Best places: Kaiseki restaurants in Minato, Japan

Upscale kaiseki restaurant serving refined multi-course meals focused on seasonal ingredients.

Intimate, minimalist venue for thoughtfully plated, traditional multi-course Japanese meals.

Fine-dining restaurant serving a seasonal & carefully sourced menu of innovative Japanese dishes.

👍👍 This is a beautiful establishment nestled in a Japanese garden near Tokyo Tower. The food is healthy, delicious and elegantly presented (I particularly like the tofu simmered in soup, it was so rich in flavour). The service is impeccable. This is absolutely one of the best restaurants we visited in...

👍 Healthy dinner at a soup shabu-shabu shop 🍲 I went there because it was open on Sunday night without any timing in the neighborhood! ️ The inside is surprisingly large, and all the rooms are private rooms, and each private room has a large floor plan and is comfortable. Dashi shabu-shabu is a s...

😠 The food are terrible. I could hardly eat anything in this 32,000¥ course. The ingredients are subpar. The Yuzu menu were a disappointment. I will tell all my friends not to ever come to this place. ps. I have been eating at many Michelin-star restaurant around the world and this one is the worst....

Buzzy basement spot for grilled fish set lunches, plus sashimi, à la carte dinners & sake.

Menu-free, chef's-choice omakase lunches & eclectic set meals with seasonal fish & mushrooms.

Upscale Japanese restaurant offering refined kaiseki (multi-course) meals in an intimate setting.

Private room for elegantly presented multicourse kaiseki meals beside a landmark temple gate.

😐 Well. First of all i could say the food was so delicious and perfectly balance. I came for the Kaiseki experience since its my first time in japan. I got the atmosphere and the way the food is served 95% of it by the chef. However one thing that let me down was when i was about to pay the lady sudd...

👍👍 Fantastic food with incredible mixes of flavor ranging from their own take of spring roll to wagyu to dessert jelly. The unagi or eel was especially delicious. A very important feature is that they provide fantastic service even to foreigners. They even keep in mind whether you are left handed or ri...

Vegetarian meals at hori-kotatsu tables in private rooms with oversized windows & garden views.

👍👍 Very quaint, delicious and one of the best meals we had on our honeymoon. Very fresh ingredients used and they are masters in their domain. The rooms are cosy and the staff were so friendly. Each item was meticulous. The A5 beef was our highlight!

👍👍 Great experience, great view,great menue design, great dish presentation and taste, great dinning environment,great night view and great service. Nothing to complain. Highly recommended. One tip will be they change their course menue based on the.season, so keep.an eye on their website for the most...

😐 Not a pleasant experience We got wrong meal orders and the lady was laughing at us when we tried to complain. Meanwhile we eats, the order sequence of the meal got rushed. the soup hot pot was still on the table but next course of meal arrives. Which makes us had 2 course at the same time. Eventua...

👍👍 We had dinner here and enjoyed every single one of the dishes! Two favourites were the straw grilled Spanish mackerel and the charcoal beef and foie gras with miso paste. The ambience was nice- not too stuffy or quiet. Our chef explained each dish in decent English. And we left totally stuffed. They...

Choice seasonal dishes are served in this intimate, warmly decorated venue with an upscale vibe.

👍👍 Simply outstanding. Highly recommended. Would love to keep this place a secret. Came for lunch and found it very good value for money. Find me on TIKTOK for more details @simpledimplereviews

👍👍 As a cameraman, I asked you for a request at the beginning of eating. A restaurant that stands quietly in a back alley in the city. From the time we arrived until the time we left, we were well taken care of. The interior is a Japanese-style room with soft warm colors and private rooms. The black...