The 20 Best Restaurants near Shinnnihonnbashi station

It's a date! Awesome!

The hot dog was amazing! It had a lot of jalapeños and the spicy sausage was also the best! Next time, I'll bring some non-vegans with me at night! At drinking parties, I usually only have pride potatoes and salad vegetables to eat, so I'm really grateful.

When you take the elevator to the top floor of the building, you are smoothly guided to a sunken kotatsu seat after taking off your shoes, making you feel comfortable from the start. The bright staff welcomes you with great energy, and there is a QR code menu on the table that is easy to operate. When they pour sake from all 47 prefectures, the glass is filled to the brim with surface tension, making you smile involuntarily. The manager's skillful preparation of monjayaki right in front of you is full of live energy, making you want to record a video. The monjayaki, filled with a mountain of fresh seafood delivered directly from the market, is rich in dashi, and with each bite, the flavor of the sea spreads. There are also playful variations like mentaiko cheese and extra Baby Star, keeping the excitement alive until the very end.

The food was served at a good tempo and was comfortable. The counter seats are a bit small, but just barely acceptable. Considering the location, the sake prices are reasonable. The sea urchin hand rolls are a nice entertainment.

Last time I went to the bar on the lower floor of the Mandarin, but honestly, it didn't really resonate with me... This time, I decided to change things up and visit the lounge bar where I had afternoon tea in the past! The scones from that time were so delicious that they stuck in my memory~♡ This time, I ordered the original gin. It had a lovely aroma and was easy to drink, and I thought, 'I really want a lot of people to try this!' It was a drink that made me feel that way. The window seats have an amazing atmosphere and are perfect for a date♡ The sofa seats were bustling with business meetings, and at the counter, there were families enjoying their meals... it had a diverse and interesting vibe◡̈ After all, this place was just right for a 'reward time'♬

Szechuan Restaurant is famous for its mapo doufu (bean-curd soup seasoned with red pepper). I was so excited that I asked for a very spicy one...

A popular atmosphere on two floors. However, the only difference from the popular izakaya in the area is the sake...

Opened on the third floor of COREDO Muromachi 1 on March 31. ●Sukiyaki nabe set meal (1,200 yen) In a lovely red pot, you will find not only plenty of meat, but also Chinese cabbage, green onions, tofu, and shirataki, all in orthodox style. The soup stock is a good way to bring out the full flavor of the meat and vegetables, and the rice goes well with it. Wagyu Beef Sashimi 3 Kinds Top Kalbi, Hatsu (heart), and Sirloin with a little sweet soy sauce. Rice, salad, and soup were free refills this time as well. There are counter seats and a private room, so the restaurant can be used for a wide range of occasions, from daily use to business entertainment. Thank you for the meal.