Restaurants (Child-Friendly & Tatami Rooms) for lunch in Shinagawa

[Completely equipped with private rooms] Seasonal Japanese Cuisine created by a chef with experience working at a long-established famous restaurant.

[All seats are private rooms with doors! ! Shinagawa Station Konan Exit★2 minutes walk★English, Chinese, and Korean menus available★】

[1 minute from Shinagawa Station] Authentic nigiri that continues the tradition of more than 60 years since our founding, along with famous sake. Equipped with a large tatami room perfect for welcome and farewell parties

[1 minute walk from Shinagawa Station] Private rooms available! We are proud of our charcoal-grilled Hitachi beef and fresh fish delivered directly from the farm♪ Banquet courses start from 3,500 yen!

Open until 24 hours! [3 minutes walk from Shinagawa Station] “Namaiki” is a Hakata Grilled skewer and vegetable roll restaurant where you can eat in a private room.

◆ Panoramic view of the night view of Shinagawa ◆ Dishes using high-quality ingredients such as black truffles are provided at reasonable prices ♪ Private room for 2 people ~

[Easy access, just 1 minute from JR Shinagawa Station Konan Exit] Now accepting reservations for welcome parties and other banquets! Banquet courses from 3,000 yen

A carefully selected lineup of Sushi ingredients made with [the best ingredients purchased that day]

[Completely private rooms with doors for all seats] Enjoy Sendai beef and Sanriku's seafood and mountain delicacies.

[A restaurant specializing in Hinai Jidori chicken from Akita Prefecture] Serves rare Hinai Jidori chicken charcoal grilled Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) and famous sake from around the country. Plenty of private rooms and sofa seats available

Kochi Local Cuisine [Maximum 80 people] Many private banquet rooms available [Specialty] Many courses with salt-seared bonito

3 minutes from JR Shinagawa Station ◆ Charcoal-grilled hormone bar boasting fresh meat! Recharge your energy with a drink to thank you for your hard work◎

Take a breather with an old-fashioned Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) menu. A popular Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) that can be called a sacred place for people working in Shinagawa