Restaurant in Tokyo, Japan
Hatanaka
100Pearl PointsDinner-first pick
About Hatanaka
Book Hatanaka if you want an easier Tokyo dinner in Azabujuban with a calmer special-occasion profile. Skip it if the night needs a clearly defined sushi counter, named chef, or trophy-booking energy; Ozaki or Sushiya Shota are clearer fits for that.
Is Hatanaka worth booking in Tokyo? It may be, if the confirmed practical details fit your evening: Hatanaka is a Tokyo dinner option with smart casual dress and evening hours on every day except Wednesday. Beyond those basics, the verified public detail set is limited, so it is best approached without assumptions about cuisine, menu format, price, seating, awards, or service style.
The safest planning approach is to treat Hatanaka as a dinner reservation to verify directly before you go. Confirm the current booking process, menu details, any special needs through the venue's official channels, then decide whether the available information matches the kind of evening you want.
Use it for a Tokyo dinner plan with confirmed evening hours
Hatanaka is open 6–10 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, it is closed on Wednesday. Those hours make it a dinner-only option based on the verified schedule. The confirmed dress code is smart casual.
Because the available facts are narrow, avoid building the evening around unverified expectations. Do not assume a particular cuisine, tasting format, seat count, price point, chef, signature dish, beverage program, or accolade unless you have confirmed it directly with the venue. For a first visit, the most reliable plan is to check the current details, book for dinner, keep expectations anchored to what is confirmed.
Where it sits in a Tokyo shortlist
For comparison while planning, you may also look at Sushiya Shota or Ozaki. The verified information here does not support a detailed cuisine-by-cuisine comparison, so use those pages and the venues' current channels to decide which reservation best fits the night.
For a broader Tokyo plan, keep Hatanaka as a dinner option and use our full Tokyo restaurants guide for other dining ideas. If the meal is part of a wider trip, the adjacent planning pages for Tokyo hotels, Tokyo bars, Tokyo experiences can help shape the rest of the evening.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Hatanaka handle dietary restrictions?
The verified details do not confirm Hatanaka's dietary policy. If you have any restriction or allergy, ask the venue directly before booking and be specific about what you cannot eat. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.
How far ahead should I book Hatanaka?
The verified details do not confirm a booking difficulty or reservation lead time. Plan around its dinner window: Hatanaka is open 6–10 PM on Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun, with Wednesday closed.
Is Hatanaka good for solo dining?
The verified details do not confirm seating style or whether Hatanaka is especially suited to solo dining. If you plan to dine alone, confirm directly with the venue before booking.
Is lunch or dinner better at Hatanaka?
Dinner is the confirmed option. Hatanaka's verified hours are 6–10 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, it is closed on Wednesday.
Can Hatanaka accommodate groups?
The verified details do not confirm seating capacity or group policy. Larger parties should check the venue's official channels before making plans.
What should I order at Hatanaka?
The verified details do not list a menu, cuisine, or signature dishes. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details before you go. If you are comparing other options, Ozaki and Sushiya Shota are other pages to review while planning.
What should a first-timer know about Hatanaka?
Hatanaka is in Tokyo, has a smart casual dress code, is open for dinner from 6–10 PM on every day except Wednesday. Other specifics, including menu, price, seating, dietary policy, should be confirmed directly with the venue.
Location
Japan, 〒106-0045 Tokyo, Minato City, Azabujuban, 2 Chome−21−10 マンション麻布コート 1F
Tokyo, Japan
Compare Hatanaka
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hatanaka | Tokyo | , | , |
| Acid Brianza | Tokyo | Italian | , |
| りゅうの介 | Tokyo | , | , |
| Ozaki | Tokyo | Sushi | , |
| pointage | Tokyo | , | JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999 JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999 View spending breakdown |
| Sushiya Shota | Tokyo | Sushi | ¥¥¥ |
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If Hatanaka is not the right fit
Pick Sushiya Shota if the occasion needs sushi and a higher-spend feel. Pick pointage if the priority is a casual Tokyo meal with a clearer low price band.
How Hatanaka compares in Tokyo
Hatanaka is the easier, lower-pressure pick in this group. Sushiya Shota and Ozaki are better fits when the brief is sushi and the meal needs a defined category. Choose Hatanaka when ambiance, conversation, booking ease matter more than committing the night to a sushi-led format.
Acid Brianza is the clearer choice for Italian, while pointage has the sharper value signal at JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999. That makes pointage the safer casual spend, while Hatanaka is better positioned for a dinner that needs to feel more considered without becoming a hard-to-book project.
りゅうの介 sits closer as a general cross-shop when the priority is simply staying within Tokyo rather than chasing a specific cuisine. For a date or business meal near Azabujuban, Hatanaka is the practical first call; for a category-led meal, let cuisine decide.
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