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The way we work

The three ways to spend an evening in the room, and what guests say once the last course has gone out.

Three ways to
spend the evening

Shogun seats quietly. Choose the counter to sit with the chefs, the terrace for the night air, or close the shoji on a private room.

Reserve your setting
Shogun dining room
Since
2001

What people say
after the last course

The sashimi is cut better than anywhere else in Accra. You can taste that the fish was handled properly, not just bought well.
Nana AdjeiGoogle Review
We took the private room for my mother's birthday. Fourteen of us, one chef, and not a single thing out of place all evening.
Ama DarkoGoogle Review
Sat at the counter for the omakase. Twelve courses and I could not name a favourite. Book far ahead — it fills up.
Kwesi BoatengGoogle Review
The building alone is worth the trip at night. Inside it is dark, calm and smells of charcoal. Real Japanese cooking.
Selorm AgbekoGoogle Review
Black cod is the dish to order. Three days in miso and it falls apart on the chopstick. Service is quiet and precise.
Yaa MensimahGoogle Review

Reservations are required

Dining room, chef's counter, terrace or the private room — book ahead and we will have it waiting.