Ginza Casita - Chuoku

When I went to the restaurant that I had booked on Opentable at 11:30am on May 27th, I saw a sign saying that the restaurant was temporarily closed due to coronavirus precautions, which was very troubling since it was an important business event. I can't even call the store. I don't think I would be charged a cancellation fee, but I was in trouble anyway.

What I got: the higher priced omakase, beer and carafe of sake. The food was really good but that's what one would expect at 18,000 JPN (total was 26,250). Based in the US East Coast, I try to maximize the few chances to eat in Japan but I think Onodera@NYC, Cagen@NYC were much better. Would recommend going to Sora or other top places. Also, stay at better hotels (such as the Peninsula or Imperial) so that their concierges can book reservations at those hard to get places.

Excellent sushi restaurant. Sushi quality is high and they serve vegetables also!? Vegetable sauce is really traditional Japanese “dashi” and Umami was really nice. Sushi chef is very gentle and quiet, so far from irritated sushi chef.

Very kind and sweet service! We spent a lovely night here. The food was wonderful, and the view was gorgeous! Highly recommand

Sunday Evening dinner was beyond our expectations. We were able to order their December Xmas special menu on their first day. Seated near the window, we had the view of Ginza Tokyo Tower all to ourselves