Best Restaurants (For Parties & Sake) for lunch in Nihombashi Sta.(東京都)

≪Directly connected to Tokyo Station≫ Craft beer specialty store where you can drink 13 types of draft craft beer

[Access] 1 minute walk from Tokyo Station, [Banquet OK on the day] 4500 yen including 2 hours all-you-can-drink

[Ehime Prefecture Food Embassy Certified Store] Directly connected to Otemachi Station, 5 minutes walk from Tokyo Station. Straw grill & Shikoku Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) you can drop by.

Grand opening on January 15, 2024! ! More than 15 types of fresh fish and local sake are available every day.

2 minutes from Kayabacho Station ◆ Crispy black pork Gyoza / Dumpling and a variety of Hong Kong dishes at reasonable prices! Welcome and farewell party with great value course◎

◆ Directly connected to Tokyo Station and Otemachi Station ◆ This is a Japanese-style sake bar with authentic Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) products and Seafood delivered directly from the market ♪ Fully equipped with large and small private rooms

[1 minute walk from Otemachi Station] A variety of “dried fish” & seasonal “sashimi” ◎Relax and enjoy in a spacious space with an abundance of Japanese sake...

[2 min walk from Kayabacho Station] ☆Monday-Tuesday only, 20 people or more, one floor reserved ☆

Open 24 hours! There is a TV monitor ♪ *The posted menu may differ from the actual menu.

[1 minute walk from Hatchobori Station] Fully equipped with private rooms ☆ Grilled skewer course available for 2 people or more! !

Close to the station [Directly connected to Tokyo Station and Otemachi Station] Enjoy local sake carefully selected by the owner at a Japanese-style meal bar with delicious fresh fish, seasonal specialties, and the famous Atemaki

[Access] 3 minutes walk from Tokyo Station, 1 minute walk from Nihonbashi Station [Same-day parties OK] 4,500 yen with 2 hours of all-you-can-eat

[Near the station] Good location, 3 minutes walk from Tokyo Station and Otemachi Station [Private room] A relaxing space with the theme of "reviving old folk houses"

This is the Tokyo Squid Center (^^)