Shinagawa品川

A soy-sauce ramen and tsukemen shop that has made Tabelog's Tokyo ramen top one hundred seven years running. Nineteen seats on the second floor, right by Kitashinagawa Station. About ten minutes south of Shinagawa on foot.

How to book: No reservations; walk in. Cards and IC cards accepted.

Listing (Tabelog) ↗ Verified 2026-09-30

A canteen inside the meat section of the Tokyo wholesale market, feeding market workers for decades. The katsudon and braised meat set meals are the draw. Four minutes from the Konan exit, weekdays only.

How to book: No reservations; walk in. Cash only; closed Saturdays and Sundays.

Listing (Tabelog) ↗ Verified 2026-09-30

A stand-up soba counter inside Ecute Shinagawa, known for a crisp kakiage tempura on hot soba. Adding a hot-spring egg is the usual upgrade. Open from early morning for first trains.

How to book: No reservations; stand at the counter inside the station.

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A standing sushi bar inside Ecute Shinagawa South with auction rights at Toyosu and Ota markets. Dozens of toppings are on offer, so you can eat well in a few minutes before a train. Good for a quick and honest sushi lunch inside the ticket gates.

How to book: No reservations; first come, first served at the standing counter.

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The station-concourse outpost of Maisen, famous for tender cutlets you can cut with chopsticks and for the katsu sandwich. A sensible bite before a Shinkansen departure from Shinagawa, with sit-down katsu sets, sandwiches and bento all on offer.

How to book: Walk-in; pre-orders for takeaway items can be placed through the JRE MALL link on the ecute page.

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A 38th-floor Japanese dining room in the Shinagawa Prince main tower with sushi, tempura, teppanyaki, shabu-shabu and yakitori under one roof. The view runs to the Skytree on a clear day, and nine private rooms make it a natural pick for hosting business guests.

How to book: Online through TableCheck or by phone with the hotel; English site available.

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Regional Akita cooking, with kiritanpo hot pot, Inaniwa udon and smoked pickles. A good way to taste a part of Japan few visitors reach. Three minutes from the Takanawa exit.

How to book: Online or phone reservations; lunch reservations only for course meals.

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A sake-led izakaya inside the station, pouring over a hundred labels at different temperatures with washoku to match. Its multilingual website makes it easy to book. Two minutes from the ticket gates, useful before a train.

How to book: Online reservation through the operator's site; phone also listed. Inside ecute Shinagawa.

Official site ↗ Listing (Tabelog) ↗ Verified 2026-09-30

A hotel washoku restaurant that covers kaiseki, an Edomae sushi counter and a dinner-only yakitori counter in one room. That range makes it easy for a mixed group to agree on a meal. English PDF menus are published for both lunch and dinner.

How to book: Online booking for lunch and dinner on the hotel page; TableCheck for the sushi and yakitori counters. English menus provided.

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A soba and sake bar serving two-to-eight style soba with tempura, grilled Yamagata duck and seafood from Toyosu. A calmer evening option on the Konan side. Five minutes from the exit.

How to book: Online reservations required; closed weekends and holidays.

Listing (Tabelog) ↗ Verified 2026-09-30

A branch of the Edo-style tempura house founded in 1924, in the basement of Wing Takanawa. The tempura set of prawn, squid and whiting is the simple order. Two minutes from the Takanawa exit.

How to book: Online reservations available; counter and table seating.

Listing (Tabelog) ↗ Verified 2026-09-30

A kaiseki tea house set in the hotel's Japanese garden, with chef Hideaki Ishimori cooking seasonal produce. It seats only a small number, with private rooms and tea rooms, so it suits a quiet celebration rather than a casual dinner.

How to book: Reservation required, by email to the address on the hotel page; private rooms need several days notice. English site available.

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Private-room meat kappo, offering beef tongue kaiseki, wagyu steak and seasonal hot pots. English menus and staff make it easy for visitors. Four minutes from the Konan exit.

How to book: Online reservations required; private rooms.

Listing (Tabelog) ↗ Verified 2026-09-30

The Shinagawa Prince branch of the long-running yakiniku name, on the ground floor of the North Tower. A reliable, well-mannered yakiniku dinner for business or family groups. Two minutes from the Takanawa exit.

How to book: Online or by phone. The chain's site has an English version.

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Edomae-style tempura in the Takanawa hotel garden, run under chef Kazuto Andou with seasonal prawns, conger eel and sillago. The tea-infused tencha tempura and the sweet potato dessert are the signatures. Roughly eight minutes from Shinagawa's west side.

How to book: Online booking portals for lunch and dinner on the hotel page; English site and downloadable menus.

Official site ↗ Verified 2026-09-29

A seven-seat sushi counter on the Takanawa hill, selected for the Tabelog Sushi Tokyo 100 in 2025. The chef focuses on fish sourcing and the counter is small enough that the pace stays personal. About ten minutes from Shinagawa on foot.

How to book: Reservation only, online booking, or by Instagram DM or SMS. No phone calls.

Listing (Tabelog) ↗ Verified 2026-09-29

A six-seat basement counter near Takanawa Gateway, where the chef visits producers around the country for fish. The sushi is quiet, precise and evolving. Nine minutes on foot from Shinagawa, so expect a short walk up the hill.

How to book: Reservation only, by phone or the omakase.in platform linked from the site. The site is Japanese only.

Official site ↗ Listing (Tabelog) ↗ Verified 2026-09-30