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Appendix: Restaurants and Retail Outlets Appendix: Restaurants and Retail Outlets ■ Restaurants and Retail Outlets Floor No. Name Operating Company Category B1 1 ERICK SOUTH Enso Food Service Inc. South Indian Curry & Bar 2 the 3rd Burger United & Collective Co., Ltd. Hamburgers, Café & Vegetable Dishes 3 Soup Stock Tokyo Soup Stock Tokyo Co., Ltd. Soup Specialty Shop 4 Ten Sen Ramen Katsumoto K.K. Ramen Brand New 5 HAKATA TANYA JR Kyushu Food Service Inc. Beef Tongue & Japanese Cuisine First in Kanto 6 PARIYA DELICATESSEN PARIYA INC. Delicatessen 7 BOUL'ANGE FLAVORWORKS Co., Ltd. Boulangerie & Café 8 FUKUSHIMAYA FUKUSHIMAYA Co., Ltd. Supermarket 9 MOM&POP SPAGHETTI'S KNOCK TO THE FUTURE CO., LTD. Specialty Spaghetti Brand New 1F 1 TSURUYA YOSHINOBU Tsuruya Yoshinobu CO., LTD. Wagashi Japanese Sweets 2 STARBUCKS COFFEE Starbucks Coffee Japan, Ltd. Specialty Coffee Shop 3 CHOUJIYA CHOUJIYA Kimono Store 4 Patisserie Pavlov Bridal Ltd. Patisserie, Pound Cakes & Café 5 CAVE DE FRANCE La Vinée YEBISU WINEMART CO. LTD. Wine Shop 6 beillevaire TORANOMON T.K.SHIN CO.,LTD. Fermented Butter, Cheese & Sweets 7 HONMIDO KASHO SANZEN.CO.,LTD. Confectionery 8 LA MAISON DU CHOCOLAT LE MAISON DU CHOCOLAT JAPON K.K. Luxury Chocolate Boutique 9 LE CAFÉ LA BOUTIQUE de Joël Robuchon FOUR SEEDS CORPORATION Café & Boutique Brand New 2F URBAN RESEARCH Co., Ltd. Convenience Store, Apparel, 1 URBAN・FAMIMA‼ Brand New FamilyMart Co.,Ltd General Goods & Café 2 SPBS TORANOMON SHIBUYA PUBRISHING BOOKSELLERS, LLC. Bookstore 3 Allpress Espresso ALLPRESS ESPRESSO JAPAN Co.,Ltd. Café 4 KASHIYAMA ONWARD PERSONAL STYLE CO., LTD. Custom Suites 5 CLASSICS the Small Luxury BLOOMING NAKANISHI AND COMPANY Handkerchiefs 6 Tacos Way AD Emotion Co., Ltd. Mexican Deli First in Japan 7 Tabio Tabio Corporation Legwear 8 Kamakura Shirts Maker's Shirt KAMAKURA Fashion 3F 1 Äta Varmen Co., Ltd. Seafood Bistro Brand New Toranomon 2 ATELIER KOHTA ATELIER KOHTA Co., Ltd. Counter-Crafted Desserts Brand New Yokocho 3 Ayu Ramen + CLOBHAIR CEANN INC. Ramen & Japanese Brand New 4 ELEZO GATE ELEZO Co., Ltd. ELEZO-Style Meat Dishes Brand New 5 Gyosaiyura zakotei Yura, LLC. Izakaya Brand New 6 TSUKIJI KINDACO HotLand Co.,Ltd. Neo Takoyaki Brand New 7 KOREAN IZAKAYA JANG MORANBONG Co., Ltd. Korean Izakaya Brand New 8 si si Nibotan 238 Shouten Co., Ltd. Pasta & Bar Brand New 9 SHUSHOKUDO TORANOMON DISTILLERY WELCOME Co., Ltd. Spirits Distillery, Bar & Izakaya Brand New 10 SOMTUM DER Isan Cuisine Japan Co., Ltd. Thai Cuisine Brand New 11 Ramen Katsumoto Katsumoto Co., Ltd. Ramen Brand New 12 Tsukanto Pontem, Inc. Tonkatsu (Pork Cutlets) Brand New 13 deli fu cious Sweeny Co., Ltd. Fish Burgers & Café Brand New 14 TORANOMON SAKABA KIRAKUTEI＋ KTR Co., Ltd. Izakaya Brand New 15 TORANOMON PAIRON Seizansha.Inc. Gyoza Izakaya Brand New 16 TORANOMON BREWERY(NIHONBASHI BREWERY×SUNMAI） ZOT Inc. Craft Beer Brand New 17 Toranomon Yokocho POPUP Restaurant Mori Building Co., Ltd. POPUP Restaurant Brand New 18 Torishige Bunten Torishige Co., Ltd. Yakiton (Grilled Pork on Skewers) Brand New 19 Bird Land Toranomon Wada Project Ltd. Yakitori Brand New 20 HAND PICKING WINE Enomoto CO.,LTD. Toranomon Yokocho Cellar Brand New 21 fire hall 4000 whole4000 Co., Ltd. Hot Pot Brand New 22 Plancha ZURRIOLA FLS Corporation Spanish Plancha (Teppanyaki) Brand New 23 Furijio&Italian il Fri