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Japan, 〒104-0061 Tokyo, Chuo City, Ginza, 1 Chome−8−19 ONE GINZA地下 1階
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If you’re wandering through the bright streets of Ginza and craving something that feels both familiar and exciting, Oreno Italian Ginza is the kind of Italian restaurant that catches your eye and doesn’t let go. Tucked into the basement of ONE GINZA at 1‑8‑19 Ginza in Chuo City, Tokyo, this place sets a relaxed yet lively tone as soon as you step inside. The vibe is warm and inviting, a spot where you can swing by for a casual lunch with friends, grab a cozy dinner date, or even linger over drinks after work. Although it’s firmly rooted in Italian cuisine, there’s a bit of Tokyo flair in how dishes are served and enjoyed, making every visit feel like a discovery.
One of the first things you’ll notice is how versatile Oreno Italian Ginza is when it comes to service options. Whether you’re in the mood to dine in and soak up the restaurant’s bustling atmosphere or you just want to grab something on the go, they’ve got you covered with dine‑in, takeout, and delivery. This flexibility is great if your plans change last minute or if you’re just craving quality Italian food without committing to a full sit‑down meal. The staff strike a friendly balance between attentive and easygoing, so you feel welcomed whether it’s your first visit or your tenth.
Now let’s talk offerings - and there’s plenty to love. From rich, aromatic coffee to start your day to carefully selected wines and refreshing cocktails as the sun sets, this place has a drink for every mood. Beer lovers and cocktail enthusiasts alike will appreciate the variety, and if you’re into something a little stronger, hard liquor options are on hand too. The food itself leans into small plates and sharable dishes, perfect for sampling a bit of everything. Think fresh antipasti, savory pastas, and creative twists on Italian classics that pair beautifully with a glass of red or white.
Oreno Italian Ginza feels like the kind of restaurant you’d recommend to friends - no airs, just delicious food, great drinks, and a comfortable setting that makes you want to stay and explore the menu at your own pace.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
Japan, 〒104-0061 Tokyo, Chuo City, Ginza, 1 Chome−8−19 ONE GINZA地下 1階
We had dinner here and really enjoyed the shrimp appetizer as well as the carbonara, the beef fillet was our least favorite dish. I do recommend coming here for the carbonara!
First, Google Maps will direct you to the back of the building. You have to come around the building to the road to access the front of the building into the restaurant. Or, follow Apple Maps, which has the correct directions. I was happy to meet and eat with my longtime-no-see friend here for a lunch. All the food was very well presented. Our BBQ platter with grilled beef, pork, chicken and duck was perfectly cooked and tasted delicious. And it was enough for the 3 girls of us. Desert was very good, too. And my friend said this is her favorite restaurant with very reasonable prices. Strongly recommend it to anyone! If you like French cuisine, then the French restaurant is right next to it.
Generally, when I'm in Japan or anywhere for that matter I prefer to eat the local cuisine. But since I was with my Japanese friends, they wanted something different, and for them, Italian was it. The food was great, the steak looked and smelled exquisite. I had prawns and shrimp with tiramisu for dessert. They were excellent. The menu was in English and the staff was great. OH AND THE BEER WAS COLD ! ! ! ***Please subscribe to my account. I travel a lot and post often.
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