Kappo Shishikura Ebisu
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The counter at night — a single slab of hinoki, one dish, one chopstick rest.

— FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Kappo Shishikura: hours, closing days, seating and private rooms, course price range, payment, and how to get there.

What are your hours, and when are you closed? +

Evenings, 18:00–24:00 with last orders at 22:00, closed Sundays and public holidays. The phone is answered from 11:00. Listings elsewhere sometimes differ, so please call to confirm before you come.

Do I need a reservation? +

Reservations are taken by phone on 03-6277-3866. It helps to name your course when you book.

Are there private rooms? +

Eighteen seats in all, ten of them at the counter. Private rooms seat four, six or eight, and the restaurant can be taken privately for up to twenty.

What should I budget? +

As of January 2026 courses ran from ¥18,000 to ¥27,000. The kaiseki changes monthly, so please call for the current menu and prices.

What is hegi soba? +

A soba from the Uonuma region of Niigata, bound with a seaweed called funori and served on the wooden tray known as a hegi. Here it is cut from Hokkaido buckwheat and served at the end of the course.

How can I pay? +

Credit cards — VISA, Mastercard, JCB, AMEX and Diners — and PayPay.

How do I get there from the station? +

Five minutes on foot from the east exit of JR Ebisu Station, on the ground floor of Levé de Printemps at 1-25-3 Ebisu.