Restaurant Details

Kyoto’s famed Tominokoji Yamaishi has finally served the flavors of Kyoto until the wee hours of the morning in its most recent Ginza izakaya branch.

A meal at Ginza Nominokoji Yamagishi might start with sashimi, simple soups and bites of tradition that remind diners that this establishment is operated by one of Kyoto’s oldest and most renowned kappo brands. High ceilings, beautiful wrap-around glass and floor-to-ceiling wood create a timeless atmosphere, where guests can forget about the day through several hours of Michelin-selected food. The 3-sides counter frames an open kitchen setting, from which steaming baths of oden and careful preparation can be observed.

Kyo-yasai, Kyoto’s heirloom vegetables, make appearances in the form of burdock and sweet carrots. Sake is imported from venerable sake regions around the country, offering guests an opportunity to explore Japan while enjoying its national spirit.

Some of the venue’s signature dishes include baked gyoza, curry, and ramen. Though this izakaya is much more upscale than the typical hole in the wall visitors have come to expect, diners will find that Yamagishi serves nostalgic favorites with elevated technique.

Michelin Guide accolades:

2024 - Michelin Selected

Ginza Nominokoji Yamagishi Access Info

• Ginza Nominokoji Yamagishi is a 5-minute walk from Nihombashi Station.

Ginza Nominokoji Yamagishi Phone Number

Ginza Nominokoji Yamagishi Business Days

Ginza Nominokoji Yamagishi Address

Ginza Takagi Building 10F, 7-3-6 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061

Ginza Nominokoji Yamagishi Cancellation Policy

Cancel your reservation at least 4 days before the dining start time to receive a full refund.