Seafood (Child-Friendly) for lunch in Nihonbashi, Kyobashi

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

[Direct delivery from the farm] Akkeshi's `` Oyster'' A restaurant where you can enjoy the blessings of nature as they are, with a particular focus on ingredients!

◆Enjoy the seasonal delicacies purchased at the market every morning.◇Private rooms available for entertaining, dinners, and meetings.

[Directly connected to Mitsukoshi-mae Station A4 COREDO Muromachi 2nd floor] Specialty fish dishes and Japanese sake restaurant ✳︎ Now accepting reservations for welcome and farewell parties

[Direct delivery from the farm] Our proud ``Akkeshi Oyster'' have a rich flavor without any peculiar taste! Focusing on ingredients from Akkeshi, Hokkaido

[1 minute from Mitsukoshi-mae Station] For celebrating anniversaries ◎Special seats at the counter where carefully selected wagyu beef is grilled in front of your eyes by the chef

Enjoy fresh seafood [Nihonbashi Maeda]

[Okanimeshi] Enjoy boiled rice topped with plenty of crab meat in three different ways: as is, with soup stock, and with condiments.

[3 minutes walk from Mitsukoshimae Station] A Japanese Bistro where you can enjoy “Japanese” for lunch and “Western” Kinmedai for dinner.

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

■We accept welcome and farewell parties for large groups.■A traditional taste that has been loved since 1998. All-you-can-drink course starts from 3,980 yen♪

An “antenna shop style Izakaya (Japanese-style bar)” where you can enjoy Yakumo-cho, Hokkaido while being in the city center! Enjoy Hokkaido food

◇1 minute walk from Nihonbashi Station * Directly connected to the station ◇ 2-hour all-you-can-drink course <9 dishes in total> 5,500 yen ~ ◇ Banquets available for up to 12 people ◎

[3 minutes walk from JR Kanda Station! ] A Seafood Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) where you can enjoy carefully selected sake with a large lantern as a landmark.