Kinjohro (金城樓)
History
Opened as Kinjohro at its present location on March 1, 1890. A predecessor restaurant had opened elsewhere in 1887. The premises were used for other purposes during the war, followed by postwar reopening, extensions and remodeling.
Kaiseki (懐石料理) is a Japanese meal served in several courses. You can reserve a meal here without an overnight stay; ask about a room suitable for your group.
Street View images may be out of date.
Shop information
- Opening hours
- 11:00–21:00. Arrive for the starting time of your reserved meal.
- Closed
- Open daily.
- Visiting
- Reserve your meal by telephone or online. Confirm menu and room conditions when booking.
- Shop
- Kinjohro (金城樓)
- Address
- 2-23 Hashibacho, Kanazawa (金沢市橋場町2-23)
- Nearest stations
- JR / IR Ishikawa Railway Kanazawa, then local bus (JR・IRいしかわ鉄道 金沢駅)
- Directions
- Take a Hokutetsu bus via Hashibacho from Kanazawa Station. It is immediately by Hashibacho (Kinjohro-mae) (橋場町（金城樓前）) stop.