Ginza, Tokyo

Kushinobo Tokyo Ginza Main Store

RestaurantKushikatsu Restaurant

串の坊 東京銀座本店

Source checked 2026-08-23
Guests repeatedly praise the changing skewer sequence and self-paced omakase format.
Broc paraphrase of current public guest-review themes — not a verbatim quotation.

A precise version of the Kushinobo format

The Tokyo main store traces its Ginza presence to 1960. Today it has 44 counter and table seats and serves the group's seasonal kushikatsu progression a short walk from Ginza Station.

Kushinobo began in Osaka in 1950. Its defining format is creative kushikatsu made from seasonal ingredients and served in sequence, rather than a single plate arriving all at once.

Why this branch, specifically

Pick this branch for the longest Tokyo lineage: it connects the group's Osaka founding story to more than six decades in Ginza.

Telephone
03-3571-7979
Public price band
Lunch ¥3,000–3,999; dinner ¥8,000–9,999
Room
44 seats; counter and tables
Visitor note
English, Chinese and Korean menus listed; no affiliated parking
Verified
2026-08-23; recheck before travel

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Google and TripAdvisor were rechecked on 2026-08-23; 2 exact platform records were tied to this branch by address, telephone, building or floor. A completed search with no exact match is shown as not found instead of being assigned a score. The other article facts retain the source record shown above.