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Ginza Okano

銀座 おか乃

Kaiseki in Ginza, Tokyo, 2 min walk from Ginza-itchōme Station

Our analysis

  • ¥19,600least expensive dinner course; median ¥13,500
  • Japaneseonline booking only

Dinner ¥15,000–19,999Closed SundaysBook by phone

Photos posted by the restaurant on Tabelog
All 26 photos, by dishes, the room and the entrance

Dishes 18

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Inside 6

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Entrance 2

Ginza Okano: the entrance (photo 25 from the restaurant)Ginza Okano: the entrance (photo 26 from the restaurant)

Its least expensive dinner course is ¥19,600 (on Ikyu), 45% above the ¥13,500 median of the 21 kaiseki restaurants in Tokyo ranked nearest to it; at lunch, ¥7,700 (on Tabelog) is 12% below the ¥8,800 median of 21. It takes bookings online only in Japanese, on Ikyu Restaurant; 367 of the 1,067 kaiseki restaurants in Tokyo can be booked online in English. Good for a seat at the counter, a private room (for 4 or 6), and a less expensive lunch (from ¥7,700, 61% below its least expensive dinner course). Course prices that sources agree on: ¥7,700 on both Tabelog and Ikyu.

How we analyze restaurants

How it compares

Kaiseki restaurants in Ginza with a dinner budget close to its own, nearest to it in our ranking.

RestaurantRank in TokyoDinner fromLunch fromBookingAwardsWalkClosed
Ginza SHIJI—¥12,800¥3,800Online, Japanese only—1 min, Ginza-itchōme—
Ginza Masuda—¥12,000—Online, Japanese only—4 min, Higashi-ginzaSun
Kitamura—budget ¥15,000–19,999—Phone only—4 min, Shimbashi—
Ginza Okano—¥19,600¥7,700Online, Japanese only—2 min, Ginza-itchōmeSun
Ginza Kousui—¥33,000—Online in English (TableCheck)★5 min, Higashi-ginzaSun
Ginza Izumi—¥13,200—Online, Japanese only—4 min, GinzaSun

For international visitors

Book through a concierge

No online booking in English and no menu or staff in English are listed. A hotel concierge can book for you.

MenuNot listed
StaffNot listed
Payment
DietVegetarian
Seating and facilitiesCounter seats, Private rooms, Bring your own wine, Sunken seating (no kneeling)

How to book Ginza Okano

  1. The restaurant also takes online bookings in Japanese through Ikyu Restaurant.
  2. Call 050-5593-3271 (+81-50-5593-3271 from outside Japan). Staff may speak only Japanese, so a hotel concierge can call for you.
  • Reservations: required. Walk-ins are not accepted.

Courses and prices

As the restaurant lists them on Tabelog. Prices are per person.

  1. Omakase Lunch Course ◆ Enjoy Seasonal Ingredients and the Taste of Rice, in the restaurant's photo

    Omakase Lunch Course ◆ Enjoy Seasonal Ingredients and the Taste of Rice

    Lunch · 2 hr at the table

    • Seasonal ingredients
    • Sashimi

    What is served (11)

    1. 【Appetizer】
    2. 【Soup】
    3. 【Sashimi】
    4. 【Grilled Dish】
    5. 【Simmered Dish】
    6. 【Rice】 Steamed rice cooked in an okudo stove
    7. Pickles Assorted platter of 3 types
    8. Soup Red miso soup (with wakame and ground sansho)
    9. Small Dish Lightly grilled mezashi
    10. Chirimen jaco simmered with sansho
    11. 【Japanese Sweets】

    ¥7,700

    per person, tax incl., ≈$50

    Cheapest

  2. Omakase, in the restaurant's photo

    Omakase

    Lunch · 7 dishes · 2 hr at the table

    • Seasonal ingredients

    ¥17,600

    per person, tax incl., ≈$120

    ¥9,900 more than the one above

  3. Omakase, in the restaurant's photo

    Omakase

    Lunch · 2 hr at the table

    • Sashimi

    What is served (12)

