Taishu Sakaba Karakaze in Tokyo (2026) | Compare 23+ Tours

Reservations are highly recommended, especially for dinner. Walk-ins are possible but often result in long wait times.

Yes, most Japanese izakayas like Karakaze charge a small mandatory seating fee called 'otoushi' which includes a tiny appetizer.

Options are limited. It is best to ask staff about vegetable-based dishes, as many items contain dashi (fish stock).

Expect to spend between 3,000 to 5,000 JPY per person for a satisfying meal with a few drinks.

Most establishments accept credit cards, but it is always wise to carry some cash for smaller transactions or older venues.

Karakaze is a lively 'sakaba' (bar style), so it can get quite noisy and energetic. Not ideal for formal business meetings.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Do I need to make a reservation at Karakaze in advance?

Is there a cover charge or 'otoushi' fee?

Does the menu offer vegetarian or vegan options?

What is the typical price range for a meal and drinks?

How can I pay my bill at the restaurant?

Is the atmosphere suitable for quiet conversation?