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Kagurazaka Maeda

神楽坂 前田

Kaiseki in Kagurazaka & Iidabashi, Tokyo, 4 min walk from Iidabashi Station

Our analysis

  • ¥6,000least expensive lunch course; median ¥8,000
  • Japaneseonline booking only

Dinner ¥15,000–19,999Book by phone

Photos posted by the restaurant on Tabelog
All 33 photos, by dishes, the room and the entrance

Dishes 25

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Inside 6

Kagurazaka Maeda: the dining room (photo 26 from the restaurant)Kagurazaka Maeda: the dining room (photo 27 from the restaurant)Kagurazaka Maeda: the dining room (photo 28 from the restaurant)Kagurazaka Maeda: the dining room (photo 29 from the restaurant)Kagurazaka Maeda: the dining room (photo 30 from the restaurant)Kagurazaka Maeda: the dining room (photo 31 from the restaurant)

Entrance 2

Kagurazaka Maeda: the entrance (photo 32 from the restaurant)Kagurazaka Maeda: the entrance (photo 33 from the restaurant)

Its least expensive lunch course is ¥6,000 (on Ikyu), 25% below the ¥8,000 median of the 21 kaiseki restaurants in Tokyo ranked nearest to it. 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 (6 of its 24 seats), a private room (for 2, 4, 6, or 8), Sundays (12 of the 42 kaiseki restaurants in Kagurazaka & Iidabashi say they open then), and a late dinner (open until 23:00). Course prices that sources agree on: ¥8,800 on Tabelog and ¥9,680 on Ikyu, with tax and service; ¥12,100 on Tabelog and ¥13,310 on Ikyu, with tax and service.

How we analyze restaurants

How it compares

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

RestaurantRank in TokyoDinner fromLunch fromBookingAwardsWalkClosed
Sushi Kagura—budget ¥20,000–29,999¥7,000Online, Japanese only—4 min, Ushigome-kagurazakaSun
Sushi Mikuni—¥16,500—Online in English (Pocket Concierge)—4 min, IidabashiSun
Kagurazaka Sushi Asahi—¥16,500—Online, Japanese only—6 min, Ushigome-kagurazakaSun
Ishiyaki Ryori Mokushundo—budget ¥15,000–19,999budget ¥6,000–7,999Phone only—13 min, GokokujiMon
Kagurazaka Maeda—budget ¥15,000–19,999¥6,000Online, Japanese only—4 min, Iidabashi—
Habuka Tei—¥11,000¥4,950Online, Japanese only—4 min, IidabashiSun

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
Seating and facilitiesCounter seats, Private rooms, Tatami room

How to book Kagurazaka Maeda

  1. The restaurant also takes online bookings in Japanese through Ikyu Restaurant.
  2. Call 050-5869-1760 (+81-50-5869-1760 from outside Japan). Staff may speak only Japanese, so a hotel concierge can call for you.
  • Anniversaries and birthdays: the restaurant prepares a celebration if you ask when you book (a dessert plate with your message, a cake or a surprise). More in Tokyo.

Courses and prices

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

  1. Kenroku Gozen, in the restaurant's photo

    Kenroku Gozen

    Weekday Lunch Only with a Toast Drink

    1–8 guests

    ¥5,500

    per person, tax incl., ≈$40

    Cheapest

  2. Kaga Lunch Kaiseki, in the restaurant's photo

    Kaga Lunch Kaiseki

    Lunch · 1–8 guests

    • Kaiseki
    • Seasonal ingredients

    ¥8,800

    per person, tax incl., ≈$60

    ¥3,300 more than the one above

  3. Lunch Kaiseki "Wakura, in the restaurant's photo

    Lunch Kaiseki "Wakura

    Lunch · 1–8 guests

    • Kaiseki

    ¥12,100

    per person, tax incl., ≈$80

    ¥3,300 more than the one above

  4. Nanao Special Celebration Kaiseki - Perfect for Family Meetings and 60th Birthday Celebrations!, in the restaurant's photo

    Nanao Special Celebration Kaiseki - Perfect for Family Meetings and 60th Birthday Celebrations!Most booked

    2–8 guests

    • Kaiseki

    ¥12,100

    per person, tax incl., ≈$80

  5. Maeda Kaiseki, in the restaurant's photo

    Maeda KaisekiMost booked

    2 hr 30 min at the table · 1–8 guests

    • Kaiseki
    • Matsutake mushroom
    • Sashimi
    • Tempura

    ¥16,500

    per person, tax incl., ≈$110

    ¥4,400 more than the one above

  6. September Reservation: Maeda Kaiseki Matsutake Seasonal Ingredients Course, in the restaurant's photo

    September Reservation: Maeda Kaiseki Matsutake Seasonal Ingredients Course

    2 hr 30 min at the table · 1–8 guests

    • Kaiseki
    • Matsutake mushroom
    • Seasonal ingredients
    • Sashimi
    • Tempura

