The Tokyo City Guide
The hot shopping zone of Ginza is also home to hyper-regional restaurants from three of Tokyo's most exciting talents.
Tokyo's Ginza shopping district. Photo © Andrea Fazzari.
Eat in Tokyo
Ginza Ibuki
At Ginza Ibuki, chef Sadahisa Yoshizawa focuses on seafood from Japan's Kochi prefecture, like blackthroat fish that he butterflies, dries overnight and then grills.
Setouchi Ryori Suminoe
Fourth-generation chef Yasufumi Otani flies in seafood from the Seto-naikai area for his kaiseki menu at Setouchi Ryori Suminoe.
Yamagata San-Dan-Delo
Foodies make pilgrimages to Masayuki Okuda's Italian-influenced restaurant in the northern prefecture of Yamagata; now he shows off the area's ingredients, like Yonezawa wagyu, at Yamagata San-Dan-Delo.
Published
May 2011
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