Morikawa
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Discover Morikawa in Tokyo's Ginza - delighting in sumptuous chicken dishes and Mizutaki in a cozy, intimate setting. A treat for culinary adventurers.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Ginza, Tokyo, Morikawa is a revered establishment that captures food lovers' imaginations. The restaurant specializes in mouthwatering chicken creations and traditional Mizutaki hot pots, drawing fervent fans who bank on quality and style.
Morikawa's menu is a reflection of simplicity and excellence. A standout dish is the twice-fried karaage, renowned for an extraordinary crunch enveloped in a tantalizing sauce that complements the juicy chicken perfectly. The Ultimate Oyakodon, a mix of chicken and egg over rice, is celebrated for its rich yet balanced flavor and heavenly texture.
Easily accessed via Higashi-Ginza Station, the restaurant offers a culinary oasis amidst Tokyo's energy. Although slightly tucked away, it promises a traditional izakaya-style experience for diners seeking authentic Japanese fare.
With a cozy and inviting atmosphere, Morikawa offers a setting conducive to both intimate solo dining and small gatherings, its unassuming decor directing attention entirely to the culinary delights.
Service is personable and attentive, delivered with care as the chef intricately oversees cooking and guest interaction, offering diners a glimpse into the culinary passions behind each dish. Patrons often appreciate this close interaction, rewarding the effort respectfully.
For those eager to enjoy authentic Japanese fare and unforgettable experiences, Morikawa serves up culinary artistry and cherished memories.
Morikawa Phone Number
Morikawa Business Days
Morikawa Address
Tamami Building 1F, 2-13-17 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061
Morikawa Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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