Café,Bakery,Sweets (For Business Entertainment) in Japan

THE KAWABUN NAGOYA, home to 400 years of history

＜Innovative WAGYU Dining＞ Dishes that can only be enjoyed here

A modern Italian Cuisine based on the concept of a luxurious space "Japanese style"

CINEMA ~The Story of Craft Beer and Craft Chocolate ~

7 minutes walk from Taki no Chaya. Enjoy the famous domestic roast beef in a renovated British trade guest house.

Even if the restaurant is fully booked online, we may still have seats available. Please call us to confirm.

[Kitahama Station/3 minutes walk] Enjoy creative Sushi in a bar style

[3 minutes walk from Garden Place] An extraordinary space where you can feel an urban resort in the middle of the city

Private rooms available at a high-quality Restaurants where adults can enjoy dishes such as A5 rank Japanese black beef bistecca and Garrettes.

This restaurant serves buckwheat Garrettes for lunch and French cuisine and wine for dinner.

30 seconds walk from Tsutaya Bookstore A casual and high-quality Bistro French cuisine Please make online reservations from our homepage.

“American dining” in a luxurious space with 100 shade lamps and sofas for all seats.

Italian Cuisine dinner and famous brioche French cuisine brunch in a NY-style space

“CAFE GITANE” is a cafe Restaurants born in New York.

[Middle Eastern Italian Cuisine] Captivates gourmets from all over the world: “New sensation” dining in collaboration with Michelin chefs

[Important notice: Regarding air conditioning construction in the 17th floor lobby space]

Established in Jiyugaoka for 25 years! The two major signature dishes, spare ribs and apple pie a la mode, are a must-try!

French cuisine Bistro that has been passed down for more than a century and can be enjoyed in an extraordinary space full of water and greenery.

Italian Cuisine grill Restaurants that you can enjoy all day long in a green urban oasis.

An elegant, authentic kaiseki restaurant suitable for entertaining, betrothals, and weddings. The stylish dance of Asakusa geisha brings back memories of the Edo period.