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Prepay for a set course and secure your seat. Your meal is arranged in advance, so you can arrive and dine without ordering.
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Meals IncludedLunch: US$69.69 - 133.04
Dinner: US$114.03 - 209.07
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Lannette Loo
Amazing meal of authenticity and traditional. I loved the bamboo basket with paper lining hotpot, an awesome display of authenticity. Definitely worth the value!
Torafugu-tei Ginza
March 27, 2026
Raquel R.
I recently had the pleasure of dining at Ginza Wakuta for their kaiseki dinner for the first time in one year after becoming a mom, and it did not disappoint me. It was an unforgettable experience from start to finish. From the moment my husband and I walked in, we were welcomed by the warm and friendly staff. They made sure to make us feel comfortable.
The private room we were seated in offered a stunning view; if you are a fan of the trains , you definitely would love it! We could watch the railroads on the first row.
The food itself was a combination of art and flavor. The dishes' presentation looked like paint, and the chef made sure the colors matched the season.
The Owan soup was hands down my favorite — the mix of flavors was absolutely perfect, with just the right balance of richness and
At the end of the night, the chef himself came to walk us out and thank us. This thoughtful gesture made the whole experience even more special. I would definitely return to Ginza Wakuta for another unforgettable kaiseki dinner.
Ginza Wakuta
March 26, 2025
Serkan T.
Ginza Wakuta turned out to be one of the most memorable kaiseki meals we’ve ever had. We were seated in a private room with a great view—you could see shinkansen trains passing by on one side, and a lively restaurant street on the other. It was such a unique mix of calm and energy, right in the heart of Tokyo.
The staff were all dressed in beautiful kimono and treated us with so much care and kindness. Their hospitality really stood out and made the experience feel extra special.
The meal was made up of many seasonal small dishes, each one carefully prepared and beautifully plated. Everything looked like a piece of art, and the flavors were just as impressive. Even the tableware was amazing—handmade pieces that showed off the beauty of Japanese craftsmanship.
The standout for me was the wagyu beef from Nagasaki—so tender and full of flavor. I also loved the crab rice served in an earthenware pot.
Ginza Wakuta
March 26, 2025
Luca Tornaghi
Greatttttttttt
Torafugu-tei Ginza
December 31, 2024
Samantha Liang
Wonderful experience. Food is good and service is immaculate. We thoroughly enjoyed the dinner.
Fugu Fukuji
December 27, 2024
Nob Kladjarern
Had a very memorable dinner here with my wife. Everything made from the fugu tasted great, but first time for both of us so no point of comparison. All the staff were very welcoming and provided great service. The chef came to prepare the nabe at our table for about 15-20 minutes. made for extra special and intimate experience. I don’t know if they always do that. Would come back if we get a chance.
Fugu Fukuji
November 15, 2024
Qiru Zhou
The staff/host are very friendly set us the table and resolve the reservation confusion (we prepaid). This is the first time we tried Fugu dishes. We did had good experience. The courses are served exactly as described and the host keep check our progress to serve the next. If anyone want to try Fugu dinner, this restaurent is a good place to try at good price (may due JPY-USD exchange rate?).
Torafugu-tei Ginza
October 11, 2024
Frequently Asked QuestionsHow to reserve fugu restaurants in Tokyo?
To book a fugu restaurant in Tokyo, you can simply phone the restaurant directly, however there is a chance that you will come across a language barrier when doing so, if you are not familiar with Japanese. A simpler way to reserve a fugu restaurant in Tokyo is to use an online service such as byFood, which aims to help foreigners book restaurants when they come to Japan. When reserving a restaurant using byFood, you can filter restaurants according to cuisine, like fugu, and different areas such as various districts in Tokyo. Once you have decided which fugu restaurant to reserve, just add your reservation information to the restaurant page. The platform will make a reservation on your behalf and send you a confirmation email. Or, if the reservation was unsuccessful, you will receive a declined reservation email instead.
Is a reservation required for fugu restaurants in Tokyo?
Most fugu restaurants in Tokyo require a reservation, however this is not always the case. Depending on the fugu restaurant, a reservation might be required particularly for high-class establishments. It is still a good idea to reserve a mid-range fugu restaurant ahead of time so as not to miss out.
What is the average cost of a meal at fugu restaurants in Tokyo?
On average, fugu restaurants in Tokyo will cost between 10,000 and 30,000 yen, depending on the restaurant. Cheaper options are also available, where you can expect to spend between 4000 yen and 6000 yen for a fugu meal.
Fugu Restaurants in Tokyo
Since 1985, fugu restaurants in Tokyo have been required to be licensed to prepare and serve fugu dishes. Better known as pufferfish in English, fugu is the potentially deadly Japanese delicacy that wildly tempts the culinary adventurous. Fugu restaurants in Tokyo are reliable, requiring chefs to complete professional training to learn how to carefully remove the poisonous parts of the pufferfish before serving.
If there were ever a time to try fugu, a trip to Tokyo would be just the perfect opportunity. Enjoy it as thinly sliced sashimi pieces or served simmering in a steaming nabe hot pot. Whether it be at a classy restaurant in Ginza, or a more hidden restaurant in the otaku district of Ikebukuro, there are plenty of options for you to enjoy fugu at a restaurant in Tokyo. Taste fugu at a sushi train in Asakusa or at a kaiseki restaurant in Tokyo on the top floor of a Shinjuku skyscraper. With direct access to the world’s largest fish market, Toyosu Fish Market, fugu is a food in Japan that you should experience at one of Tokyo’s speciality restaurants!