Tokyo Station, being one of Japan’s busiest transportation hubs, has transformed into the “Tokyo Station City” complex. You’ll find Tokyo Station in a beautiful red brick building that dates back to the early 1900s on the Marunouchi side, enveloped by newer skyscrapers with shopping, dining and travel facilities on the Yaesu side. The two sides are connected by a convenient passageway and is home to dozens of restaurants and various shops!
Brasserie PAUL BOCUSE Daimaru Tokyo
Brasserie PAUL BOCUSE is a French cafe bistro on the 12F of Daimaru Tokyo bldg that is connected to Tokyo station. Courses include an appetizer, main dish and dessert with coffee or tea. The Menu Mer course (4,180JPY) lets you choose from a few different appetizers, main dish and dessert, some cost extra and might change according to the season. Lunch starts from 2,750JPY and dinner from 4,180JPY. Kid’s menu is also available for 1,320JPY.
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Kyobashi Sembikiya First Avenue Tokyo Station Store
Kyobashi Sembikiya is a fresh fruits parlor and has been in business for over a 100 years with shops all over Japan. Located on the basement floor of Tokyo station makes it a popular spot for many travellers that want to try one of their many sweets like their morning Waffle set with raspberry sauce and fruits (660JPY), fruit parfait (2,200JPY) and different types of cakes (starting from 600JPY). They also have takeout options if you have a long train ride ahead of you.
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Sarabeth’s has stood firm as the queen of pancakes, waffles and french toast since 1981. Besides regular brunch and teatime items, Sarabeth’s Tokyo has a colorful lunch and dinner menu as well, offering sandwiches, pasta, burgers, soups, omelettes and various beverages. The most popular item at Sarabeth’s is their Classic Eggs Benedict (1,630JPY), followed by Fat and Fluffy French Toast (1,410JPY).
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NOTE: Due to the on-going COVID-19 Pandemic, the business hours of the shops above may differ from the hours listed on OpenRice JP. Please confirm with the shop directly before your visit.