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Ryugin

龍吟

Kaiseki in Yurakucho & Hibiya, Tokyo, 2 min walk from Hibiya Station

Our analysis

Dinner ¥80,000–99,999Book online: Pocket Concierge

Photos from the restaurant's pages on Tabelog and Ikyu
All 25 photos, by dishes, the room and the entrance

Dishes 17

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Inside 6

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Entrance 2

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In our ranking, Ryugin is 1st of the 14 kaiseki restaurants in Yurakucho & Hibiya and 23rd of 1,067 in Tokyo. Its least expensive dinner course is ¥84,700 (on Pocket Concierge), 120% above the ¥38,500 median of the 21 kaiseki restaurants in Tokyo ranked nearest to it. Its record: three Michelin stars in the Michelin Guide 2026 (one of 11 in Tokyo in this guide), The Tabelog Award every year since 2021 (8 times; one of 94 in Tokyo in this guide with that run), and Tabelog 100 in 2021, 2023, and 2025. From abroad it can be booked online in English on Pocket Concierge and OMAKASE; 367 of the 1,067 kaiseki restaurants in Tokyo can be. Good for a private room (for 4, 6, or 8), a late dinner (open until 23:00), and an anniversary (it prepares a celebration if asked when booking). Course prices that sources agree on: ¥84,700 on both Pocket Concierge and Ikyu.

How we analyze restaurants

How it compares

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

RestaurantRank in TokyoDinner fromLunch fromBookingAwardsWalkClosed
Iyuki#10budget ¥80,000–99,999—No public phone or onlineSilver 2026 · Tabelog 100 2025—Sun
Ryugin#23¥84,700—Online in English (Pocket Concierge)★★★ · Bronze 2026 · Tabelog 100 20252 min, Hibiya—
Ginza Kani Matsu#33budget ¥80,000–99,999budget ¥80,000–99,999Online in English (TableCheck)Bronze 20265 min, Ginza—
Ginza Kitafuku#72¥40,000—Online in English (TableCheck)Bronze 20265 min, Ginza—
Mushitsu#201¥66,000—Online, Japanese only—2 min, GinzaSun

For international visitors

Easy to book from abroad

Takes bookings online in English and has a menu or staff in English.

MenuEnglish
StaffEnglish
Payment
Seating and facilitiesPrivate rooms, Sommelier, Wheelchair accessible

How to book Ryugin

  1. Book online in English on Pocket Concierge or OMAKASE, the booking services the restaurant uses.
  2. The restaurant also takes online bookings in Japanese through Ikyu Restaurant.
  3. Call 03-6630-0007 (+81-3-6630-0007 from outside Japan). The restaurant says it has English-speaking staff.
  • Reservations: required. Walk-ins are not accepted.
  • 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 listed on Pocket Concierge, which takes bookings in English. Prices are per person. Book on Pocket Concierge

  1. Ryugin Special Omakase Course

    Dinner

    ¥84,700

    per person, tax & service incl., ≈$560

    Cheapest

  2. Ryugin Special Omakase Tea Pairing Course

    Dinner

    ¥95,700

    per person, tax & service incl., ≈$640

    ¥11,000 more than the one above

  3. Ryugin Special Omakase Alcohol Pairing Course

    Dinner

    ¥161,700

    per person, tax & service incl., ≈$1,080

    ¥66,000 more than the one above

The food

Photos from the restaurant's pages on Tabelog and Ikyu.

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Prices

Dinner¥80,000–99,999 per person
Diners report spending¥80,000–99,999 at dinner
Service chargeService charge: 10% for regular seating; 15% for private and semi-private rooms.
Credit cards
Electronic moneyNot accepted

Opening hours

Monday18:00–23:00
Tuesday18:00–23:00
Wednesday18:00–23:00
Thursday18:00–23:00
Friday18:00–23:00
Saturday18:00–23:00
Sunday18:00–23:00

Seats and rooms

Inside

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

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Seats40
Private roomsYes, for 4, 6, or 8 people
Private hireNot possible
SmokingNon smoking
Dress codeSemi-formal attire is recommended. We kindly ask that you refrain from visiting in T-shirts, men's shorts, or men's sandals. At Ryugin, we strictly prohibit excessive use of perfume or cologne to ensure that you can fully enjoy the aromas of our dishes. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
SettingNight view, Stylish space, Relaxing space, Spacious seating, Wheelchair access, Wheelchair accessible
DrinksParticular about Sake (Nihonshu), Particular about Shochu (Japanese spirits), Particular about wine
ServicesSommelier available
OpenedDecember 2003

Getting there

2 min walk (120 m) from Hibiya Station.

Also near: Yūrakuchō: 5 min · Uchisaiwaichō (Exit A7): 9 min

Hibiya StreetHarumi StreetHarumi-dori AvenueStarbucks231StationRyuginN50 m
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors
  1. Leave Hibiya Station and walk south-east for 50 m.
  2. Turn right at Starbucks and walk 20 m.
  3. Turn left at Starbucks and walk 40 m.
  4. You arrive at Ryugin.

    Look for

    龍吟

    The restaurant's name, as on its sign

    ミッドタウン日比谷

    Written this way on the building

    Floor

    7F

    6 floors up from the street; take the lift

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

Show this to a taxi driver

龍吟東京都千代田区有楽町1-1-2 ミッドタウン日比谷 7F

The address in Japanese, as drivers enter it

Location

Address1-1-2 Yurakucho Chiyoda, Tokyo 100-0006
Stations
  • Hibiya, 80 m, about 2 min walk
  • Yūrakuchō, 330 m, about 6 min walk
  • Uchisaiwaichō, 600 m, about 10 min walk
Directions- Directly connected to Hibiya Station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line and Hibiya Line, as well as Toei Subway Mita Line.

Find it in Google MapsOfficial website

Nearby

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Awards

  • Selected for Tabelog Japanese cuisine TOKYO “Tabelog 100”, 2025
  • Selected for Tabelog Japanese cuisine TOKYO “Tabelog 100”, 2023
  • Selected for Tabelog Japanese cuisine TOKYO “Tabelog 100”, 2021

Questions visitors ask

How much does Ryugin cost?

The restaurant puts dinner at ¥80,000–99,999 per person. Drinks and a service charge (Service charge: 10% for regular seating; 15% for private and semi-private rooms.) may be extra; credit cards are accepted.

Does Ryugin have an English menu?

Yes. The restaurant lists a menu in English.

What is the nearest station to Ryugin?

Hibiya Station, about 2 minutes on foot (120 m). Yūrakuchō Station is about 6 minutes away.

Does Ryugin have a dress code?

Semi-formal attire is recommended. We kindly ask that you refrain from visiting in T-shirts, men's shorts, or men's sandals. At Ryugin, we strictly prohibit excessive use of perfume or cologne to ensure that you can fully enjoy the aromas of our dishes. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

Does Ryugin have a Michelin star?

Yes. Ryugin has three Michelin stars in the Michelin Guide 2026.

Sources

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