Ginza KOKORO
📍 Japan, 〒104-0061 Tokyo, Chuo City, Ginza, 1-chōme−8−７ ＶＯＲＴ銀座ＤＤＩ Ｂ１Ｆ
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Google: 4.2 • TripAdvisor: 1
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Ginza KOKORO is a refined culinary haven located in the vibrant district of Ginza, Tokyo, known for its exquisite Kobe beef offerings and masterful charcoal grilling techniques. Diners can expect an immersive experience, especially when seated at the chef's counter, where the artistry of the chefs unfolds before their eyes. The ambiance is intimate and respectful, with a service style that emphasizes kindness and tradition, ensuring guests feel valued throughout their visit. Although it boasts a Michelin star, the restaurant has received mixed reviews, particularly concerning the pacing of meals and service during busy times. Nevertheless, the atmosphere and the quality of the food make it a unique choice for those seeking a fine dining experience focused on beef.
Signature Dishes
- •Kobe beef sirloin
- •Chateaubriand
- •Tenderloin
- •Rump steaks
Overall rating 4.1 / 5 (110 reviews)
Google: 4.2 (106 reviews)
TripAdvisor: 1 (4 reviews)
Customer Reviews
Beautiful meal and experience. Sat at the chefs counter and got to see the chefs and sous chefs at work. Masterful cooking over charcoal, beautifully in sync kitchen, incredibly clean. The most amazing service and over the top kindness/respect. Bows all the way until in the elevator. Recommend to anyone seeking a fine beef dining experience
Great service for a 2 star Michelin. The food was fantastic, and ingredients were great. A little thrown off by some of the order of the way the course was lead, but overall a great experience.
The food was great but they tried to add an additional 150£ dish to the bill and I really doubt that it was by mistake seeing that we only ordered 2 set menus and the chef asked us before. Now that I am back in London I see that they charged us twice, once for the reservation and once in the debit card used for the payment of the dinner. I think that they are doing this systematically to see if they get some extra money from tourist.
Very disappointing dinner. We arranged for an omakase dinner for 4 in the private dinning room. The food was reasonable, but the experience was terrible. Courses were rushed, plates were cleared one by one while others were still eating, and in the end we were rushed out of the restaurant.