超級爆棚餐廳的預約方法
不善於使用英語的日本餐廳。無法享受賓館禮賓台服務的Airbnb住客,為了預約餐廳可謂是煞費苦心。在此介紹一些預約的方法以供參考。讓您的旅行更精彩。
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Kengo Yamada
Tokyo gourmet emperor/German cars for life/Dan beste, oder nichtsYoroniku (Yakiniku)
Reservations are accepted by phone only. Phone number: +81-3-3498-4629. English available. https://tabelog.com/en/tokyo/A1306/A130602/13042979/


Leo Saito
chief editor, TokyoTableTripMatsukawa (Kappo)
By referral only (name of referral will be asked at the time of reservation). Reservations are accepted by phone only. Phone number: +81-3-6277-7371. English available. Reservation is only available for 2 or more guests, except for lunch. ※Lunch is only served on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
http://tabelog.com/en/tokyo/A1307/A130701/13124391/



Leo Saito
chief editor, TokyoTableTripReferral does not have to be a regular; anyone who has been to Matsukawa once can be a referral.

guest
Tabiko advised that you need to speak Japanese in order to dine there, is it true?

tanseaway
They have at least one English speaking staff who will assist you during your meal - so it's not necessary to speak Japanese.

localtaste
This info was accurate at the time this article was written, two years ago. In 2019, I believe booking by new clients for dining at the counter there, unfortunately, would be impossible.
Viv
@localtaste, is lunch booking possible for first timers?

localtaste
@viv I have to let Leo / others correct me if I am wrong. But lunch booking at the counter isn’t even possible for first timer. Personally, I prefer Kimoto and a number of people I know agree. (But some disagree though.)

guest
Matsukawa is introduction only regardless of lunch or dinner. Kimoto is bookable by omakase, though one has to engage in internet warfare.

guest
it's still relatively easy to book kimoto on omakase. definitely not an amamoto situation where everything is gone within seconds.
Viv
thanks localtaste! loved kimoto too, it is probably the best kaiseki i've been to so far.

localtaste
@viv u r always welcome. As u got lots of dining experience at so many top restaurants, I don’t think u would miss as much as u thought without visiting Matsukawa. I know how u feel, especially it’s on the top of the list everybody is talking about. Some of any top of these restaurant lists could be disappointing. They are subject to lots of factors including culinary politics. There are so many great restaurants out there which yet unknown and not too difficult to book.

guest
@localtaste I hear you. I recently been to a top rated french restaurant in Tokyo and felt underwhelmed. The restaurant was so hard to get into but is ordinary at best in my opinion. Sometimes things are just overhyped, especially by SNS. So thank you for sharing your honest opinions of restaurants here. I used to want to go to every highly rated restaurant but now more of going with the flow. 一期一会 it is!
Leo Saito
chief editor, TokyoTableTripJimbocho Den (Kappo)
Reservations are acceted by phone only. Phone number: +81-3-3222-3978. Call between the hours of 11:00am to 4:00pm. It may be difficult to establish phone connections in the earlier hours. We recommend calling after 2pm. English available.
http://tabelog.com/en/tokyo/A1310/A131003/13046855/


Leo Saito
chief editor, TokyoTableTripSushiya (Sushi)
Reservations are accepted by hotel or major credit cards concierge only.
http://tabelog.com/en/tokyo/A1301/A130101/13147846/


Leo Saito
chief editor, TokyoTableTripKyoaji (Kappo)
By referral only for dinner. No referral required for lunch. Reservations are accepted by phone only. Phone number: +81-3-3591-3344. After 6pm Japan time, English is available.
http://tabelog.com/en/tokyo/A1301/A130103/13002887/


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