Delivery
Bowls packed in our own lacquer-look bento boxes, broth carried separately so nothing goes soft. Free over ¥3,500 — otherwise a flat ¥380 inside the three wards.
Order deliveryEighteen seats, one open counter, and a menu that turns with the market — clay-pot rice in autumn, hand-cut udon when it rains, cold matcha in July. Everything cooked to order by a family of three.
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Sakura Kitchen began as a nine-square-metre breakfast counter behind a Jimbocho bookshop. Fifty years later we are still a kitchen first and a restaurant second: the dashi goes on at six, the rice is milled on Tuesdays, and the menu is chalked up only after Haruki has been to the market.
Haruki learned to cook in his mother's udon shop in Sendai, spent nine years in a Kyoto kaiseki kitchen, and came to Tokyo in 2011 to open a place where the counter is the whole restaurant. He still goes to the market himself three mornings a week — and still writes the menu in chalk at 7 am.
“I don't chase the seasons. I wait for the market to change, then cook whatever is best that week — and take it off the board the moment it stops being good.”
Whatever the market gave us that morning, cooked in front of you. Two seatings, four seats each.
Photographs from ordinary service days — nothing styled, nothing borrowed.
Four minutes from Jimbocho Station on foot. Eighteen seats, one small room — reservations are recommended at dinner and not needed at lunch.
Delivery inside Chiyoda, Chuo and Bunkyo within 35 minutes, counter pickup in 15, and family trays for the office or the long weekend.
Bowls packed in our own lacquer-look bento boxes, broth carried separately so nothing goes soft. Free over ¥3,500 — otherwise a flat ¥380 inside the three wards.
Order deliveryOrder ahead and walk straight in. We hold your box for 30 minutes past the chosen time, and the tea is always brewed at pickup, not before.
Choose a timeSeasonal trays of six, ten or twenty portions — chirashi, karaage, vegetable boxes and wagashi. Delivered to offices and venues across central Tokyo.
Plan a trayOrdering runs through our own counter till and two delivery partners. Pickup orders are ready in fifteen minutes while the pots are on.
Get the new menu the morning it goes up on the board — four notes a year, nothing else.
We take bookings up to eight weeks ahead, for parties of one to eight. The counter is the best seat in the room — you watch everything come off the fire.
“Book the counter, order the set, and let us feed you at our pace.”
We have your table request. Someone from the kitchen will call to confirm within one working day.