sio Al-che-cciano Co., Ltd. Innovative Italian & Sushi Brand New 24 Pollo frito g Girona Co., Ltd. Fried Foods Specialty Restaurant Brand New 25 Hong Kong Shumei Shukka Akasakarikyu TY Associate, K.K. Chinese Brand New 26 Ryukyu Chinese Stand TAMA Toranomon Tama Co., Ltd. Okinawan, Taiwanese & Chinese Brand New 3F 1 Kyoto Unagi MAEHARA AKIRA Fusion Cuisine Inc. Japanese Eel 2 KOHAKU CHIBO TORANOMON CHIBO Corporation Teppanyaki Brand New 3 Barbacoa Toranomon Hills Wondertable, Ltd. Churrasco 4 HAKODATENOTACHIGUIZUSHI MARUKATSUSUISAN UOCHO SHOKUHIN CORP. Sushi & Japanese Cuisine Brand New 5 memento mori Spirits & Sharing Inc. Bar Brand New 6 WASHOKU・SAKE EN TORANOMON BYO Co., Ltd. Japanese Cuisine 4F 1 ARCH CAFE & BAR Mori Building Co., Ltd. Café & Bar Appendix: Restaurants and Retail Outlets B1F Restaurants and Food Stores ERICK SOUTH (South Indian Curry & Bar) A restaurant that specializes in authentic and traditional South Indian dishes. Enjoy tapas as a spice bar in the evening. ・Hours Weekdays: 11:00AM-10:00PM (last order: 9:30PM) Weekends & Holidays: 11:00AM-9:30PM (last order: 9:00PM) ・Seats 28 ・Average price Lunch: ¥1,000-¥2,000 Dinner: ¥2,000-¥3,000 the 3rd Burger (Hamburgers, Café & Vegetable Dishes) A hamburger café featuring “Real Fresh, Real Burgers” made in-house from scratch each day. ・Hours Weekdays: 8:00AM-10:30PM Weekends & Holidays: 9:00AM-10:00PM ・Seats 44 ・Average price ¥1,000 Soup Stock Tokyo (Soup Specialty Shop) A soup specialty shop that is sure to satisfy your appetite and taste buds. Different soups, curries and porridges are featured as weekly specials. ・Hours Weekdays: 11:00AM-9:00PM Weekends & Holidays: 11:00AM-8:00PM ・Seats 27 ・Average price ¥900 Ten Sen Ramen (Ramen) Brand New This newest venture of Katsumoto, a popular ramen shop with three locations in Tokyo, is based on the concept of “adding art in everyday life.” Women and children who crave ramen are of course welcome. ・Hours 11:00AM-9:00PM ・Seats 20 ・Average price ¥900 HAKATA TANYA (Beef Tongue & Japanese Cuisine) First in Kanto A Hakata-based restaurant specializing in beef tongue. Pieces of charcoal-grilled beef tongue are cut in 2-mm slices to bring out the perfect texture, finish and saltiness. ・Hours Weekdays: 11:00AM-3:00PM / 5:00PM-9:00PM Weekends & Holidays: 11:00AM-3:00PM / 5:00PM-8:00PM ・Seats 29 ・Average price ¥1,200 PARIYA DELICATESSEN (Delicatessen) Based on the concept of “a delicatessen fit for everyday eating,” this deli café offers a wide selection of foods that suit a broad range of tastes. ・Hours 11:00AM-9:00PM ・Seats 40 ・Average price Lunch: ¥1,300 Dinner: ¥1,500 Shops may change their hours in response to COVID-19. Appendix: Restaurants and Retail Outlets B1F Restaurants and Food Stores BOUL'ANGE (Boulangerie & Café) This French-style boulangerie produces beautiful, high-quality breads and pastries baked with carefully selected flours and seasonal ingredients from around the world. ・Hours Weekdays: 11:00AM-9:00PM Weekends & Holidays: 11:00AM-8:00PM ・Seats 30 ・Average price Less than ¥1,000 FUKUSHIMAYA (Supermarket) This food market offers fresh vegetables, meats and seafood as well as specialty deli foods made in-store using domestic ingredients and no additives. ・Hours Weekdays: 8:00AM-9:00PM (Wine shop: 11:30AM-9:00PM) Weekends & Holidays: 10:30AM-7:00PM ・Seats 48 (private rooms available) Fukushimaya Shokudo, a Japanese cuisine