Restaurants near Sony Atsugi Technology Center

One of the best restaurant around here. They use vegetables from Machida, meats and ingredients from Tokyo.

Terra Magica is a classic Italian restaurant. The dining room is more casual than a typical fine dining restaurant, as it is brightly lit and has colorful red and blue accents on the wall. Terra Magica also has a private dining space available for rent for special occasions and parties. Terra...See More

MOTIは、赤坂見附において、本格的インド料理店として1978年にオープンしました。現在は都内2店舗、横浜1店舗で営業しております。MOTIの料理は北インド地方の家庭料理をもとに、インド各地から集められた香りゆたかなスパイスをブレンドし調理しています。お客様の半分は外国人。異国情緒たっぷりな店内でインド音楽を聴きながら、インド人コックが調理した、アツアツの本場のインド料理をお楽しみ下さい。

◆ The three main points of "Motsunabe Koganeya" are "soy sauce, dashi, and motsu." ・ The soy sauce is from a soy sauce brewery founded in the Meiji era in Kumamoto Prefecture. ・ Dashi is made from bonito flakes made from bonito landed in Makurazaki, Kagoshima Prefecture, and high-grade kelp from...See More

Toraji is a Yakiniku Style BBQ restaurant. Since our first shop was established in 1995 in Tokyo, Ebisu area, we have come a long way. Starting with "namuru" and "kimchi" Korean style steamed and picked vegetables, continuing with tongue, ribs and outside skirt, finishing with cold noodles or...See More

The French cuisine is very good. We enjoyed the set lunch menu.

Tatsuharu is a casual eatery that serves authentic Chinese dishes. The restaurant's philosophy is that the best taste comes from simplicity. Thus, Tatsuharu uses simple recipes and ingredients to prepare straightforward seasonal dishes. The menu at Tatsuharu changes periodically to highlight the...See More

Sumibiyaki Yamagen, in Tokyo, is a popular teppanyaki restaurant that serves fresh and delectable cuts of meat and veggies that are grilled to juicy perfection in its relaxing and sophisticated eatery. For starters, enjoy the Chinese-inspired egg soup and the assorted kimchi. Some of Sumibiyaki...See More

We were all super pleased with our meal, both with the excellent quality of the food and the attentiveness of the servers. They have an English menu, which you can request. I speak some Japanese, which helped, but someone in our party is Japanese and helped explain the specials. I’m not sure if we...See More

I stumbled upon this place while web surfing before our trip to Tokyo and made a reservation on Opentable (which is very convenient because a lot of restaurants in Japan take reservation only by phone) a week ahead. It is about 5 min walk from Ebisu station in a quiet neighbourhood. You have to go...See More