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Nile Restaurant is a long-standing Indian restaurant in Ginza that has been cherished for many years. Upon each visit, you are greeted by authentic Indian decorations and music that draw you into the atmosphere of the restaurant. The staff efficiently serve the signature dishes, known for their juicy and spicy flavors. Once you taste them, you won't forget the alluring and delightful flavors.
A coffee shop established in 1970 with omelette rice as its signature menu item. The restaurant has an old-fashioned atmosphere with table seating. The famous "omelette rice" is made with whipped cream and has a beautiful oval shape, and the eggs are fluffy, tender, and exquisite. The "omelette sandwich" with a buttery omelette sandwiched in between is also recommended. This is a popular coffee shop where you must wait in line.
Located in Ginza, Nishi Yuu is a restaurant specializing in tonkatsu that serves satisfying tonkatsu set menus both day and night. Along with freshly fried thick-cut pork cutlets, you can enjoy hard-cooked Ibaraki Koshihikari rice, pork miso soup with sake-kasu to warm you from the inside out, and a heaping pile of cabbage.
Located in Ginza, Kikuho is a Chinese restaurant that captivates with its nostalgic Showa-era ambiance. The interior is clean, adorned with retro decorations that add charm. Their gyoza, in particular, features thin, chewy skins filled with the rich flavors of vegetables and meat, making it a beloved dish among many. With attentive service and a comfortable dining environment, you can enjoy your meal at a leisurely pace.
Manpuku is a long-established Chinese restaurant located in the heart of Ginza, exuding a sense of history. Its distinctive exterior is particularly eye-catching. The interior has a calm atmosphere, with partitions at the counter seats creating a private space. The restaurant's pride lies in its meticulously prepared dishes, with the fried rice and chilled soba being especially well-regarded.
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