restaurant, is located within the supermarket. MOM&POP SPAGHETTI’S (Specialty Spaghetti) Brand New Spaghetti restaurant that serves pasta dishes with plenty of vegetables. Dishes are inspired by the concept of “safe and tasty ‘slow’ fast food” that you’d want to eat everyday. ・Hours 11:00AM-9:00PM ・Seats 25 ・Average price Lunch: ¥1,000 Dinner: ¥1,500 1F Gourmet Gift Stores TSURUYA YOSHINOBU (Wagashi Japanese Sweets) Traditional Japanese confectioner offering delicate seasonal sweets that originated in Kyoto. Sister brand IRODORI, located in-store, proffers exclusive confections that combine new concepts and modern Japanese culinary skills. ・Hours Weekdays: 10:30AM-7:30PM Weekends & Holidays: 11:00AM-7:00PM Drinks served until 30 minutes before closing STARBUCKS COFFEE (Specialty Coffee Shop) Enjoy an extensive variety of beverages, including high-quality Arabica-bean espresso-based coffee drinks, pastries and sandwiches. ・Hours Weekdays: 7:00AM-10:00PM Weekends & Holidays: 8:00AM-8:00PM ・Seats 27 ・Average price Weekdays: Breakfast: ¥580 Lunch: ¥750 Café: ¥600 Weekends & Holidays: ¥600 CHOUJIYA (Kimono Store) Founded in 1798, this kimono fitter has been in business for over 220 years. CHOUJIYA offers original products, including for basic kimono-wearing occasions, as well as retailoring and stain removal, to meet the needs of every customer. ・Hours Weekdays: 10:00AM-7:30PM Saturdays: 10:00AM-5:00PM ・Closed Sundays and Holidays Shops may change their hours in response to COVID-19. Appendix: Restaurants and Retail Outlets 1F Gourmet Gift Stores Patisserie Pavlov (Patisserie, Pound Cakes & Café) Based in Motomachi, Yokohama, this pound cake confectioner offers gorgeous mouth-watering creations that are decorated with fresh fruits, creams and nuts to accent creative, highly original tastes. ・Hours Weekdays: 10:30AM-7:30PM Weekends & Holidays: 11:00AM-7:00PM ・Seats 10 ・Average price ¥1,500 CAVE DE FRANCE La Vinée (Wine Shop) Whether shopping for a gift or for yourself, let experienced sommeliers at this wine store help you choose the perfect wine. ・Hours Weekdays: 10:30AM-7:30PM Weekends & Holidays: 11:00AM-7:00PM ・Seats Counter for wine tasting beillevaire TORANOMON (Fermented Butter, Cheese & Sweets) A fromagerie and patisserie produced by beillevaire, the fermented butter and high-grade cheese brand from France. ・Hours Weekdays: 10:30AM-7:30PM Weekends & Holidays: 11:00AM-7:00PM HONMIDO (Confectionery) Loved by customers around the world, this confectioner offers a uniquely modern mix of Japanese and western concepts that defy categorization. ・Hours Weekdays: 10:30AM-7:30PM Weekends & Holidays: 11:00AM-7:00PM LA MAISON DU CHOCOLAT (Luxury Chocolate Boutique) A luxury chocolatier from Paris that has been globally acclaimed for its smooth- textured, delicate-tasting creations. ・Hours Weekdays: 10:30AM-7:30PM Weekends & Holidays: 11:00AM-7:00PM LE CAFÉ LA BOUTIQUE de Joël Robuchon (Café & Boutique) Brand New A café & boutique conceptualized with the essence of Joël Robuchon, the master chef of French cuisine. Light meals of galettes or sandwiches, together with confectionaries for gifts, are also available. ・Hours Weekdays: 10:30AM-7:30PM (Café last order: 7:00PM) Weekends & Holidays: 11:00AM-7:00PM (Café last order: 6:30PM) ・Seats 24 ・Average price ¥900 Shops may change their hours in response to COVID-19.
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