Osaka Kitchen Shibuya
Teppanyaki
Award-winning teppanyaki, a touch of Osaka-brand charm and ingredients chosen for their quality keep this Shibuya spot booming.
Restaurant Details
Walk through a covered overpass from Shibuya Station to the sixth floor of the fashionable Tokyu Plaza Shibuya, and you'll find this up-and-coming teppanyaki spot with an unexpected name for a hotspot in Tokyo. It’s a nod to the chef’s hometown, who grew up in Japan’s “tenka no daidokoro” — the nation’s kitchen — and is now bringing Osaka's charm to the city crowd.
First and foremost: let’s talk about the okonomiyaki, the delicious, slightly sweet, slightly salty, and all-around umami-savory pancake loved by the Kansai region. Many venues claim to do it right, but Osaka Kitchen might truly excel. Leveraging 30 years of teppanyaki experience, the chef adds a few tweaks to the dish. Instead of the average yamaimo (mountain yam), he uses the especially viscous yamatoimo to add an extra level of fluffiness. The pancake is brushed with Osaka-sourced Kinmon sauce and scored with mayonnaise.
Beyond that, Osaka Kitchen’s Shibuya outlet is all about delicious food, with teppanyaki and okonomiyaki always present. Premium A5-rank Wagyu and famed Kobe beef sourced from Osaka’s neighbor, Kobe, are selected for their quality, not their price. Steaks are simply seasoned with salt and pepper to let the natural, full-bodied red meat flavor shine, served with a dash of truffle salt.
Food is freshly cooked at each seat, where chefs master the heat and bring out the best in the ingredients. For the a la carte menu, check the blackboard where seasonal items are written and updated regularly. Really, it couldn’t get any better than this.
Which one is Kobe beef? Which one is non-branded Wagyu? Delight in a sumptuous course featuring fresh abalone and the highly esteemed, ultra-luxurious Kobe beef. As part of the experience, diners will have the unique opportunity to taste and compare Kobe beef and non-branded A5-ranked Wagyu sirloin. If you guess right, you will receive a free drink.
Which one is Kobe beef? Which one is non-branded Wagyu? Delight in a sumptuous course featuring fresh abalone and the highly esteemed, ultra-luxurious Kobe beef. As part of the experience, diners will have the unique opportunity to taste and compare Kobe beef and non-branded A5-ranked Wagyu sirloin. If you guess right, you will receive a free drink.
Osaka Kitchen Shibuya Remarks
Guests with dietary restrictions and/or food allergies should inform the restaurant beforehand. The restaurant might not be able to accommodate guests who make same-day requests.
The restaurant reserves the right to refuse reservations to guests who have excessive dietary restrictions, particularly those of fish or vegetables.
The course menu content listed below is an example, and is subject to change based on seasonal availability.
While the restaurant will do its best to reserve guests’ preferred seating options, it may not always be possible due to availability.
The pictures provided are for illustrative purposes.
Osaka Kitchen Shibuya Business Days
Osaka Kitchen Shibuya Address
Tokyu Plaza Shibuya 6F, 1-2-3 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0043
Osaka Kitchen Shibuya Access Info
Osaka Kitchen Tokyu Plaza Shibuya is a 3-minute walk from Shibuya Station (West Exit).
Osaka Kitchen Shibuya Phone Number
Osaka Kitchen Shibuya Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 3 days before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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