    ¥19,800

    per person, tax incl., ≈$130

    ¥3,300 more than the one above

  7. Special Kaiseki, in the restaurant's photo

    Special Kaiseki

    2 hr 30 min at the table · 1–8 guests

    • Kaiseki
    • Matsutake mushroom
    • Sashimi
    • Tempura
    • Wagyu
    • Sukiyaki

    ¥19,800

    per person, tax incl., ≈$130

  8. September Reservation: Special Kaiseki Matsutake Seasonal Ingredients Course, in the restaurant's photo

    September Reservation: Special Kaiseki Matsutake Seasonal Ingredients Course

    2 hr 30 min at the table · 1–8 guests

    • Kaiseki
    • Matsutake mushroom
    • Seasonal ingredients
    • Sashimi
    • Tempura
    • Wagyu

    ¥23,100

    per person, tax incl., ≈$150

    ¥3,300 more than the one above

  9. September Reservation: Extreme Kaiseki Matsutake Seasonal Ingredients Course, in the restaurant's photo

    September Reservation: Extreme Kaiseki Matsutake Seasonal Ingredients Course

    1–8 guests

    • Kaiseki
    • Matsutake mushroom
    • Seasonal ingredients
    • Wagyu

    ¥27,500

    per person, tax incl., ≈$180

    ¥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: @kagurazaka_maeda

Prices

Dinner¥15,000–19,999 per person
Lunch¥4,000–4,999 per person
Diners report spending¥20,000–29,999 at dinner, ¥8,000–9,999 at lunch
Service chargeService charge 10%
Credit cards
Electronic moneyNot accepted

Opening hours

Monday11:30–15:00, 17:30–23:00
Tuesday11:30–15:00, 17:30–23:00
Wednesday11:30–15:00, 17:30–23:00
Thursday11:30–15:00, 17:30–23:00
Friday11:30–15:00, 17:30–23:00
Saturday11:30–15:30, 17:00–23:00
Sunday11:30–15:30, 17:00–23:00
Public holidaysOpen

Seats and rooms

Inside

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

Kagurazaka Maeda: the dining roomKagurazaka Maeda: the dining roomKagurazaka Maeda: the dining roomKagurazaka Maeda: the dining roomKagurazaka Maeda: the dining roomKagurazaka Maeda: the dining room
Seats24, including 6 at the counter
Private roomsYes, for 2, 4, 6, or 8 people
Private hirePossible
SmokingNon smoking
ChildrenChildren are welcome
SettingHideout, A house restaurant, Stylish space, Relaxing space, Counter seating, Tatami room
DrinksSake (Nihonshu), Shochu (Japanese spirits), Wine, Particular about Sake (Nihonshu), Particular about Shochu (Japanese spirits)
ServicesParties over 2.5 hours, Celebrations and surprises, Delivery

Getting there

4 min walk (340 m) from Iidabashi Station, Exit B4b.

Also near: Ushigome-kagurazaka (Exit A3): 5 min · Kagurazaka (Exit 1a): 8 min

Sotobori StreetSotobori-doriKarukozakaFujiyaFamilyMart234561Exit B4bKagurazaka MaedaN100 m
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors
  1. Leave Iidabashi Station by Exit B4b and walk south for 10 m.
  2. Turn left at Fujiya onto Kagura-koji and walk 110 m.
  3. Turn right at FamilyMart and walk 40 m.
  4. Turn right and walk 120 m.
  5. Turn right and walk 20 m.
  6. Turn right and walk 20 m.
  7. You arrive at Kagurazaka Maeda.

    Look for

    神楽坂 前田

    The restaurant's name, as on its sign

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

Show this to a taxi driver

神楽坂 前田東京都新宿区神楽坂3-6

The address in Japanese, as drivers enter it

Location

Address3-6 Kagurazaka Shinjuku, Tokyo 162-0825
Stations
  • Iidabashi, 410 m, about 7 min walk
  • Ushigome-kagurazaka, 440 m, about 7 min walk
  • Kagurazaka, 670 m, about 11 min walk
DirectionsJR Chuo Line Iidabashi Station, West Exit, 4 minutes on foot.

Find it in Google MapsOfficial website

Questions visitors ask

How much does Kagurazaka Maeda cost?

The restaurant puts dinner at ¥15,000–19,999 per person and lunch at ¥4,000–4,999. Drinks and a service charge (Service charge 10%) may be extra; credit cards are accepted.

Can I bring children to Kagurazaka Maeda?

Children are welcome.

What is the nearest station to Kagurazaka Maeda?

Iidabashi Station, about 4 minutes on foot (340 m). Ushigome-kagurazaka Station is about 7 minutes away.

Sources

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