Restaurants (Takeout) in Nihombashi Sta.(東京都)

3 minutes from Tokyo Station ◆ Renewed in 2020/11 ◆ Private rooms available ◆ "Edo style" inherited from the previous generation for more than 50 years

[3 minutes walk from Mitsukoshimae Station] Enjoy seasonal Japanese Japanese-style meal and pairings with sake and wine!

[Private rooms available] Directly connected to Nihonbashi Station! Japanese-style meal where you can enjoy Kyo Obansai made with a lot of time and effort in a modern Japanese space.

Enjoy the taste of a long-established restaurant in Nihonbashi, a city full of history and tradition.

5 minutes walk from Tokyo Station ☆ TOKYO TORCH 1F★ A shop where you can experience the charm of Tsubame-Sanjo, Niigata Prefecture!

1 minute from Nihonbashi Station ◆Enjoy the "authentic Chinese food" prepared by a talented local chef that is sure to keep your body happy and avoid chemical seasonings as much as possible.

A one-minute walk from Tokyo Station, in a warm wooden atmosphere, our skilled Sushi chefs prepare special sushi and Japanese sake.

A long-established Edomae sushi restaurant founded in Meiji 22, named after a literary great.

We specialize in Tempura skewers and Japanese yam, and we also stock natural wine, sake, and craft shochu.

1 minute from Otemachi Station ◆ Health-conscious Italian Cuisine that makes use of the best ingredients ◎ Celebrate your special anniversary while looking out at the night view from the terrace seats

<1 minute walk from Nihonbashi Station/Private rooms available> Authentic Shanghai Chinese Cuisine restaurant that inherits the DNA of "Shanghai Konangoku Ginza branch"

[The ultimate Yakiniku (Grilled meat) to enjoy with all five senses] 1 minute walk from Mitsukoshi-mae ◆ Premium raw meat & Yakiniku (Grilled meat) selected by connoisseurs & limited all-you-can-drink course

[Nihonbashi Station 15 seconds! Up to 22 people in a private kotatsu room and 24 people in a private chair room]

[3 minutes walk from Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi Station] Would you like to have a stylish drink with Sushi in hand?

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