AbeGinza Main store

We popped in and were lucky to get two places at the bar. We ate supper and it was out of this world. Miso soup, tempura veg, shrimp and fish, rice. Himalayan salt. Best meal I’ve ever had in Tokyo. Delicious Asahi beer. Two chefs - older lady and young man. Great team work. Very cozy rest...aurant with excellent service. @ £30 per person.

Visited January 2025

This spot is one of the best tempura spots in Ginza. The price range is not too bad and it's pretty affordable considering the quality. I know there's another restaurant with the same exact name but I recommend the honten which means the first restaurant

Visited September 2024

Mind blowing tempura in the heart of Ginza. I’m not an expert on eating tempura in Japan but I eat a lot of good food and this meal blew me away. The shrimp we started with was so sweet and beautifully fried. Then we had a series of fish and vegetables. I opted for the largest menu (around 8000Y) an...d was not at all sorry to roll out the door very full. The clam they serve as part of that meal was sooo sweet and tender. The other things served along side were all delicious and gorgeously prepared - beautifully pickled radishes, a tuna sashimi starter, my kid’s miso soup… all excellent. Just please note: it’s as hard to find as people say if you don’t read Japanese. And there’s another restaurant of a similar name, which we started at. You can find it google maps but once we were there, nothing was in English and a very sweet man helped us find it ( we were standing in front of it abs didn’t know.) All part of the adventure. 😀

Visited June 2024

We were looking for tempura and it came up first on TripAdvisor and we were close by... We had no idea it was Michelin starred or that people make reservations weeks in advance! We just happened to hit it at off peak hours and had to promise to not stay longer than 2 hours. No problem. And it was ...fabulous. We had a person with a fish allergy in our group and they couldn't have been more accommodating, coming up with inventive substitutions for the seafood items. Yes, it's expensive, but it was worth it. It's like having a private chef make you exquisite little dishes one at a time. Pay attention to the other reviews explaining how to find the elevator to get down to the basement level - it's not obvious to non-Japanese speakers.

Visited February 2024

My last night in Tokyo for business and lucky enough to have found this gem. Yes, it is hard to find, yes, it is in a basement and yes it was worth the short walk from the main road. There are only 16 seats, 12 of them are at the bar. There are set menus (which I’ve found to be common in Tokyo) and ...the food was delicious. They speak enough English to walk you through the process of which salt to use and what things are. Try it all.

Visited November 2023