Daiichikosho Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "the Company") will open the "Jibun Doki" Ueno Station branch (Taito-ku, Tokyo) on February 13, 2026, where all seats will be private and guests can relax in a calm, modern Japanese space.
Located in Ueno, a bustling area with many train lines and a vibrant history and culture, we offer a high-quality space where adults can relax. We offer creative cuisine that combines Japanese cuisine with Western ingredients, and 114 types of drinks, mainly sake selected from all over Japan, that can be enjoyed to complement the food.
We will continue to develop attractive stores and services that meet customer needs and location characteristics, and aim to attract more customers by pursuing customer satisfaction.
■All seats are private rooms "Jibun Doki" Ueno Station store store overview
Opening date: Friday, February 13, 2026
Location: 4-10-5 Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo
Hulic Ueno Park Building 3F
Phone number: 03-5816-3295
Access: 1 minute walk from the main entrance of Keisei Ueno Station on the Keisei Main Line
2 minutes walk from Shinobazu Exit of JR Ueno Station
2 minutes walk from Exit 5 on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line
Parking: None
Business hours: Weekdays 17:00-23:30
Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays 16:00-23:30
Closed: None
Store area: 186.44 square meters
Seating capacity: 86 seats (maximum 32 people for banquets)
Menu: 73 food items / 114 drink items
Average customer price: 4,200 yen
Smoking booth: available
Store URL: https://jibundoki.dkdining.com/ueno/
Operating company: Daiichi Kosho Co., Ltd.
■ Recommended menu
*All prices include tax
Tempura platter of 8 kinds 2,189 yen
Japanese Black Beef and Salmon Roe Rice in a Clay Pot: 2,035 yen per person (minimum order for 2 people)
Various Obanzai dishes 418 yen
Kyoto-style Caesar salad with grilled vegetables and Shogoin turnip dressing 1,089 yen
Roasted duck and eggplant with yuzu and Kyoto white miso sauce 1,419 yen
Morihan's Uji Matcha Shiratama Pudding 605 yen
Sake (image)
◇My time
We offer creative dishes that combine Japanese cuisine with Western elements, tempura, clay pot rice, and a wide variety of drinks, mainly sake.
The restaurant's name comes from the Kyoto dialect "jibunji," which means "the appropriate time for that thing/the fixed time for each day's meal." Guests can relax in a private space with soft lighting and a warm, plain wood feel.
The first store opened in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture in September 2018, and as of February 13th, there are 25 stores.
DK Dining official website Jibundoki page: https://dkdining.com/shop/jibundoki/
[Daiichikosho Co., Ltd.] Press Release
