Oden Ore No Dashi
Oden
Savor Tokyo's exquisite oden in Ginza's heart, where traditional flavors blend seamlessly with modern techniques for a unique culinary experience.
Restaurant Details
Immerse yourself in a heartwarming culinary journey at Oden Ore No Dashi, perfectly nestled in Tokyo's spirited Ginza, Chuo City district. Renowned for its mastery in both traditional and contemporary oden interpretations, the establishment delivers a symphony of flavors, accentuated in its signature dashi broth. Savor delicacies such as daikon, tender beef tendon, and a perfectly marinated egg that leave every palate longing for more.
Just a brief stroll from Shimbashi Station, its prime location invites patrons exploring Ginza's vibrant scene. The ambiance is a delightful blend of traditional and modern izakaya aesthetics, where the sushi-style counter seating presents an engaging dining experience, offering a seamless view into the culinary techniques of the chefs.
The design, crafted for intimacy and comfort, is a wonderful setting for quiet evenings or convivial gatherings. The atmosphere radiates with authentic Japanese decor, enriched by warm lighting and refined wooden elements that create an inviting space.
Guided by an expert chef from a renowned background, the restaurant infuses passion and tradition into every dish. The dashi, a harmonious blend of Hokkaido kelp, Kagoshima bonito, and Shizuoka mackerel, is celebrated as much as the oden it accompanies.
Exemplary service is a defining characteristic, echoing premium hospitality standards. Especially beloved during cooler seasons, Oden Ore No Dashi is a culinary gem cherished by both Tokyo locals and travelers alike.
Oden Ore No Dashi Phone Number
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Oden Ore No Dashi Address
Metro Building 1F, 7-6-6 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061
Oden Ore No Dashi 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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