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Best kaiseki in Ryogoku & Kinshicho

5 restaurants, dinner from ¥15,000

The highest-rated kaiseki in Ryogoku & Kinshicho on Tabelog are Sushi Nakagawa, Sushi Kurofune, and Ryuzuki Sushi, and a typical dinner costs about ¥26,000 per person.

Our analysis of these 5

  • 60%book online in English (3)

3 can be booked online in English, 1 online in Japanese only and 1 by phone only. The services that cover the most of them: Ikyu Restaurant (4, in Japanese), Pocket Concierge (2), OMAKASE (1), TableCheck (1).

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. 3 of these 5 take bookings online.

  1. 1

    Sushi Nakagawa鮨 なかがわ

    Sushi, Ryogoku & Kinshicho, 10 min walk from Kinshichō Station

    • Counter seats
    • Closed Mondays and Thursdays

    ¥20,000–29,999

    dinner per person, about $130–200

    Tabelog 3.61

  2. 2

    Sushi Kurofune鮨 黒舟

    Sushi, Ryogoku & Kinshicho, 13 min walk from Sumiyoshi Station

    • Online booking
    • Counter seats
    • Children welcome
    • Closed Wednesdays
    • ¥20,900 Omakase Dinner (Entry at 6 PM)
    • ¥20,900 Omakase Dinner (Entry at 7 PM)
    • ¥13,200 Lunch Omakase (Sundays and Pu…
    • per person, tax incl.

    Lunch ¥10,000–14,999

    Tabelog 3.16

  3. 3

    Ryuzuki Sushi龍月 SUSHI

    Sushi, Ryogoku & Kinshicho, 5 min walk from Kinshichō Station

    • Online booking
    • Counter seats
    • Children welcome
    • Closed Saturdays and Sundays
    • ¥13,000 Ryuzuki: 10 Pieces of Exquisi…
    • ¥25,000 Ryuzuki OMAKASE【2026
    • per person, tax incl.

    Tabelog 3.15

  4. 4

    Takahashi日本料理 たかはし

    Kaiseki, Ryogoku & Kinshicho, 3 min walk from Morishita Station

    Michelin Guide2026
    • English-speaking staff
    • Online booking
    • Counter seats
    • Children welcome
    • Wheelchair access
    • Closed Sundays

    Easy to book from abroad

    • ¥19,800 Course ◆ Starting with Appeti…
    • ¥24,200 Omakase Course Jade
    • ¥24,200 Course ◆ Starting with Appeti…
    • +2 more · per person, tax incl.

    Lunch ¥20,000–29,999

    Tabelog 3.07

  5. 5

    Ryotei Tokibayama料亭 時葉山

    Kaiseki, Ryogoku & Kinshicho, 4 min walk from Kikukawa Station

    • Private rooms

    ¥15,000–19,999

    dinner per person, about $100–130

    Tabelog 3.12

How to book these 5, and what they charge

BookingLanguageRestaurantsLeast expensive dinner course
Pocket ConciergeEnglish2¥20,900 · Sushi Kurofune
OMAKASEEnglish1—
TableCheckEnglish1¥13,000 · Ryuzuki Sushi
Ikyu RestaurantJapanese only4¥13,000 · Ryuzuki Sushi
By phone only—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 kaiseki in Ryogoku & Kinshicho

There are 5 kaiseki restaurants in Ryogoku & Kinshicho in this guide where dinner costs ¥15,000 or more per person. By dinner price, 1 at ¥15,000–19,999, 3 at ¥20,000–29,999, and 1 at ¥30,000–39,999. That is about the same as the Tokyo average of about ¥26,000 for kaiseki.

3 of the 5 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 also serve lunch, often the easier and cheaper way in.

Questions visitors ask

How much does high-end kaiseki cost in Ryogoku & Kinshicho?

Dinner at the 5 kaiseki restaurants listed here ranges from ¥15,000 to ¥39,999 per person, and a typical dinner costs about ¥26,000: 1 at ¥15,000–19,999, 3 at ¥20,000–29,999, and 1 at ¥30,000–39,999, by Tabelog's dinner budgets.

Can I book kaiseki in Ryogoku & Kinshicho online?

Yes for 3 of the 5: they can be booked online in English, most through Pocket Concierge (2), OMAKASE (1), and TableCheck (1). 1 more takes online bookings in Japanese only. 1 takes bookings by phone only, often in Japanese; a hotel concierge can call.

Are children allowed at high-end kaiseki restaurants in Ryogoku & Kinshicho?

It depends on the restaurant: 3 say children are welcome and 0 do not admit young children. Each listing shows the restaurant's policy where it has one.