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Ginza Shinohara

★★ Michelin

Savor a refined kaiseki experience deeply connected to Japanese traditions and seasonal flavors, holding two Michelin stars.

Michelin 2 StarsTabelog Award Gold
4.6
(344 reviews)on Google
$$$$Japanese KaisekiGinza

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Nestled in the upscale Ginza district of Tokyo, Ginza Shinohara offers an exquisite kaiseki dining experience, blending traditional Japanese culinary artistry with creative innovation. Led by the acclaimed Chef Takemasa Shinohara, the restaurant's cuisine draws profound inspiration from the natural beauty and seasonal ingredients of his native Shiga countryside. Each dish is a meticulously crafted masterpiece, reflecting a deep connection to Japanese traditions and presented with delicate, vivid artistry that captivates the senses.

The intimate setting of Ginza Shinohara features an elegant counter where guests can witness the culinary magic unfold firsthand. The omakase course, which changes monthly, highlights the freshest seasonal produce and premium ingredients, such as sweetfish, wild boar, Ise lobster, and softshell turtle, ensuring a unique journey with every visit. The warm hospitality extended by Chef Shinohara and his team creates a welcoming atmosphere, making for a deeply personal and memorable dining experience for discerning luxury travelers.

With two Michelin stars and consistent recognition as a Tabelog Gold award winner, Ginza Shinohara is celebrated for its exceptional quality and value within the high-end Tokyo dining scene. The restaurant's commitment to showcasing seasonal flavors, combined with Chef Shinohara's heartfelt approach to cooking and meticulous attention to detail, truly sets it apart. Reservations are highly sought after, reflecting its status as a premier destination for authentic and refined Japanese cuisine.

What People Are Saying

Kiki

This reviewer highly recommends Ginza Shinohara, praising its authentic Japanese kaiseki experience, seasonal dishes, and excellent English explanations provided by the staff.

Bill

This reviewer had a polarizing experience, particularly frustrated by the restaurant's refusal to provide a detailed receipt for their meal, feeling that customers have a right to know the breakdown of costs.

マン

This reviewer found the restaurant overrated and expressed disappointment with several dishes, specifically mentioning a cold sushi roll, overcooked tai fish in soup, and a bland Matsutake mushroom.

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