YEBISU BAR Ginza Corridor Street — Restaurant in Tokyo

Came for a quick beer and bite on a Thursday at 6pm. Place wasn't busy - atmosphere looked good. Stayed 40 mins but when leaving you started to smell like fried foods (cooking oil) not sure if it was fried chicken day but not a great smell on your clothes after leaving. Beers are decent at around 600 yen for standard beer and increasing for more specialty drinks. We ordered the bagna cauda and the sauce was good but the vegetables were drowned in oil. Not...

The taste is similar to other YEbisu bars, but the level of service was very disappointing.

When I visited without a reservation, I refused to enter, saying that only guests with reservations could be accepted. I immediately made a reservation through Google and was accepted when I went in. There were a lot of empty seats, but did you have to? And the service inside is not good, so I will not come back to this...

Friendly and helpful staff. They have one of those digital menus on a tablet, but available in English. The place was practically deserted, but the decor is appealing in a faux French cafe style. The food and beer are rather nondescript. I had the so-called "amber ale" (which tasted like any basic lager) and a so-so katsu curry. Still, it's convenient for the railway station...