bills Ginza — Restaurant in Tokyo

bills Ginza, a culinary oasis nestled in Tokyo's vibrant Ginza district, is a haven for brunch enthusiasts seeking a taste of Australian-inspired breakfast and comfort cuisine. With its chic ambiance, friendly service, and a menu crafted with meticulous attention to quality, bills Ginza stands out as a brunch paradise, inviting patrons into a world of delicious simplicity.

The ambiance at bills Ginza is a seamless blend of modern sophistication and relaxed charm. The interior, bathed in natural light, exudes a bright and airy atmosphere, creating an inviting space that is perfect for a leisurely brunch. The minimalist decor and open kitchen contribute to the overall sense of transparency and warmth.

The star of the show is, undoubtedly, the menu. bills Ginza is renowned for its signature ricotta hotcakes, a delightful creation that has achieved iconic status. The hotcakes, with their cloud-like texture and accompanied by fresh fruits and honeycomb butter, are a symphony of sweetness that perfectly embodies bills' commitment to using high-quality and seasonal ingredients.

One standout feature is the diversity of the menu, catering to a range of tastes and preferences. From hearty breakfast options like the Full Aussie Breakfast to lighter choices such as the avocado toast with poached eggs, bills Ginza ensures that every palate finds satisfaction. The coffee, brewed to perfection, complements the meal superbly.

The staff at bills Ginza are friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable. Whether providing recommendations from the menu or accommodating special requests, the service reflects a genuine commitment to ensuring a pleasant dining experience. The efficiency and courtesy of the staff contribute to the overall comfort of patrons.

While bills Ginza may attract crowds, the quality of the dining experience justifies the popularity. The prices are reasonable for the Ginza district, considering the quality of ingredients and the generous portions. Whether you're a solo diner seeking a peaceful brunch or a group looking to indulge in a weekend feast, bills Ginza caters to a variety of brunch preferences.

In conclusion, bills Ginza is a brunch haven that transcends the ordinary. Whether you're a local resident or a traveler exploring Tokyo, this restaurant promises a delightful experience that marries Australian culinary charm with the sophistication of Ginza. It's not just a meal; it's a celebration of flavors, a symphony of tastes, and a brunch escapade that lingers in the memory, leaving patrons eager to return for another delectable chapter at...

There were three of us and we were quite satisfied with the quality of the food and drinks at the restaurant. We ordered olives, almonds, and three cocktails to start with. However, only the almonds arrived, and the waiter apologized for running out of olives. The portion size of the almonds was also disappointingly small, with only around 5 almonds per person.

Two Apéretifs were brought to the table, leaving the third person unsure if they would receive their cocktail. It was difficult to get the waiter's attention to clarify this, so we eventually ordered another drink through the online menu system. The food arrived, and despite a bumpy start, we cheered and enjoyed our drinks. I personally had the Earl Gray whisky highball and it was delicious.

However, there were further issues with the service. The first side order arrived 15 minutes before the rest of the food, causing it to go cold by the time the main courses arrived. Two main courses were served simultaneously, but the third person was left waiting, unsure if they would receive any food. To avoid starting without the third person, the other two waited, causing their food to also become cold.

We ordered a new side order to enjoy it warm, but (kind of surprisingly) arrived cold.

Despite the great taste of the food, cocktails, and wine, the inconsistent and unstructured service was the things that made our visit a memorable one.

Our order:

Cod fish with tomatoes Parmesan chicken schnitzel Bills Coconut curry (that supposedly is vegan, but the recipt said “fish Curry”) 2x sour dough 1x olives and almonds 2x French fries with herbs (the side order I mentioned) 1x Champagne 1x Shochu Sour 1x earl gray Highball 1 bottle Bills Syrah red wine Total...

Discrimination

Foreigners are seated in the same area (end of the restaurant)

Japanese seated in main dining

I’ve ordered 2 main courses, added the hk cake (which claimed to take 20 minutes at 14:10) * I cap screen once ordered

By 14;15, i check with one female staff with green uniform (I have saved the name for proper official complain to the company HR)

She replied (the hot Cake would take 29 minutes)

I replied (I know, it’s shown on the menu. I’m just checking if I pressed the order via the app

Why?

The couple behind ur came LATER than my order, the hotcake was delivered to h to the first, which we suspected it was for us

She just walked away.

By 14:30, I walked out the (foreigner room) the female staff was chatting in Japanese with another male staff. I asked once again, can you kindly double check the order. She walked ahead and never came back

She was the staff servicing our table the whole time (staff name and evidence can be provider)

By 14:40, I checked with another female staff with red uniform (receptionist)

She was helpful , my order finally came around 14:40

The female staff never came back to explain

Also, I saw her with bad attitude towards all foreigners, including the Philippines clients etc

Service of this lady is bad, however, discrimination is unexpected

I reserved the right to lodge presidential complain to the head quarter and legal action for discrimination

Please see my email

I’m pending a official reply privately regarding...