at the famous Akizuki restaurant, he was awarded a Michelin star three months after the restaurant opened. He was awarded a Michelin star three months after he opened his restaurant.
I enjoyed the nigiri of Mr. Sato, the No. 1 young chef.
The tuna and haruko were just delicious.
We visited without having eaten anything for breakfast and lunch, so we were starving. A total of 27 dishes! Too much food!
I even had a Kumamoto watermelon for dessert at the end (that makes 28 dishes!).
The first dish was a hand roll of tuna, which was delicious and tender.
I even enjoyed a very rare meat called Ozaki beef...I was satisfied!
The abalone was also very large and dynamic! You can enjoy the eyes as well!
He is still young enough to be the general of the restaurant. Mr. Sato's smile is also wonderful.
The aka-shari (red rice) was just right, with just a hint of aroma.
I have never had such a delicious red rice before.
Each dish is served carefully. All the dishes were delicious and well washed.
The restaurant is new and Mr. Sato is young. I think this restaurant will continue to grow in the future.
Conversely, I thought there was still room for growth.
Considering the quality, the CP is good!
I asked him about the origin of the name Tokami.
Ten seats, the customer is God. 10 seats -> God -> Tokami
10 seats -> god -> tokami. I see... I'm convinced.
I was also surprised at the cleanliness of the toilets, which may seem unimportant! You may think that I don't care, but the restrooms are separated from each other and clean.
The tray smells great. I think this is the best sushi restaurant I have ever been to.
I'm looking forward to going back! I'm sure I'll be back!
It was delicious and the portion was large. I was very satisfied. I was so full that I couldn't reach the dessert, and I really wanted to eat the pudding, so I ate half and had the rest eaten by someone else. When I made the reservation, I mentioned it was a birthday, and they put a red candle on the dessert pudding, which made me very happy. The people at the next table also congratulated me. Thank you for the meal!
Fried Skewers / Kushikatsu / Teramura Building 1F, 1-16-12 Nihonbashi Ningyocho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan /
u5405608401
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Good. I think mobile ordering is convenient once you get used to it. I find it very innovative and convenient that the payment process (card payment) can also be completed entirely through mobile ordering.
Eel / 1F Hikari Building, 7-4-14 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan /
An eel specialty restaurant where a toasty aroma and melt-in-your-mouth texture harmonize
A wide variety of dishes lets you enjoy both the fragrant, perfectly grilled flavor of eel and its melt-in-your-mouth texture. The menu is arranged so you can taste differences by cooking method — hitsumabushi, seiro-mushi (bamboo-steamed), stone-grilled preparations — so you can savor it to the last bite without growing bored. In a refined yet casual setting, this is a place that offers both the satisfaction and the pleasure of a meal.
Sushi / 1-13-8 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Habiuru Ginza 9F, Japan /
Experience the Essence of Authentic Edomae Sushi in Ginza
Ginza Sushi Nakamoto is a renowned establishment that earnestly engages with seasonal seafood delivered from Toyosu, extracting its flavors to the utmost using traditional Edomae techniques. Guests can enjoy the meticulous craftsmanship of the chef right in front of them at a serene counter. The exquisite nigiri, seasonal appetizers, and carefully selected local sake and champagne promise a memorable and blissful experience.
Sushi / Vera Heights Nihonbashikakigaracho 1F, 1-8-2 Nihonbashikakigaracho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan /
A hidden sushi restaurant where you can enjoy the harmony of local ingredients and aging techniques
Sushi Kimura is a heartwarming sushi restaurant opened in Nihonbashi. Fresh seafood delivered directly from local sources and carefully selected ingredients from Toyosu Market blend exquisitely, allowing you to enjoy sushi lovingly crafted by skilled hands. The rice, made from Yamagata's Koshihikari, showcases exceptional technique and is finished with a deep flavor from exquisite red vinegar and salt. Surrounded by a subtle aroma of cypress wood, relax and enjoy the ultimate sushi experience in this inviting atmosphere.
Sushi / Aoki Bldg. 1F, 2-4-12 Shintomi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan /
Fresh sushi restaurant where you can savor fresh fish from Toyosu Market
A sushi restaurant a 1-minute walk from Shintomicho Station, opened in November 2024. The head chef, raised in Tsukiji with over 40 years of experience as a sushi chef, sources seasonal fish each morning from Toyosu Market. For lunch they serve seafood rice bowls and set meals; for dinner they offer an omakase course that runs from appetizers through nigiri. In a Japanese-modern space with a seven-seat counter and a semi-private room, guests can savor the flavor of fresh fish accompanied by the warm hospitality of the head chef and proprietress.
Kaiseki / 2-4-6 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Bellvia Building 7F, Japan /
Youko
@youko-621354
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I liked that the dishes came out one by one on small plates! The food was fresh and delicious with a good sense of flavor, and I'm happy that my friend said they want to come again.
Greek / 11F Tokyu Plaza Ginza, 5-2-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan /
Aさん
@vitaminlemonchan
4.00
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[Tokyo Ginza]
It has been 5 years since the last restaurant visit, and this is my first time for dinner.
★ 5-2-1 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo, 11F Tokyu Plaza Ginza
★ 2,000 to 6,000 yen per person
A la carte
◇ Yellow pea dip + pita bread
◇ Greek salad
Feta-style cheese, cucumber, tomato, radish, olives
◇ Tuna marinade
Olive oil, lemon
◇ Roasted baby potatoes
Herbs, garlic
◇ Grilled sea bream
Broccoli, capers, mint
◇ Grilled Iwachu pork
Cabbage pickles, sesame yogurt
◇ Greek pie with feta cheese and wild vegetables
◇ Lemon pie Apollo style
With a la carte, there were some menu items that were hard to imagine just from the names, so I chose after much deliberation.
