Ginza Kojyu
銀座小十

TOKYO / Japanese Cuisine 2 Stars4 toques

Experience the mastery of Japanese cuisine, where tradition meets profound love for Japan's culinary heritage.
A distinguished two-star Japanese dining experience awaits.

  • Recommended by a Restaurant Guide
  • 1 Star
  • 2 Stars
  • Counter Seating
  • Private Room
  • Solo Diner Accepted
  • Open for Lunch

Chef Toru Okuda saw limitless potential in the culinary profession, unbound by academic background, family status, or physical ability. Convinced that cooking would allow him to fully explore his capabilities, he dedicated over 20 years to Japanese cuisine in Ginza, earning consistent Michelin two-star ratings and accolades for his artistry. His second restaurant, Ginza Okuda, has also received Michelin stars, and he expanded globally with OKUDA in Paris and New York, gaining worldwide acclaim.

Chef Okuda trained at the esteemed Aoyagi in Tokushima, alongside notable chefs like Chef Yamamoto of the three-Michelin-starred RyuGin. He also studied French cuisine and embraced a philosophy of sourcing exceptional ingredients. His love of ceramics led him to the works of Karatsu ware master Koju Nishioka, whom he met through a chance encounter. Their bond inspired him to name his Ginza restaurant Ginza Kojyu, honoring Nishioka rather than using his own name—an uncommon choice that reflects Chef Okuda’s humility and respect for tradition.

Guided by the belief that “the culture and traditions of Japanese cuisine must not be lost,” Chef Okuda actively promotes Japanese cuisine globally. Appointed a Goodwill Ambassador for Japanese Cuisine by the Japanese government, he focuses on educating chefs and incorporating traditional Japanese meals into schools, while continually enhancing the value of Japanese culinary art.

Chef Toru Okuda’s dedication to Japanese cuisine has established him as a leader in the field. Through his work, he invites diners to experience the profound depth and timeless beauty of authentic Japanese culinary traditions.

Address 4th Floor, 5-4-8 Ginza, Chuoku, Tokyo
Business hours Lunch: 12:00
Dinner: 18:00, 20:30 (2 services)
Closed Sundays and National Holidays
Directions 3 minute walk from B6 Exit of Ginza Station of Ginza Line or Hibiya Line of Tokyo Metro
Price From ¥36,300
Seating 8 Counter seats
3 Private Rooms (2 rooms for 4 guests, 1 room for 8 guests)
※ Private rooms available for 3 or more guests.
Smoking Prohibited
Children Children 13 years old and older who can eat an adult's course are welcome.
Please be advised that reservations with children 12 years and younger will be denied entry.
Wi-Fi None
Language English
Parking None
Dresscode Smart Casual required.
※ Beach sandals, athletic wear such as sweatpants, T-shirts, tank tops, camisoles, and short pants are not permitted.
※ Guests wearing strong perfume or cologne will be denied entry.
Payment method 【Advance payment for online reservation】
PayPal or Credit Card

【Payment for additional orders at the restaurant】
Cash or Credit Card
Cancellation Policy The terms for cancellations and changes may differ based on the restaurant's policies, reservation date, time, and number of guests.
Before making your reservation, please review and agree to the terms and policies listed on the reservation form.
Concierge Service Fee 10%

4th Floor, 5-4-8 Ginza, Chuoku, Tokyo

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