Tokyu Plaza Ginza — Attraction in Tokyo

190419 辻利兵衛本店/mix parfait : recently opened store. one more store added in my favorite place list in Ginza. Hojicha+Matcha soft ice cream, mochi, red brean paste, sponge cake, matcha jelly in parfait. Ice cream got pretty strong flavor, a bit bitter, but still so good. I didn't expect that much about jelly tbh, but it was beyond my expectation. 仙臺 牛たん 撰 利/cow tongue steak : nice food cooked well. I rlly loved salt and little deep sauce beside the steak as well. There was not particularly a problem about the quality of food and restaurant itself, but only problem was that tongue dish was not for me. Rooftop : The weather was not that nice but view was. There was a little trolley car selling drinks and snacks. There was a little swimming pool as well, but not sure if it is actually used or not. There was the water in it anyway. touch&flow : Office supplies with nice design. I was about to use up all...

Tokyo Plaza Ginza is one of the malls I really enjoyed visiting. The building itself is beautiful, with a modern glass design that makes it stand out in the middle of Ginza. Inside, it feels spacious and clean, and I liked how the shops are well arranged.

For shopping, there’s a good balance of Japanese and international brands, so it feels like you can get a little bit of everything. Even just walking around and window-shopping is fun. I also liked the variety of cafés and restaurants—some even have terrace seating with a nice city view.

One of my favorite parts was the rooftop garden. It’s calm and peaceful, and I felt it was the perfect place to take a break after exploring Ginza.

Overall, I’d say Tokyo Plaza Ginza isn’t only about shopping—it’s also about the atmosphere. For me, it was a really nice spot to spend time and enjoy both fashion and the...

Came to the Plaza looking for Ramen (not my thing, but my partners). Lovely little restaurant, nice atmosphere, English speaking staff, clean and tidy, good views of Ginza area from the windows, and not the madness of some of the other restaurants here. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Our only disappointment was the limited menu, in particular only fish ramen available. Now this could have just been our misunderstanding of the venue (hard to tell when signs are in Japanese), but we were hoping for a little more variety. Don't let this put you off if fish (sea bream) ramen is your thing, I'm sure...