Ginza Hachigo
📍 Japan Tokyo 긴자
Ginza Hachigo is a small ramen shop in Ginza known for its clear, refined broth. The story of a bowl created from a French culinary background makes it especially popular with ramen-loving travelers.
With few seats and operating rules that can change, it's better to check the official reservation and waiting guidance instead of treating it as a quick drop-in. Pairing it with Higashi-ginza and Tsukiji makes for a natural route.
Visitor information
| Hours | See the official information. |
|---|---|
| Price range | See the official information. |
| Address | 도쿄도 주오구 긴자 3-14-2 제1 하나부사 빌딩 1F |
| Getting there | Within walking distance of Higashi-ginza Station |
Opening hours and prices may change. Please check the official channel before visiting when an item says to check the official notice.
Useful tips
- It's a popular shop, so building your schedule around opening time or an available reservation slot is more reliable.
- Slot it in before or after Ginza shopping, but leave enough flexibility to swap the order with nearby plans if the line is long.
- When planning a Ginza route, it's easy to wonder whether to fix your mealtime. Since the official guidance lists a separate seating time for reservations, if ramen is a must, it's safer to lock in Hachigo before nearby shopping.
Frequently asked questions
Are there separate times for walk-ins and reservations?
The official page says walk-ins are seated in order from 11:00, and reservations are seated from 12:00. However, it also says registration closes once the soup sells out, so recheck the operating status on the official page before visiting.