Washoku Onodera

Washoku Onodera
Discover Japanese kaiseki cuisine at Washoku Onodera, where seasonal ingredients and traditional techniques create a memorable experience in Kagurazaka.
Restaurant Details
Washoku Onodera, nestled in the heart of Kagurazaka, Tokyo, offers an authentic Japanese dining experience that is both traditional and innovative. Known for its exquisite Japanese kaiseki cuisine, the restaurant meticulously prepares each dish using seasonal ingredients, ensuring a fresh and flavorful experience. Signature dishes include rice cooked with fish in a large ceramic pot, bamboo shoot and sakura shrimp rice, and grilled Hakurei mushrooms.
The restaurant is situated on the top floor of a building on Kagurazaka Dori street, providing a serene escape from the bustling city below. The interior reflects a traditional Japanese aesthetic, featuring shoji screens that create a calming atmosphere, perfect for both intimate gatherings and lively celebrations.
Guests can enjoy attentive service from the friendly staff, with the option to dine at the counter for a more interactive experience with the cheerful head chef. Private rooms are also available for those seeking a more secluded dining experience. To complement the meal, a variety of excellent sake is recommended by the chef, enhancing the flavors of the dishes.
Washoku Onodera is not only a place to enjoy exceptional cuisine but also a destination for those celebrating special occasions, with complimentary champagne offered for anniversary registrations. Whether you're a connoisseur of Japanese cuisine or a first-time visitor, Washoku Onodera promises a memorable dining experience in the vibrant neighborhood of Kagurazaka.
Washoku Onodera Phone Number
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Washoku Onodera Address
Echigoya Building 4F, 3-2 Kagurazaka, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 162-0825
Washoku Onodera Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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