A top traditional Japanese restaurant led by a chef and sommelier team who brought Japanese cuisine to Paris and earned a Michelin star in record time after opening in Tokyo.
Oryori Otsuka Yosuke
御料理 おおつかようすけ
TOKYO
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Japanese Cuisine
This exclusive Japanese cuisine restaurant which operated on a referral-only basis has now opened reservations for international guests.
- Counter Seating
- Private Room
- Open for Lunch
Chef Yosuke Otsuka, head chef and owner of Oryori Otsuka Yosuke, hails from Kurume in Fukuoka Prefecture. Still in his 30s, he has already impressed many guests with his dedication to true hospitality. His commitment led him to create a restaurant where reservations were only available via referrals, in which regular guests would refer only their most valued companions, making Oryori Otsuka Yosuke a highly exclusive establishment.
Fluent in English, Chef Otsuka has now decided to offer access to international guests by making reservations available through the service My Concierge Japan.
His menu combines homestyle dishes with unique creations, crafted from carefully selected seasonal premium ingredients, with each dish highlighting their natural flavors. A standout feature that Chef Otsuka presents with pride is the meat course, which uses Tarama Beef, a rare delicacy produced in the area around Miyako Island.
The restaurant’s wooden interior features two private rooms and six counter seats, creating a relaxed atmosphere where guests can feel the natural warmth of the materials.
“Our success comes from guests who have kindly introduced us to their friends and acquaintances,” Chef Otsuka says.
With its welcoming ambiance and carefully prepared dishes, each made from top-quality ingredients, Oryori Otsuka Yosuke invites you to experience its charm and share it with your friends.
| Address | 1st Floor Irizuki Bldg, 1-4-26 Nishi-Azabu, Minatoku, Tokyo |
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| Business hours | Lunch：12:00-14:00 Dinner：18:00-23:00 |
| Closed | Irregular Holidays |
| Directions | 5 minute walk from Nogizaka Station of the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line (2 minute taxi ride). 10 minute walk from Roppongi Station of the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line (2 minute taxi ride). |
| Price | From ¥55,000 |
| Seating | 6 counter seats 2 private rooms (for 2 to 8 guests) |
| Smoking | Prohibited |
| Children | Children 13 years old and older who can eat an adult's course are welcome. |
| 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% |
1st Floor Irizuki Bldg, 1-4-26 Nishi-Azabu, Minatoku, Tokyo
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