銀座久兵衛 京王プラザホテル

Ginza Kyubey Keio Plaza Tokyo is the Shinjuku branch of the celebrated sushi restaurant founded in Ginza in 1935, located on the seventh floor of the Keio Plaza Hotel main building at 2-2-1 Nishi-Shinjuku. The hotel is a five-minute walk from JR Shinjuku Station's west exit and moments from Tochomae Station, and this branch is often referred to as the Shinjuku outpost of one of Tokyo's most storied sushi establishments. The restaurant offers sushi kaiseki courses served at a traditional counter with horigotatsu-style sunken seating, where guests remove their shoes, preserving the atmosphere of the original Ginza main store. The chefs source seasonal fish from Toyosu market and prepare each course with the precision and hospitality for which Kyubey is renowned, with counter seating available for private hire and a separate Shigaraki private room for more intimate gatherings. Lunch service runs from 11.30am to 2.30pm and dinner from 5pm to 10pm, with reservations strongly recommended and essential for private room bookings. Prices reflect the premium positioning of the brand, so this is best treated as a special-occasion destination rather than a casual drop-in meal.

伝説の銀座寿司店「銀座久兵衛」の新宿店。京王プラザホテル7階にカウンター席と個室を備えます。