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[Along the Meguro River] Craft beer from around the world and carefully selected dishes in a space with a fireplace. Reservation required for sofa seats
Shibuya Parco, basement floor 1 Original German Cuisine and German craft beer restaurant♪
A full range of courses to suit any party. Bistro with delicious roast chicken and wine.
Large table seating will be available on July 16th and 18th (Tuesday and Thursday).
Providing high quality Yakiniku (Grilled meat) at a reasonable price | Great value 90 minute all-you-can-eat plan and All-you-can-drink course (for drinks only) plan available◎
[Directly connected to Toranomon Hills Station] Enjoy French home cooking and wine while eating bread. Recommended for girls' get-togethers.
Our chewy fresh pasta has been featured on "King's Brunch" and "Sakagami & Sashihara's Busty Restaurant" etc.
[1 minute walk from Noborito Station] Now accepting reservations for drinking parties, girls' parties, and private parties ◎ The original all-you-can-drink wine shop★
[2 minutes from Okurayama Station] A trattoria/pizzeria that focuses on wood-fired Neapolitan pizza and a wide variety of appetizers!
[5 minutes walk from Kichijoji] Enjoy our carefully selected menu in a spacious space ♩
うまい鮨・酒・肴なら杉玉で!
40 seconds walk from Akebonobashi Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line. Craft beer and natural wine Bistro Izakaya (Japanese-style bar).
From casual meals to special dinners. A versatile pizzeria in front of the station
We are proud of our Wagyu beef shabu shabu and Awa-mi pork shabu shabu! Our Kobe beef Hamburg set lunch is also popular.
Providing high quality Yakiniku (Grilled meat) at a reasonable price | Great value 90 minute all-you-can-eat plan and All-you-can-drink course (for drinks only) plan available◎
A bar where you can relax and enjoy your drinks at night! We have started a party plan with all-you-can-drink!
A marriage of value-for-money [wine] and deli food in a back alley location.
The rich aroma, crisp soba noodles, and aged soup provide a satisfying taste. A blissful time to enjoy with sake.