kurozatsubakitei

The food is neat and delicious. I recommend it to people who don't like salty food.In Japan, the degree of salty food varies greatly depending on the restaurant. My family went there twice in 3days because it was delicious and fresh. Tendong come with sauce and soft boiled egg, so you can add sauce according to your preference.

How is this rated 3.4 on google maps? The food is delicious. Perfect for breakfast/lunch or a light dinner. The side dishes full of greens and tamago are lightly seasoned. The sashimi was fresh. The tempura was perfectly battered and fresh. Delicious food. I came twice, better than a bunch of 4+ rated places I went to from google maps recommendations.

We visited for lunch after shopping at GINZA SIX. It was a bit crowded on the weekend, but worth the wait. The grilled salmon and salmon roe hitsumabushi gozen came with three types of obanzai, pickles, miso soup, and warabi mochi for dessert. The soup was a bit salty for my taste, but overall, it was a very delicious and satisfying lunch. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to enjoy a Japanese lunch in Ginza!

Came to this restaurant with my Japanese colleagues for lunch. Modern and clean restaurant with a variety of Japanese dishes. I ordered a Deep Fried Horse Mackeral set. My order took quite long to serve maybe because of the peak lunch hours. When my order came, there was two pieces of Deep Fried Mackeral. It was well fried and quite crispy but there are quite a number of bones.

Kurozatsubakitei in Ginza Six offers a decent food experience, but it may not live up to the high expectations set by its location and reputation. The ambiance is pleasant with minimalist décor, providing a calm setting for lunch. While the menu features a variety of items, the flavors and presentation are somewhat standard, lacking the distinctive touch that might make it stand out among other restaurants in the area. Overall, Kurozatsubakitei provides a satisfactory experience for those seeking a casual lunch spot in Ginza Six.

Fancy teishoku place in Ginza Six. I got the ochazuke of grilled salmon and salmon roe which was somewhat average. I get that the broth doesn’t need to be boiling hot as the fish is cooked but it came out lukewarm which wasn’t quite the right temperature and there wasn’t quite enough condiments to go along with it. Pretty average for the price point. It has a nice ambience but I got to say having goldfish projected on the walls of a seafood place, you can’t help but have ideas..

Food was reasonably priced at Ginza Took the fried mackerel set and the soup rice white bait fish with spicy roe Portion is good and taste is 3.8/5

A very pleasant space with very fast and nice service. The food was very good. We had the grilled eel and a kaiseki experience.