Toku Uchiyama
The chef-owner of this Ginza restaurant offers his own take on kaiseki, the traditional banquet-style seasonal cuisine of Japan.
Restaurant Details
A mere three-minute walk from Higashi-Ginza station is the well-regarded kaiseki restaurant, Toku Uchiyama, which chef-owner Keisuke Kimura opened to showcase his own unique skills, which he has refined through years of experience in the Ginza culinary scene. While some aspects of the food served at Toku Uchiyama is a mirror of that of his past workplace, Ginza Uchiyama, Kimura's own restaurant also offers a whole new range of flavors and originality.
The signature dish of this restaurant is their ochazuke, a dish of rice with tea poured over it, covered with sesame sauce and filled with red sea bream from Awaji. It has become a must-order for anyone who visits. Another popular dish is the grilled sesame tofu. Its fluffy texture is a result of tireless kneading during preparation. Chef Kimura recommends this to be eaten with their thick sesame sauce.
Other servings in their course menu include mukozuke, stewed dishes, and grilled dishes that display the high skill level of chef Kimura. The perfect location, variations of flavors, and refined presentation in interior and serving make Toku Uchiyama a perfect spot for any occasion.
Toku Uchiyama Phone Number
Toku Uchiyama Business Days
Toku Uchiyama Address
First Tachibana Building 1F, 3-12-9 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo, 104-0061, Japan
Toku Uchiyama 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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