Inshoutei

This is a century-old strange rock cuisine restaurant. The lunch set menu there is very good. You can eat strange rock cuisine for just over 600 yuan. Although it is a simplified version, the taste is still very good.

If you come to Ueno Park and want to eat authentic Kaiseki cuisine, I recommend Yunshotei. The environment is naturally good, and it will be even more beautiful during the cherry blossom season. This is a very traditional Japanese Kaiseki cuisine. Except for being more expensive, there is nothing else to say. It is very exquisite.

After visiting Ueno Park, we decided to stop for lunch. I just don’t understand why they can make simple tofu skin, tofu and soy products so delicious. It suits my light taste very well.

This is a very historic kaiseki restaurant with a history of nearly 300 years. Kang Youwei also dined there. Traditional Japanese decoration, exquisite dishes, slightly higher prices, more than 300 per person, and you need to queue up during meal times. Please pay attention to basic etiquette when dining, and take off your shoes

Unshotei Kaiseki Ryori is located in Ueno Onshi Park. It opened in 1875 and is a long-established Japanese restaurant with the same history as the Meiji Restoration. Kang Youwei also visited this place during his stay in Japan. Sit on the tatami and enjoy the kaiseki cuisine centered on tofu while enjoying the beautiful view of the park. The lunch price is very reasonable, so there is often a long queue at the restaurant, so it is best to make a reservation in advance or arrive early. They also offer takeaway (reservations required)

This is a high-end restaurant. I ordered a set meal, which contains about 14 exquisite dim sum. Each piece looks so beautiful that you don't want to eat it. You need to take off your shoes before entering the store. It is a Japanese-style building.

This restaurant is located in the Ueno Park Museum. It is a traditional Japanese house in the countryside. Here you can see the scenery of the Japanese park. The waiters are all wearing kimonos waiting. It is also a culture and a high-end restaurant.