quinto
Meguro, Tokyo
Restaurant in Tokyo, Japan
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Price
JPY 15,000 - JPY 19,999
Dress
Smart Casual
Why go
This eight-seat Higashiyama counter earned a Tabelog 100 Innovative/Creative Cuisine 2025 selection within two years of opening. The omakase-only format pairs two ingredients per course, fish-forward with sommelier-driven wine pairings, at JPY 15,000–JPY 19,999 before drinks and service. Book for seasonal rotation rather than format variety.
About quinto
quinto is a Tokyo venue with a smart-casual dress code and a price range of JPY 15,000–JPY 19,999. This guide focuses on the essentials for planning a visit.
Tokyo Dining at JPY 15,000–JPY 19,999
For planning purposes, the key detail is price: quinto is listed at JPY 15,000–JPY 19,999. It is also associated with the Tabelog 100 Innovative / Creative cuisine 2025 list, which helps position it within Tokyo's higher-end dining landscape.
If you are comparing options, use quinto as a Tokyo reference point in this price band rather than assuming a particular service style. Diners considering other premium meals can also look at Higashiyama Muku or Sushi Tsubomi, depending on the kind of dining experience they are seeking, or explore our full Tokyo restaurants guide for broader options.
Timing and Booking
Plan as you would for a premium Tokyo restaurant: confirm current reservation procedures directly with the venue before making plans, including seating times, cancellation rules, hours, and availability.
The dress code is smart casual. The safest approach is polished, comfortable attire appropriate for a refined Tokyo dining room.
quinto is best evaluated as a Tokyo restaurant in the JPY 15,000–JPY 19,999 price range, with a smart-casual dress code and Tabelog 100 Innovative / Creative cuisine 2025 recognition. For anything more specific, including menu structure, beverages, dietary accommodations, private rooms, or service format, check directly with the restaurant before booking.
Planning details
- Location
- 東京都目黒区東山1-31-6
- Website
- treis-tokyo.com/quinto
- Phone
- +81363030559
The take
The Take
The Vibe
Quinto presents a lively, sensory-forward dining environment where creativity is central. The restaurant highlights an innovative course format that pairs two carefully selected ingredients, and the copy emphasizes a spirited atmosphere that engages the senses. The tone reads modern and inventive rather than purely traditional — expect a contemporary Japanese approach with playful combinations and an energetic dining room. Service and presentation are aligned with a thoughtful, crafted menu, so the overall impression is of a fashionable, energetic spot for diners who enjoy inventive cuisine presented in a convivial setting.
Best For
This venue is best experienced as an evening tasting destination focused on a curated course meal. The emphasis on an "innovative course meal" and a multi-sensory, lively atmosphere makes it well suited to dinner and occasions where the food is the focal point — think date nights or small celebrations where guests want to engage with creative pairings. The format favors diners who appreciate a composed sequence of dishes and enjoy an animated dining room rather than a hushed, formal affair.
Ordering Tips
Opt for the restaurant's signature course offering: the description specifically notes an "innovative course meal" built around pairing two carefully selected ingredients, so ordering the set tasting will deliver the intended experience. Note that the venue is non-smoking, which is useful when planning for companions who prefer smoke-free dining. For practical details and visuals, the listing references Tabelog information — check the platform for menus, user reviews and photos to preview recent dishes and portioning before you go.
Venue details
Ambiance
A tiny counter-only space with a calm, low-noise atmosphere, minimalist modern design, and softly lit, chef-focused seating that feels like a hidden apartment restaurant in Nakameguro.
Tags
Vibe
Best For
Experience
Sourcing
At the Table
- Dress Code
- Smart Casual
- Noise Level
- Quiet
- Service Style
- Upscale Casual
- Meal Pacing
- Leisurely
- Capacity
- Intimate
Know before you go
Know Before You Go
- Getting there
- 東京都目黒区東山1-31-6
Planning details
Location
Recognition and awards
Also consider
Also Consider
- Sushi Tsubomi, Sushi, Sushi
- Miyabi An, - JPY 999, - JPY 999
- Higashiyama Muku, Japanese, ¥¥¥
- 鮨つぼみ, Notable alternative
- Patisserie Cacao et Paris, JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999 - JPY 999 View spending breakdown, JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999 - JPY 999 View spending breakdown
Restaurant context
At JPY 15,000–JPY 19,999 before wine and service, this counter sits in the middle of Tokyo's creative-cuisine tier. Higashiyama Muku offers a broader Japanese lens at a similar price point, with more variety across courses but less focus on the dual-ingredient minimalism here. For sushi-specific omakase, Sushi Tsubomi delivers deeper cuts and technique at a comparable spend, though without the wine-pairing emphasis. If budget is tighter, Miyabi An (under JPY 1,000) and Patisserie Cacao et Paris (JPY 1,000–JPY 1,999) offer quality at entry-level pricing, but neither matches the Tabelog 100 credentials or intimate counter format.
Booking ease favors this venue, advance reservations open several weeks out, and the eight-seat capacity means availability is manageable with planning. Larger groups won't fit (the counter is the only seating), so parties of three or more should consider venues with private rooms. The sommelier's wine program is the clear differentiator: if you prefer sake or don't drink, the beverage focus becomes a drawback rather than a strength. For wine-forward creative cuisine at this price, few Tokyo counters balance fish technique and pairing depth as tightly. For broader omakase exploration, check our full Tokyo restaurants guide to compare format, price, and seasonal availability across the city.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What should a first-timer know about quinto?
quinto is in Tokyo, has a price range of JPY 15,000–JPY 19,999, and lists smart casual as the dress code. Confirm seating times, menu format, booking channels, and seat count directly before visiting.
Is quinto good for a special occasion?
It may suit a special occasion if you are looking for a premium Tokyo restaurant in the JPY 15,000–JPY 19,999 range. The smart-casual dress code also points to a polished setting; confirm private rooms, seating layout, and service style directly if those details matter for your occasion.
What should I wear to quinto?
Smart casual is the dress code. Choose polished, comfortable attire appropriate for a refined Tokyo dining room.
What should I order at quinto?
Is the tasting menu worth it at quinto?
If you are considering a tasting menu, confirm the current format directly with the restaurant. The main planning points are the Tokyo location, JPY 15,000–JPY 19,999 price range, smart-casual dress code, and Tabelog 100 Innovative / Creative cuisine 2025 recognition.
Is quinto worth the price?
At JPY 15,000–JPY 19,999, quinto sits in a premium Tokyo dining price range. Its Tabelog 100 Innovative / Creative cuisine 2025 recognition is a point in its favor, but diners should check current menu, booking, and service details directly before deciding.
