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Two-Michelin-star kaiseki-style omakase in Jingūmae, Tokyo, from chef Zaiyu Hasegawa, booked strictly by phone up to two months out.

Plated dish with seared tuna, peppers, microgreens, and garnish
  • Modern entrance with black frame glass doors, planted greenery, and brick patio
  • Japanese kaiseki dinner course with uni, miso soup, and seasonal vegetables
Photo: 笹塚の玩具 via Google

At a glance

Price
$$
Dinner omakase
$167
Chef
長谷川在佑
Reservations
電話 · book a few weeks out · 2ヶ月先の同日まで

Den sits in Jingūmae, Shibuya, inside the Architects' Building (JIA Kan), with its entrance on Gaien-Nishi-dōri, about a 10-minute walk from Gaienmae Station on the Ginza line. Chef Zaiyu Hasegawa runs a counter-only omakase that changes daily with seasonal ingredients, served over dinner seatings from 18:00 to 20:00, Monday through Saturday; the restaurant is closed Sundays and for periodic breaks announced on its site.

The menu is omakase-only, priced at 25,000 JPY per person, and the restaurant holds two Michelin stars and is Michelin-listed. Seating is limited to the counter, and the kitchen prepares each course individually, which can extend the meal's pace.

Reservations are accepted only by phone at 03-6455-5433, during the restaurant's booking hours of 12:00 to 17:00; online bookings are not accepted. Den takes reservations up to two months ahead for the same date, and the phone line is often difficult to reach given demand — staff advise calling back if it doesn't connect the first time. Booking difficulty is rated moderate.

Cancellations or party-size changes must be made at least two days in advance, or by the Saturday before for Monday reservations; same-day changes are billed at 100% of the course price. Guests should confirm current closure dates directly with the restaurant, as these are updated seasonally on its website.

Good to know

How do I book a table at Den?
Reservations are only accepted by phone at 03-6455-5433, during the restaurant's booking hours of 12:00–17:00 Tokyo time; online booking is not available.
How far in advance can I reserve?
Den accepts bookings up to two months ahead for the same calendar date.
What does the omakase cost?
The dinner omakase is priced at 25,000 JPY per person; only the omakase menu is offered.
Is there counter seating only?
Yes, Den is a counter-only restaurant, so seating is limited and reservations should be confirmed carefully.
What is the cancellation policy?
Cancellations or changes to party size must be made at least two days before the reservation (by the prior Saturday for Monday bookings), or the full course price is charged.

Details checked October 4, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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