The Greek pie I added at the end was really delicious, and I felt like everything was a hit!
On weekday nights, it wasn't too crowded, but I think reservations are a must on weekends, so everyone should definitely try it.
French / 2-4-16 Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Meiji Kyobashi Building 1F, Japan /
Selected by the Michelin in 2026
Selected by the Michelin in 2025
Miki
@miki-325787
5.00
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A memorable dining experience spent at She Ino
Each dish is beautiful, that is already a given.
However, the cuisine at She Ino cannot be described simply with the words "beautiful" and "luxurious."
It is not pretentious, yet it feels familiar, as if you have tasted it somewhere before, but it is completely different.
The moment it enters your mouth,
"Ah, this is something I feel I understand yet do not understand,"
that quiet surprise was present with every dish.
The power of the ingredients, the way they are cooked, the layering of flavors, and the lingering aftertaste. Each element asserts itself without being overwhelming, yet everything leaves a proper impression.
It is not just that "it is delicious because it uses the best ingredients," but rather, the thought put into "how to handle them" is conveyed more and more as you continue to eat.
The flow of the entire course is truly beautiful, with no heaviness or strain, just a pleasant experience that carries you through to the end.
Before I realized it, my heart was filled even before I could analyze the flavors.
And then, the birthday dessert plate.
The beautiful flowers painted across the plate,
and the meticulous attention to detail in that one piece,
was so breathtaking that it left me speechless; it was not just a "presentation" but conveyed a warmth that celebrated a precious moment together.
What made that time even more special was the presence of Mr. Ito, the president.
While maintaining a dignified atmosphere, his occasional smile and subtle humor eased the tension of us first-time visitors without us even noticing. Just like the food, the care for the atmosphere itself was naturally conveyed.
And of course, it was not just Mr. Ito; the hospitality of all the staff was also impressive.
They never overstepped, yet they were attentive to our needs.
That balance and their smiles made the entire space soft and comfortable.
It is fitting for a special day, yet you can relax without feeling stiff.
Even days later, I find myself reminiscing about that time.
I definitely want to return,
that is how I feel about this place.
Yakiniku / GICROS GINZA GEMS 7F, 6-4-3 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan /
Aさん
@vitaminlemonchan
4.00
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Tokyo Ginza
All seats are completely private rooms. An easy-to-use yakiniku restaurant for business entertainment and dinners.
A dedicated yakiniku chef will not only grill the meat, but will also help you choose the right wine.
GASA
Homemade kimchi and namul assortment
Sushi with black wagyu beef and seafood treasure box
*Please inform us at least one day in advance if you do not like raw meat, fish or eggs. If you do not like raw meat, fish or eggs, please let us know at least one day in advance.
Wagyu beef grilled with 3 kinds of salt - tongue, halami, filet steak
Two kinds of selected red meat of Wagyu beef grilled with sauce
Homemade tan ham salad
Today's special Wagyu beef grilled with sauce
Seasonal soup
Ginza Yamashina's special Wagyu chateaubriand cutlet sandwich
Sukiyaki with Wagyu beef and truffle
Today's meal: Chilled noodles or chilled dandan noodles
Dessert: Ice cream in a jar
The meat quality is good. They only use female beef.
It was the largest private room in the restaurant, so it was spacious and comfortable.
Sushi / 2F, C Room, 6-12-15 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Ichigo Ginza 612 Building, Japan /
Savor cutting-edge Edomae sushi in Ginza
Sushi Yoshikawa Katsu Ginza is a chic, sophisticated space located in the heart of Ginza, a new gem where you can enjoy the finest Edomae sushi. The interior is decorated with a boldly painted ink-wash painting of planets, and you can watch the artisans at a stylish counter. Each piece of sushi is made from carefully selected ingredients, and you can enjoy creative dishes that add a refined twist to traditional nigiri.
Spanish / 4F Kosun Building, 6-8-7 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan /
Michelin One Star in 2026
Michelin Two Stars in 2025
Michelin Two Stars in 2024
Michelin Two Stars in 2023
Michelin Two Stars in 2022
Michelin Two Stars in 2021
Michelin Two Stars in 2020
Michelin Two Stars in 2019
A Michelin 2-star modern Spanish restaurant in Ginza
At ZURRIOLA, you can indulge in Michelin 2-star Spanish cuisine located in a quiet building in Ginza. Chef Seiichi Honda utilizes his experience gained from renowned restaurants around the world to offer meticulously crafted dishes that reflect the seasons. At the counter seats in the open kitchen, you can enjoy the food through all five senses and spend a graceful time. The diverse pairings with Spanish wines further enrich the dining experience.
French / 2F Ginza Brick Avenue Fukujin Building, 1-5-6 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan /
Michelin One Star in 2026
Michelin One Star in 2025
Michelin One Star in 2024
Michelin One Star in 2023
Michelin One Star in 2022
Michelin One Star in 2021
Michelin Two Stars in 2020
Michelin Two Stars in 2019
Evolving French cuisine in an elegant space
Dominique Bouchet Tokyo is a Michelin-starred French restaurant overseen by a world-renowned chef. The high-quality furnishings and thoughtfully designed partitions create a relaxing atmosphere, as if you were invited to a friend's home. By adding a modern interpretation to traditional French cuisine, it offers new culinary delights paired with wines carefully selected by the sommelier. As a hidden gem in Ginza, this charming restaurant provides new discoveries with each visit.