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Cuisine |
Varied Japanese/Sushi, Fusion, International |
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Hours |
Daily 11am-10pm |
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Address |
1-9-1 Marunouchi |
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Location |
Basement of Tokyo Station, Nihombashi & Around Tokyo Station |
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Transportation |
Station: Tokyo. Underneath Tokyo Station, with an entrance on the south end of the Marunouchi side |
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Phone |
03/5218-5123 |
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Prices |
Sushi a la carte ¥150-¥500 ($1.45-$4.75) for lunch, ¥550-¥950 ($5.25-$9.05) for dinner; compartment lunches ¥2,100-¥3,800 ($20-$36); compartment dinners ¥2,500-¥5,800 ($24-$55) |
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Credit Cards |
AE, DC, MC, V |
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Frommer's Review
This is my top pick for a reasonably priced Japanese meal in Tokyo Station; offerings are so varied that you could dine here several days in a row, each time with a different dining experience. Owned by popular local chef Mikuni, it resembles an early-20th-century diner and is divided into themed sections flanking a central open kitchen. The conveyor-belt sushi counter, with dishes color-coded according to price, offers standards as well as original creations, including Mexican and Californian rolls. Diners help themselves to dishes that appeal to them. There are also so-called "compartment" set meals featuring French/Italian/Japanese fusion cuisine, served in retro-style booths, as well as inexpensive noodle and rice dishes served cafeteria-style. Weekday Continental lunches start at ¥1,050 ($10); at night, part of the restaurant transforms into a Japanese-style pub serving drinks and snacks. There's even a wine bar.
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