Izakaya (Japanese style tavern) (Private Rooms & All-You-Can-Drink) in Mitsukoshimae Sta.

Enjoy sake with Sushi and fresh seafood dishes in a calm space. Mokkin is open until midnight ◎

[Directly connected to Mitsukoshimae Station] Enjoy "Sukiyaki x Seasonal Japanese Japanese-style meal x Sake" | From private rooms to stall counter seats

[3 minutes from Kodemmacho Station on the Hibiya Line] Enjoy authentic Vietnamese Cuisine and drinks! Attractive lively atmosphere just like the locals

[Open until 11:30pm] 30 seconds walk from Mitsukoshimae Station ◎ A restaurant serving delicious grilled meat Sushi, Seafood and original Japanese Japanese-style meal. A Japanese-style meal bar with private rooms

Obanzai dining from around the world! [3 minutes walk from Nihonbashi] Full of private rooms! Tokiwabashi Tower 3F

Close to Mitsukoshimae Station◆Completely private room x Over 100 types of sake and fresh fish dishes◎Also available for individuals and parties◎

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

New seasonal courses start on July 1st! Now accepting reservations for various banquets!

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

[1 minute walk from Nihonbashi Station] "Nihonbashi x Japanese-style meal" The terrace is recommended this season! Terrace guaranteed plan on sale now!

[1 minute walk from Mitsukoshi-mae on Ginza Line] Authentic Vietnamese bar! All-you-can-drink also includes sparkling wine, which is a great deal ◎

Wagyu Yakiniku (Grilled meat) yakiniku restaurant Heijoen, founded in 1970, has produced a new business concept that allows customers to casually enjoy Matsusaka beef.

[For an important drinking party in the Yaesu/Nihonbashi area ⇒ There are still seats available! 】Reservation benefits available♪

[2 minutes walk from Tokyo Station] A quiet healing space with authentic Japanese Japanese-style meal made with the best ingredients and private rooms. Private room available for 2 people!

This is the Tokyo Squid Center (^^)