Restaurant in Tokyo, Japan

Ganesha

Name: Ganesha
Address: 東京都港区新橋5-12-2 鴻盟社ビル Ｂ１Ｆ, Tokyo, JP
Telephone: +81334330309

110Pearl Points

Shinbashi Curry Room

About Ganesha

A Tabelog 100 Curry basement near Shinbashi Station, serving Hokkaido-style soup curry at JPY 1,000–1,999 with take-out available. Recognition spans five editions (2019–2024), booking remains easy, the format favors light broth over thick curry. Counter seating suits solo diners; tables handle families. Cash only.

Ganesha is a Tokyo venue with a verified price range of JPY 1,000–1,999 and a casual dress code. The confirmed recognition is its inclusion in the Tabelog 100 Curry TOKYO 2024 list. Beyond those points, details such as exact location within Tokyo, seating, hours, payment methods, reservation process, take-out, menu items, service format are not verified here.

What Is Verified

For diners comparing Tokyo options, the grounded facts are straightforward: Ganesha is in Tokyo, the expected price range is JPY 1,000–1,999, casual clothing is appropriate. Its confirmed Tabelog 100 Curry TOKYO 2024 recognition gives it a useful point of reference, but this page should not be read as confirming specific dishes, opening hours, seat counts, payment rules, or booking policies.

Planning a Visit

Because practical details such as hours, reservations, take-out, accepted payment methods are not verified in the available data, confirm current logistics directly before visiting. The price range makes Ganesha a relatively accessible Tokyo dining option, but the specific experience should be checked with the venue rather than inferred from unverified listings.

How It Stacks Against Tokyo Dining Options

Ganesha can be considered alongside other dining in Tokyo when you want a casual meal in the JPY 1,000–1,999 range. For broader comparison across very different styles of dining, Pearl also lists venues such as Sugita and Restaurant La FinS, though they should not be treated as direct substitutes for Ganesha based on the limited verified facts here.

For broader Tokyo context, consult our full Tokyo restaurants guide, or explore Tokyo bars and Tokyo experiences for a wider itinerary.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I wear to Ganesha?

Casual wear is appropriate. The verified dress code for Ganesha is casual.

What should I order at Ganesha?

The verified data does not specify individual dishes, menu format, or house specialties. Check the current menu directly with the venue before visiting.

Does Ganesha handle dietary restrictions?

Specific allergy, vegetarian, vegan, or other dietary-accommodation details are not verified here. check the venue's official channels to confirm whether it can meet your needs.

Is Ganesha worth the price?

Ganesha’s verified price range is JPY 1,000–1,999. It is also confirmed as a Tabelog 100 Curry TOKYO 2024 selection, which may be useful context when weighing value.

Is the tasting menu worth it at Ganesha?

A tasting menu is not verified in the available data. Do not assume a tasting-menu format; confirm the current menu directly with the venue.

What are alternatives to Ganesha in Tokyo?

For alternatives, compare Ganesha with other Tokyo dining options based on your budget, schedule, preferred style. The verified facts here do not support naming specific curry peers or making detailed comparisons beyond Ganesha’s Tokyo location, casual dress code, JPY 1,000–1,999 price range, Tabelog 100 Curry TOKYO 2024 recognition.

Location

東京都港区新橋5-12-2 鴻盟社ビルＢ１Ｆ

Tokyo, Japan

Also Consider

Sugita, Sushi, Tonkatsu, ¥
鮨和美, Notable alternative
Jo Kigen, JPY 2,000 - JPY 2,999, JPY 2,000 - JPY 2,999
Umezu, JPY 8,000 - JPY 9,999, JPY 8,000 - JPY 9,999
Restaurant La FinS, Notable alternative

At JPY 1,000–1,999, this venue undercuts most Tabelog Curry 100 peers without sacrificing recognition. 3 Chome no Curry Ya San matches the price and accolade tier but skews toward traditional curry rice rather than soup curry, choose the latter if you prefer lighter, broth-forward preparations. Jo Kigen at JPY 2,000–2,999 demands slightly more budget and fills faster, while Umezu at JPY 8,000–9,999 operates in a different spending bracket entirely (and requires advance booking). For soup-curry purists, the Hokkaido reference remains [Curry Senmon Ten] Maruyama Kyoju in Sapporo, though most Tokyo-based diners won't justify the flight for marginal format gains.

If you're comparing across cuisines rather than curry subcategories, Sugita (sushi and tonkatsu, ¥ tier) offers similar walk-in accessibility and pricing but pivots entirely away from curry. Restaurant La FinS and 鮨和美 deliver deeper technique and higher price tags, neither substitutes for a quick Shinbashi lunch, but both reward the investment if soup curry leaves you wanting more complexity. The basement here wins on value, ease of booking, take-out flexibility; it loses to peers if you prioritize thick, intensely spiced curry over broth-based formats. For solo diners who value counter seating, the seven-seat bar beats larger table-focused curry houses. Families and groups of four or more benefit from the venue's table configurations and child-friendly policy, flexibility absent at tighter operations.