    1. 【Appetizer】
    2. 【Soup】
    3. 【Sashimi】
    4. 【Grilled Dish】
    5. 【Simmered Dish】
    6. 【Rice】 Steamed rice cooked in an okudo stove
    7. Pickles Assorted platter of four types
    8. Miso Soup Red miso (with fried tofu/powdered sansho)
    9. Small Bowl Lightly grilled dried sardines
    10. Chirimen jaco simmered with sansho
    11. 【Fruit Dessert】
    12. 【Japanese Sweets and Matcha】

    ¥22,000

    per person, tax incl., ≈$150

    ¥4,400 more than the one above

The food

Photos the restaurant posted on Tabelog.

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On Instagram

The restaurant's account: @ginza.okano_372

Prices

Dinner¥15,000–19,999 per person
Lunch¥6,000–7,999 per person
Diners report spending¥20,000–29,999 at dinner, ¥6,000–7,999 at lunch
Service chargeService charge: 10%, Private room charge: JPY 5,000 per room
Credit cards
Electronic moneyAccepted, QR code payments accepted

Opening hours

Monday17:30–22:30
Tuesday11:30–14:30, 17:30–22:30
Wednesday11:30–14:30, 17:30–22:30
Thursday11:30–14:30, 17:30–22:30
Friday11:30–14:30, 17:30–22:30
Saturday11:30–14:30, 17:30–22:00
SundayClosed
Public holidaysClosed

Seats and rooms

Inside

The dining room, in the restaurant's own photos.

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Seats17
Private roomsYes, for 4 or 6 people
Private hirePossible
Largest group17 people
SmokingNon smoking Ashtray installed at the store entrance
SettingHideout, Relaxing space, Spacious seating, Counter seating, Sunken seating
DrinksSake (Nihonshu), Shochu (Japanese spirits), Wine, Particular about Sake (Nihonshu)
ServicesBYO drinks
OpenedMarch 2024

Getting there

2 min walk (180 m) from Ginza-itchōme Station, Exit 10.

Also near: Ginza (Exit A12): 3 min · Higashi-ginza (Exit A8): 3 min

Doutor Coffee ShopStarbucks231Exit 10Ginza OkanoN50 m
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors
  1. Leave Ginza-itchōme Station by Exit 10 and walk south-west for 20 m.
  2. Turn right at Doutor Coffee Shop and walk 130 m.
  3. Bear right at Starbucks and walk 10 m.
  4. Ginza Okano is on your right.

    On your right

    Look for

    銀座 おか乃

    The restaurant's name, as on its sign

    オーク銀座

    Written this way on the building

    Floor

    B1

    One floor below the street (basement)

    The entrance, in the restaurant's own photo
    The entrance, in the restaurant's own photo

Show this to a taxi driver

銀座 おか乃東京都中央区銀座3-7-2 オーク銀座 B1F

The address in Japanese, as drivers enter it

Location

Address3-7-2 Ginza Chuo, Tokyo 104-0061
Stations
  • Ginza-itchōme, 220 m, about 4 min walk
  • Ginza, 260 m, about 5 min walk
  • Higashi-ginza, 300 m, about 5 min walk
Directions2 minutes walk from Ginza Station A14 exit.

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Questions visitors ask

How much does Ginza Okano cost?

The restaurant puts dinner at ¥15,000–19,999 per person and lunch at ¥6,000–7,999. Drinks and a service charge (Service charge: 10%, Private room charge: JPY 5,000 per room) may be extra; credit cards are accepted.

When is Ginza Okano closed?

It is closed on Sundays.

What is the nearest station to Ginza Okano?

Ginza-itchōme Station, about 2 minutes on foot (180 m). Ginza Station is about 5 minutes away.

Sources

Facts on this page come from Tabelog (checked in November 2026) and Ikyu; the walking directions from OpenStreetMap. Report a correction.