Restaurant in Tokyo, Japan
Kasumitei Matsubara
100Pearl PointsTiming-first pick
About Kasumitei Matsubara
Kasumitei Matsubara is a cautious yes for diners already planning around Nishiazabu or Minato, especially if lunch timing helps the day run smoothly. With no published price range, cuisine label, awards, or signature dishes, it is stronger as a flexible Tokyo dining slot than as a trophy booking.
In Tokyo, Kasumitei Matsubara is best approached through the verified basics: it is open for dinner Monday through Saturday, offers lunch Tuesday through Saturday, is closed Sunday, lists a smart casual dress code. The lunch-versus-dinner decision matters here because the schedule is the clearest confirmed planning detail.
This is a data-sparse listing, so the safe way to approach it is not as a trophy booking built on unverified claims. Treat it as a Tokyo restaurant choice where timing does real work. Sunday is out. Monday is dinner only. Tuesday through Saturday give both lunch and dinner windows, which can help travelers fit a meal into a wider Tokyo itinerary.
Lunch is the lower-friction play; dinner is the fuller commitment
For a first-timer, lunch is the cleaner recommendation because it reduces risk. Without verified public detail here on price, cuisine label, chef, menu format, or signature dishes, a daytime booking is the more practical way to test the fit before assigning it a special-occasion slot. Dinner makes more sense if the meal is the anchor of the evening.
Compared with other dining options, this sits in a practical decision lane. Kasumitei Matsubara is easier to evaluate by its confirmed schedule than by a clearly verified category or published accolade. If you are comparing options, keep the decision focused on timing, availability, how much certainty you need before booking.
Who should put it on the Tokyo short list
Book it if a Tokyo location and timing are doing real work for the itinerary. Skip it if the priority is a clearly priced meal, a verified cuisine format, or a venue with confirmed published awards. For broader planning, compare it against Our full Tokyo restaurants guide, then build the rest of the night with Our full Tokyo bars guide or hotel options from Our full Tokyo hotels guide.
Explorers who like filling a Tokyo itinerary with smaller finds can also scan broader Tokyo guides and keep a few unnamed backup restaurants on the wider map. If you want to compare named dining options, consider Kasumitei Matsubara alongside Sushi Kinoshita, Tsugumi, Yakiniku Ten, Yakitori Hirako, or Yakitori Shinohara without assuming details that are not verified here.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear to Kasumitei Matsubara?
Aim for smart casual dress when dining at Kasumitei Matsubara in Tokyo. Keep the look neat and polished rather than overly relaxed.
What should a first-timer know about Kasumitei Matsubara?
Plan around the hours: lunch runs Tuesday to Saturday from 11:30 AM to 2 PM, dinner is available Monday to Saturday from 6 PM to 11 PM, the restaurant is closed Sunday. If the schedule matters more than a fixed cuisine label or price point, this is a clean Tokyo option; if you need those details upfront, choose a place with more published specifics.
What should I order at Kasumitei Matsubara?
Verified menu and signature-dish details are not available here. For a first visit, lunch is the lower-commitment way to assess the room before deciding whether to return for dinner. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.
Is Kasumitei Matsubara good for a special occasion?
It can be, if the occasion is about timing and a focused meal in Tokyo rather than a clearly verified showpiece format. If you need a more specific style, price, or menu description before booking, compare it with other dining options or choose a venue with more confirmed public detail.
Is lunch or dinner better at Kasumitei Matsubara?
Lunch is the lower-friction recommendation because it is served Tuesday through Saturday from 11:30 AM to 2 PM, which makes it easier to fit into a Tokyo day. Dinner works if you want a later commitment, especially on Monday when lunch is not offered.
What are other venues to compare with Kasumitei Matsubara?
Other named options to compare include Sushi Kinoshita, Tsugumi, Yakiniku Ten, Yakitori Hirako, Yakitori Shinohara. Use the comparison to decide how much verified detail you need before booking.
Location
Japan, 〒106-0031 Tokyo, Minato City, Nishiazabu, 1 Chome−7−2 Adesso Nishiazabu, 3F
Tokyo, Japan
Compare Kasumitei Matsubara
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kasumitei Matsubara | Tokyo | , | , |
| Yakiniku Ten | Tokyo | Yakiniku | , |
| Sushi Kinoshita | Tokyo | , | JPY 40,000 - JPY 49,999 |
| Tsugumi | Tokyo | , | JPY 15,000 - JPY 19,999 |
| Yakitori Hirako | Tokyo | , | JPY 15,000 - JPY 19,999 |
| Yakitori Shinohara | Tokyo | Yakitori | , |
How Kasumitei Matsubara Tokyo compares with similar nearby venues.
If this does not fit the plan
Try Tsugumi for clearer mid-tier spend, or Yakitori Hirako when yakitori and price visibility are more useful than Nishiazabu convenience.
How It Compares
Choose Kasumitei Matsubara when Nishiazabu timing matters more than a clearly defined format. Sushi Kinoshita is the clearer splurge because its JPY 40,000 - JPY 49,999 range sets expectations before booking. Kasumitei Matsubara is less transparent on spend, so it suits diners comfortable deciding around location and schedule rather than price certainty.
For value visibility, Tsugumi and Yakitori Hirako are easier to benchmark, both sitting at JPY 15,000 - JPY 19,999. If the group wants a known category, Yakiniku Ten gives the yakiniku lane, while Yakitori Shinohara gives a yakitori direction.
The practical call: book Kasumitei Matsubara for a flexible Minato lunch or dinner, Sushi Kinoshita for a defined high-budget sushi night, Tsugumi or Yakitori Hirako when price framing matters before anyone commits.
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