Neighbourhood
Where to eat in Ginza
Ginza is known for formal dining: sushi counters, tempura, kaiseki, and long-established Western-style restaurants, many of them on upper floors or in basements with little signage at street level.
Lunch is the way in. Some of these restaurants serve a shorter, less expensive course at lunch, and the department-store food halls (depachika) are worth a visit on their own.
We are still choosing the restaurants for Ginza. Until they are here, start with what to eat in Tokyo .
