Top Things to do in Ginza
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Top 10 Food & Drink in Ginza, Kanto
Discover the best top things to do in Ginza, Japan including Bar Dice, ABC Cooking Studio plus International Ginza Five Studio, Imadeya Ginza, Ibaraki Marche, Shibuu, Sato Tajima, AJA Asia Experience Culture Advancement Association, KUURAKU Yakitori & Sushi Making Class, Best Experience Japan, Champagne Salon Enrike.
Restaurants in Ginza
1. Bar Dice
2. ABC Cooking Studio plus International Ginza Five Studio
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
ABC Cooking Studio provides 1 Day Lessons in English at some of our studios in Japan, including our Ginza FIVE plus International Studio. The 1 Day Lessons allow you to take cooking, bread or cake classes without applying for the full courses. We welcome everyone to our studio! Visit our website for the full list of menu. ACCESS: Subway Tokyo Metro marunouchi Line,Hibiya Line,Ginza Line,［Ginza Station・ExitC1］a minute’s walk、JR Yurakucho Station 3 minutes’ walk.
Reviewed By Sekok - Canton of Ticino, Switzerland
We booked a sushi course as a surprise gift for my daughter's anniversary. We had ms. Nobu as guide for the market tour and ms. Kanori as cooking instructor. Amazing experience! During the market tour we had the possibility to taste and shop for original ingredients that we brought back home and during the cooking lesson we had the opportunity to learn some very effective techniques to produce nice looking (and tasty) sushi! During the tasting session we were offered a sample of Japanese Shōchūs to match our own artistic creations. A lot of fun, a lot of information, an unforgettable experience. Arigatou gozaimasu Kanori, Arigatou gozaimasu Nobu!
3. Imadeya Ginza
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Sitting in the B2F floor of the upmarket GinzaSix shopping center is Imadeya Ginza,one of downtown Tokyo’s newer sake tasting stores.The shop interior oozes class,with a soft wooden finish and their vast array of artisanal sake bottles–organized by brewery location from north to south – sitting on refrigerated shelves around the store perimeter.It’s a snazzy aesthetic,befitting of its Ginza locate
4. Ibaraki Marche
5. Shibuu
Create a memorable way for travelers to experoence the best of Tsukiji and Ginza You will experience Sushi lesson with chef after one hour tour at Tsukiji fish market. Classes take place everyday. Small group lesson limited to 7 people ensures a more personalized experience. 12,000 yen per person（excluding tax） Extra charge for drinks We accept credit card
6. Sato Tajima
Let us share not only delicious food and classic spots, but also the small excitement and great charm of this city where you walked with your feet. Experience the everyday life of Tokyo with me, and there is no doubt that the guidebook you bring will be thick. Has lived in the US, Spain and Switzerland. English and French are OK.
7. AJA Asia Experience Culture Advancement Association
8. KUURAKU Yakitori & Sushi Making Class
KUURAKU is an Izakaya style Japanese Restaurant opened in 2003.It is specializing in Yakitori ~ Grilled Skewers ~ which are grilled only by the certified chefs.
9. Best Experience Japan
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
