Restaurant in Tokyo, Japan
Igarashi
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About Igarashi
Igarashi is a practical Ebisu choice when location and easier booking matter more than a clearly published cuisine or award signal. It suits two-person dinners, low-pressure celebrations, business meals in Shibuya-ku; cross-shop ABBESSES for French, Masa's Kitchen 47 for Chinese, or Ebisu no Yasubee when budget control is the priority.
Igarashi is a Tokyo restaurant with lunch and dinner hours from Monday through Saturday, it is closed on Sunday. The verified basics are limited, so it is best considered by diners who are comfortable confirming menu, format, pricing, booking details directly with the venue before making plans.
The main decision point is whether the available schedule fits your trip. Igarashi lists service from 12–3 PM and 6–10:30 PM Monday through Saturday, with a smart casual dress code. There is no verified cuisine label, tasting format, chef detail, seat count, price range, or signature order to anchor expectations, so avoid treating it as a known trophy booking unless you have confirmed those details yourself.
Book it for Tokyo convenience, not for unverified specifics
Igarashi can work when you need a Tokyo lunch or dinner option on a Monday-to-Saturday schedule. Sunday is off the table, so weekend plans need Saturday or a weekday backup. If the occasion depends on a particular cuisine, menu style, room layout, or budget, confirm those points before committing.
Because there is no confirmed bar seating, counter format, private room detail, or group capacity, avoid making assumptions about the room. If seating style or party size matters, confirm directly with the venue before you finalize plans.
Where it sits against other choices
Choose Igarashi when its Tokyo location and Monday-to-Saturday lunch-or-dinner hours fit your plan. Choose ABBESSES when you are comparing it with another option and want to make a more category-specific decision after checking current details. Ebisu no Yasubee is another named comparison to review if you are weighing alternatives.
For a more category-led meal, compare Igarashi with Masa's Kitchen 47, Sushiya Ono, or Ebisu Kuroiwa after confirming each venue's current offering. If the booking is for a milestone, clarity matters: pick the venue whose verified format, schedule, room setup match the guest before optimizing for convenience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I eat at the bar at Igarashi?
The verified details do not confirm a bar setup, so do not assume one is available. If a counter or bar seat matters, ask the venue directly when arranging your visit in Tokyo.
Is Igarashi good for a special occasion?
Use it for a special occasion only if the verified basics fit your plan: Tokyo location, smart casual dress code, lunch and dinner hours Monday through Saturday, Sunday closure. If the meal needs a specific cuisine, format, or room setup, confirm those details first. ABBESSES is another option to compare when planning.
What should I order at Igarashi?
No verified menu or signature dish is available here. Check the venue's official channels for current menu details before you go.
Can Igarashi accommodate groups?
Group capacity and private room details are not verified. For a bigger table in Tokyo, confirm directly with Igarashi or compare it with Ebisu no Yasubee or Masa's Kitchen 47 depending on your needs. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.
What are alternatives to Igarashi?
Masa's Kitchen 47, Sushiya Ono, Ebisu Kuroiwa, ABBESSES, Ebisu no Yasubee are named comparison venues to review. Pick Igarashi when its Tokyo location and Monday-to-Saturday lunch-or-dinner schedule fit your plan.
Is lunch or dinner better at Igarashi?
Lunch and dinner are both listed Monday through Saturday: 12–3 PM and 6–10:30 PM. Choose the time that fits your schedule, remember that Igarashi is closed on Sunday.
How far ahead should I book Igarashi?
No verified booking lead time is available. If you have a fixed date or need a particular time, contact the venue ahead of your visit and confirm current availability.
Location
Japan, 〒150-0013 Tokyo, Shibuya, Ebisu, 4 Chome−9−15 2F
Tokyo, Japan
Compare Igarashi
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Igarashi | Tokyo | , | , |
| Masa's Kitchen 47 | Tokyo | Chinese | , |
| Sushiya Ono | Tokyo | , | , |
| Ebisu Kuroiwa | Tokyo | , | , |
| ABBESSES | Tokyo | French | ¥¥ |
| Ebisu no Yasubee | Tokyo | , | JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999 |
How Igarashi Tokyo compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to book if Igarashi does not fit
Pick ABBESSES if the occasion needs a clearer French brief and a known ¥¥ price signal. Pick Ebisu no Yasubee if the priority is a casual Ebisu meal with tighter spend control.
For a cuisine-led dinner elsewhere in Tokyo, Masa's Kitchen 47 is the more useful comparison for Chinese, while Sushiya Ono and Ebisu Kuroiwa make more sense when the table needs a defined Japanese direction.
How Igarashi compares in Ebisu and Tokyo
Igarashi is the easier, lower-commitment choice if the goal is an Ebisu meal without chasing a tightly defined format. ABBESSES is the clearer pick for French at a known ¥¥ tier, while Ebisu no Yasubee is the value play, with a JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999 range that makes it better for casual plans or a budget-sensitive group.
For diners choosing by cuisine first, Masa's Kitchen 47 gives the cleanest Chinese brief. Sushiya Ono and Ebisu Kuroiwa are stronger cross-shops when the meal needs a more defined Japanese dining identity. Igarashi is the better fit when schedule, Ebisu location, booking ease outrank category certainty.
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