Shinbashi

🧳Shinbashi, located in the Tokyo waterfront area of Shiodome, is partly in Minato Ward and Chuo Ward of Tokyo. It is a bustling business district, commonly known as the street of joy for the general public. 🌟Adjacent to Shiodome on the east, Chiyoda Ward's Uchisaiwaicho on the north, and Ginza in Chuo Ward, Shinbashi is a bustling business district connected to Marunouchi and Shinagawa. It is famous for its streets lined with office buildings and is known as the street of white-collar workers. It is a gathering place for world-class enterprises. Therefore, after work each day, it becomes a sea of food and drink, where employees in suits, both men and women, gather in the numerous izakayas of Shinbashi to drink. 🏨Shinbashi boasts top-notch businesses but also has down-to-earth eateries. Starting from the food street, any delicacy you wish to try is available here, from high-end to common, ensuring you won't miss out on any dinner. After a few rounds of drinks, you can head to the 47th floor of 'Caretta Shiodome' to admire one of the best views of Tokyo Bay in Tokyo, sobering up from the buzz. 👍For tourists fortunate enough to visit, why not find a restaurant with the flavor you crave after nightfall, sit down, order a cold beer, and kick off a delicious dinner. After the meal, enjoy the most peaceful and comfortable time of the day with a cup of coffee and a portion of fries at the McDonald's on the corner of the station street.

#SpringZeroYenTrip We visited "Torisato," nestled in an alley on the way from Shimbashi Station Karasumori Exit toward Toranomon🍶 This place is always fully booked and very popular! The interior is quite stylish, and the atmosphere is great, so there were many couples as well😌 The course we had included exquisite yakitori expertly grilled by a craftsman, along with beautifully presented dishes that are a feast for the eyes! The way to eat them is also particular, and the taste is delicious😋 Of course, the yakitori was delicious, but I especially loved the rich one-bite soup♪ The finishing TKG (tamago kake gohan) is also recommended🍚 They have a wide variety of sake, and the staff served us the rare Aramasa sake🍶 The shochu is also delicious, so try pairing it with the yakitori🍷 📍Location: 1F Chiyokawa Building, 3-2-3 Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo #GourmetTrip #Tokyo

📍 Torishin (鳥新) 🗺️ Address: 4-chōme-18-8 Shinbashi, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0004, Japan 🕙 Business Hours: 17:00 ~ 23:00 ❌ Closed: Every Saturday and Sunday 💳 Card Payment: Accepted 💰 Price: Yakitori set approximately ¥3,000 (recommended by locals) --- ✅ Three-line summary ✔️ A true 'local yakitori spot' where Japanese office workers gather for after-work dinners ✔️ Excellent yakitori that suits Korean taste buds ✔️ Perfect finishing course with chicken porridge and suimono, plus great service atmosphere! --- If you're looking for authentic local yakitori in Tokyo's Shinbashi—not Fukuoka or Osaka—Torishin comes highly recommended! This spot was introduced by local office staff as a dinner venue, and it exceeded expectations in both taste and ambiance. From the entrance, the Japanese-style signage and lighting warmly welcome you, and the interior, with its tatami design, is full of local charm. Starting with the fresh chicken sashimi served as a basic appetizer, followed by katsuo-bushi onion pickles, chicken meatball skewers, heart skewers, and chicken + leek skewers—all perfectly balanced and pairing wonderfully with drinks. Enjoying **sweet potato shochu 'Murasaki no Sekitoba'** in a highball style created a fantastic harmony with the light appetizers. Personally, the charcoal-grilled chicken thigh paired with yuzu kosho left a lasting impression, and the finishing **suimono (chicken broth soup)** and chicken porridge were the ultimate comfort food to wrap up the meal. ✔️ Local office worker vibe, ✔️ Affordable and delicious drinking snacks, ✔️ Refined Japanese-style presentation If these three qualities appeal to you, Tokyo Shinbashi's 'Torishin' is a must-visit!

Last week, I had an Omakase sushi lunch in Shimbashi. I loved the beautiful decor and serving plates in the restaurant, and sitting inside felt very comfortable and relaxed. The sushi chef previously worked at a Michelin-selected restaurant and has exclusive access to high-quality seafood. The flavors are fresh and light, with a youthful and refreshing vibe. The set includes 12 pieces of sushi including rolls, 6 kinds of dishes, and the portions are generous. You can also order free-flow drinks separately, and the chef can introduce the ingredients and preparation methods in English. I especially loved the appetizers, particularly the grapes with cream cheese. The sushi presentation was also very beautiful. The medium fatty tuna and the conger eel near the end were just so delicious... Overall, I really enjoyed the meal. Restaurant Name Sushidokoro Isshaku Sancho Restaurant Address 1F, Shimbashi Four One Building, 4-20-2 Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo

#celebrateit If you're craving authentic, chewy udon with crispy, freshly fried tempura, Oniyanma is the place to go! This super popular standing udon shop serves up some of the best bowls in Tokyo. Ordering is quick and easy with three ticket machines outside, and they even accept electronic payments—super convenient! I visited around 3 PM, so there was no wait, but if you go during lunch hours, expect a line. I got the chikuwa & tori-ten udon, and it was absolutely perfect. The udon had the perfect chewiness, and the crispy tori-ten (chicken tempura) was a must-try—light, crunchy, and so flavorful! Here’s why you should check out Oniyanma: Top-quality udon & tempura: Freshly made noodles and perfectly fried toppings make for an unforgettable meal. Quick, convenient, and affordable: A great spot for a fast, delicious meal without breaking the bank. If you're in Shinbashi, don't miss this udon gem! 📍 Address: 3 Chome-16-23 Shinbashi, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0004 #Japan #Tokyo #Shinbashi #Udon #Tempura #Foodie

had to leave from Mongolia back to Hong Kong kong and decided to take a short detour in Tokyo, trying the new United Airlines from UBN to NRT. Tokyo was a blast as always with a lot of ice cream food, meat, sushi and Ramen. Stayed in Shim Bashi this time and the neighbourhood is extremely nice convenient. Definitely recommend checking out Tokyo when you have time, it is never a disappointment.

#cherryblossom2024 Walking around the streets at Shiodome area from the hotel, I came across this nice little traditional Tempura Shop called Yukimura, where it specializes in delivering tempuras upon ordering, serving them individually piping hot. I ordered the Tempura Moriawase set dinner with an add on of seasonal fish, and this is one of the best tempura that I ever had. Each item is prepared delicately by the chef using the freshest ingredients and they are served with a nice plating in front of you, showing the attitude of the craftmen attitude even towards the simplest dish of Tempura. I have also found out this restaurant is rated under the Michelin Guide which truly serve up to its name. I will definitely come again for this wonderful Tempura. Name: Tempura Kakiage Yukimura Address: 105-0004 Tokyo, Minato City, Shinbashi, 6 Chome-13-13 Seaplace Shinbashi 1F.

The street food in Japan but it is a proper eatery place only for take-away. This is a chain store all over Japan and you can buy them easily in many places. It is always best to buy and eat it hot. The taiyaki standard fillings are red-bean, custard and sweet potato. During special season, you can find chestnut and pumpkin too. Now they have upgraded their menu to include rice cracker ice cream, whereby a scoop of ice cream is sandwich between 2 pieces of Japanese crackers. It is similar to how we eat our ice cream sandwich with a slice of bread or biscuit wafer from the ice cream uncle in Singapore. This outlet is right next to Shinbashi station exit 8. #wheretogo #japan #tokyo #liveyourdreams #takethattrip