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Best innovative fine dining in Akasaka

8 restaurants, dinner from ¥15,000

The highest-rated innovative fine dining in Akasaka on Tabelog are CHIUnE, Yakiniku Oboshimeshi, and Crear Bacchus, and a typical dinner costs about ¥34,000 per person.

Our analysis of these 8

  • ¥17,000median cheapest dinner course (5 of 8)
  • 13%book online in English (1)

At the 5 that publish a dinner course, the least expensive one has a median price of ¥17,000, about the same as the ¥16,500 median of all 246 innovative restaurants in Tokyo; the lowest is ¥9,900 at Keika. 2 of these 8 open on Sundays, when many restaurants in Japan are closed.

Counted 5 November 2026 from Tabelog, Ikyu, Pocket Concierge and restaurant websites. Booking services ↓ · How we count

Ranked list

In our order: Tabelog rating, awards and ease of booking. Restaurant data checked November 2026. 1 of these 8 take bookings online.

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  1. 1

    CHIUnE

    Innovative, Akasaka, 4 min walk from Nagatachō Station

    2026Silver百名店2025
    • Cards accepted

    ¥80,000–99,999

    dinner per person, about $530–670

    Tabelog 4.51

  2. 2

    Yakiniku Oboshimeshi焼肉 思食

    Yakiniku, Akasaka, 3 min walk from Akasaka-mitsuke Station

    2022Bronze百名店2026
    • Private rooms
    • Counter seats
    • Children welcome
    • ¥25,000 Course — Rare Female Beef Ten…
    • ¥35,000 Special Course: Kuroge Wagyu…
    • ¥45,000 Exquisite Course — Gifu Prefe…
    • per person, tax incl. · 47% above the list median

    Tabelog 3.79

  3. 3

    Crear Bacchusクレアバックス

    French, Akasaka, 3 min walk from Akasaka Station

    • Private rooms
    • Children welcome
    • Closed Wednesdays
    • ¥13,800 Chef's Specialties 8 Dishes
    • ¥6,600 Menu Gourmand 6 Dishes of Ele…
    • per person, tax incl. · 19% below the list median

    Lunch ¥6,000–7,999

    Tabelog 3.63

  4. 4

    Okinawa Kaiseki Akasaka Tantei沖縄懐石 赤坂潭亭

    Kaiseki, Akasaka, 9 min walk from Akasaka Station

    • UnionPay
    • English-speaking staff
    • Online booking
    • Private rooms
    • Ages 13+
    • Closed Saturdays and Sundays

    Easy to book from abroad

    • ¥17,000 Dinner course
    • ¥20,000 Dinner course
    • ¥23,000 Dinner course
    • +1 more · per person, tax incl. · about the list median

    Lunch ¥4,000–4,999

    Tabelog 3.36

  5. 5

    Écart

    Innovative, Akasaka

    • Cards accepted

    ¥20,000–29,999

    dinner per person, about $130–200

    Tabelog 3.08

  6. 6

    Keika珪化

    Innovative, Akasaka, 6 min walk from Akasaka Station

    • English menu
    • Counter seats
    • No children
    • Closed Wednesdays and Sundays
    • ¥9,900 Keika Standard Course: Enjoy…
    • ¥14,300 Keika Premium Course: Enjoy a…
    • per person, tax incl. · 42% below the list median

    Tabelog 3.05

  7. 7

    Fond

    French, Akasaka, 4 min walk from Akasaka Station

    ¥30,000–39,999

    dinner per person, about $200–270

    Tabelog 3.01

  8. 8

    Jinkyo no Kaori Akasaka仁饗の香 赤坂

    Innovative, Akasaka, 9 min walk from Akasaka Station

    • Private rooms
    • Counter seats
    • Closed Saturdays and Sundays
    • ¥22,000 Course: Indulge in creative d…
    • ¥33,000 Indulge in creative dishes th…
    • per person, tax incl. · 29% above the list median

    Tabelog 3.01

How to book these 8, and what they charge

5 of these 8 publish a dinner course on Tabelog, Ikyu, Pocket Concierge or their own website. 1 can be booked online in English, 3 online in Japanese only, 3 by phone only and 1 publishes neither a phone number nor online booking. The services that cover the most of them: Ikyu Restaurant (4, in Japanese), TableCheck (1).

BookingLanguageRestaurantsLeast expensive dinner course
TableCheckEnglish1¥17,000 · Okinawa Kaiseki Akasaka Tantei
Ikyu RestaurantJapanese only4¥9,900 · Keika
By phone only—3—
No phone or online booking published—1—

Each restaurant counted once for every service it takes bookings through; the least expensive dinner course is the lowest among the restaurants that service covers, as published on Tabelog, Ikyu, Pocket Concierge or the restaurant's website.

About innovative fine dining in Akasaka

There are 8 innovative restaurants in Akasaka in this guide where dinner costs ¥15,000 or more per person. By dinner price, 2 at ¥15,000–19,999, 3 at ¥20,000–29,999, 2 at ¥30,000–39,999, and 1 at ¥40,000 or more. 2 have won The Tabelog Award or a place on a Tabelog 100 list. That is more than the Tokyo average of about ¥26,000 for innovative fine dining.

1 of the 8 can be booked online; the others take reservations by phone, usually in Japanese, which is where a hotel concierge helps. All of them accept credit cards. 2 do not admit young children, while 2 say children are welcome. 2 also serve lunch, often the easier and cheaper way in.

Questions visitors ask

How much does high-end innovative fine dining cost in Akasaka?

Dinner at the 8 innovative restaurants listed here ranges from ¥15,000 to ¥99,999 per person, and a typical dinner costs about ¥34,000: 2 at ¥15,000–19,999, 3 at ¥20,000–29,999, 2 at ¥30,000–39,999, and 1 at ¥40,000 and up, by Tabelog's dinner budgets. 5 of them publish a dinner course; the least expensive one at each has a median price of ¥17,000.

Which innovative restaurants in Akasaka have won awards?

CHIUnE and Yakiniku Oboshimeshi have won The Tabelog Award or been selected for a Tabelog 100 list.

Can I book innovative fine dining in Akasaka online?

Yes for 1 of the 8: they can be booked online in English, most through TableCheck (1). 3 more take online bookings in Japanese only. 3 take bookings by phone only, often in Japanese; a hotel concierge can call.

Are children allowed at high-end innovative fine dining restaurants in Akasaka?

It depends on the restaurant: 2 say children are welcome and 2 do not admit young children. Each listing shows the restaurant's policy where it has one.