Ueno Seiyoken — Main Yoshoku Restaurant (上野精養軒 本店レストラン)

History

Seiyoken was founded in Tsukiji in 1872 and opened its Ueno branch in 1876. After the Great Kanto Earthquake, the main restaurant's functions moved to Ueno. The founding date refers to the founding in Tsukiji.

Yoshoku (洋食) means Western-style dishes adapted in Japan. This page covers the main yoshoku restaurant, whose entrance is on the left when facing the building. The main grill is a separate restaurant.

Shop information

Opening hours

Weekdays 11:00–17:00 (last orders 16:00); weekends and public holidays 10:30–18:00 (last orders 17:00).

Closed

Monday, except when Monday is a public holiday.

Visiting

Reservations are not accepted; customers are seated in arrival order.

Shop

Ueno Seiyoken — Main Yoshoku Restaurant (上野精養軒 本店レストラン)

Address

4-58 Ueno Koen, Taito-ku, Tokyo (東京都台東区上野公園4-58)

Nearest stations

Ueno (上野駅)

Directions

Head to the main premises in Ueno Park. The yoshoku restaurant entrance is on the left when facing the building.