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Upper House

Upper House

Certified Ota Welcome Shop

A British tavern where even ladies will love to visit alone. Start off with a classic signature dish “Fish & Chips” crafted in a British Stone Family style and enjoy the cooking in a casual and relaxing atmosphere with refined drinks here.

General information

Opening Hours Mondays - Thursdays: 17:00-24:00, Friday: 14:00-26:00, Saturday: 14:00-24:00, Sunday & Holidays: 14:00-24:00
Access

JR Keihin Tohoku Line, 1-min walk from the “Kamata” Station on the Tokyu Line.

Upper House

Nishikamata, Ota-ku 7-69-1 (Directions) Website

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