IZAMESHI Dish
Cafe · Chūō ·

IZAMESHI Dish

Cafe · Chūō ·

Specializing in Izameshi disaster food, hot dishes, desserts

izameshi disaster food
vegetarian options
desserts
ambiance
ramen
matcha waffle pancake
beef stew
disaster-preparedness cuisine
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null
IZAMESHI Dish by null

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Japan, 〒104-0061 Tokyo, Chuo City, Ginza, 7 Chome−10−1 GINZA innit 1F Get directions

¥1,000–2,000

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Japan, 〒104-0061 Tokyo, Chuo City, Ginza, 7 Chome−10−1 GINZA innit 1F Get directions

+81 3 3289 5155
izameshidish.com
@izameshidish

¥1,000–2,000 · Menu

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Features

•Restroom
•Accepts reservations
•Popular for lunch
•Popular for dinner
•Cozy
•Trendy
•Good for solo dining
•Dessert

Last updated

Dec 22, 2025

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In Case of Emergency, Eat Saigaishoku | Eater

"This Ginza restaurant, which opened in 2021, turns the Izameshi brand’s 65 types of disaster food into hot dishes and also sells the packaged products so diners can recreate the meals at home. The menu leans toward comforting, familiar items — the author considered a koji‑marinated chicken and onions but chose a beef stew served with chunky vegetables, rice, watercress, and a dollop of herb cream cheese (noted as more of a watery gravy than a thick stew, but nonetheless satisfying and potentially very reassuring for a family without electricity or gas). The lunch crowd skews young, reflecting the multigenerational appeal of disaster-preparedness cuisine, and the visit prompted the author to buy several packets to add to a personal emergency stash." - Kenji Hall

https://www.eater.com/24194897/japan-saigaishoku-disaster-food-emergency-rations
IZAMESHI Dish

Audrey H.

Google
Many healthy vegetarian dishes to choose from. Almost all soups are vegetarian options. The tofu steak tastes really nice. Ambience is clean, spacious and yet cost n warm. Service is great.

Goldy W.

Google
Good desserts and cafe place! Good value and quality!

daphna H.

Google
The food was good, big portions. Selection of various dishes, it took time till it was served.

Chou-Yi H.

Google
A nice cafe restaurant to stay for brunch, the place is comfortable and warm, the Ramen is highly recommended, the soup is extraordinary delicious.

Анна А.

Google
Casual dining and very tasty high quality food, Nice atmosphere with Street view Big portions

Danny

Google
Food is good. Service is good. Prices are a bit higher than some others but OK. Not sure I understand why in a party of six where five ordered coffee, gelato or other things one member who didn’t want to eat was told he had to order if he wanted to stay??? Maybe it’s a cultural thing.

Jamie W.

Google
The ambience is very nice. The outdoors living upstairs is very cool! Ordered an iced hojicha latte. There was what tasted to be ice cream/soft serve melted on top, but the tea itself wasn’t very good. Not sure if it was pricy or not for the drink (750¥), but the food looked expensive price wise. But maybe that’s because it’s izameshi?

Marcus

Google
Izameshi Dish truly stands out with its delectable matcha waffle pancake and a delightful array of desserts. The interior is tastefully decorated, adding to the overall ambiance, and the staff’s warm and welcoming demeanor only enhances the experience. I highly recommend this place for a sweet treat and a great dining experience.