This is exactly what you call a hidden gem known only to those in the know. It was my first time visiting, but every dish has a high level of perfection, and you can tell that each item is “made with care.” The balance of flavors is outstanding, and there was a sense of security that whatever you order will be good. The interior has a calm atmosphere, and the comfort is a charm. The spacing between seats is just right, allowing you to enjoy your meal at a leisurely pace. The staff's service is gentle, and the well-balanced distance in their service is pleasant. The menu is wide-ranging, with high-quality Japanese food at the center. The flavor of the ingredients is well-utilized, leaving a strong sense of satisfaction that you “came to eat good food.” I understand why people want to repeat. The location is also good, and I would definitely recommend this shop to anyone looking for a place to eat nearby. It is suitable for times when you want to enjoy a meal quietly or for a meal with a loved one. Overall, I realized that the reviews saying “all the food is delicious” were true. This is a hidden gem that I want people who are particular about food to visit.

+3

You can have very delicious Japanese food. Everything you eat is truly delicious! And the owner and his wife are wonderful people. It's easy to enter even for a woman alone♪

It's a small Japanese-style restaurant in Ginza run by a married couple, and the food is very delicious!

+3

It's not cheap, but you can enjoy delicious food worth the price. The age group is high, and there are many regular customers. I went in without an introduction, but I wasn't treated differently from the regulars, and I spent a comfortable time. The food, starting from the otoshi (appetizer), is high-level, and delicious items prepared very carefully are served. The sashimi platter was also delicious, piece by piece. As for alcohol, the sudachi shochu is very delicious. It's a drink served in a bowl-sized container filled with crushed ice, poured with barley shochu, and luxuriously filled with sudachi. Recommended for drinkers. However, since it's a strong drink, be careful not to drink too much.

Very delicious and the price is reasonable. A hideaway in Ginza. The sudachi shochu is too easy to drink and makes you get wasted. Not a place for lunch, but a place you want to visit slowly at night.