Restaurants near Tokyo Joypolis

Crisp white linens, minimalist décor and classic wood accents are just a few of the sophisticated touches that Ristorante Kouji Cordiale uses to provide a calming upscale ambiance. Located in Shinagawa, Japan, it serves homemade pasta and grilled seafood. The chef at Ristorante Kouji Cordiale...See More

The concept of marrying Sake with French food is certainly original. We enjoyed the food but really liked the Sake introductions done by the hostess who obviously knew her stuff. Will be going again with my colleagues the next time I am on a business trip to Japan

Giglio is an Italian restaurant and kitchen. The restaurant specializes on the cuisine of Tuscany, the central region of Italy that has its own unique culinary style. To ensure authenticity, Giglio's ingredients only come into the kitchen one of two ways. Either they are flown in from Italy, or...See More

acturally，opentable haven’t reserved this dinner for me successfully. The dinner was good , but I have waited another 30mins for the restaurant to help me arrange the table

Great service and food was wonderful. Prix Fixe only. The 10 course was not too filling. Everything was nice

The food was really good thought the serving speed was a bit slow. But the service was excellent. The owner introduced us about the food and gave us good recommendations. Will definitely go again.

A 30-second walk from SL Square in front of Shimbashi Station. A maze of corridors you can’t imagine when you first go through the entrance, chic black-toned private rooms and airy white-toned private rooms make up this hidden away grown up izakaya (tavern) which helps you forget the hustle and...See More

As a chef- food was interesting and nicely presented-although very small portion! lunch Entree-scallop(m)size was cut in half so cost about 90yen- beef 2 slices-50gms at most! a bit more would be more attractive to guests returning. Thank you

Great food and service was spot on

Lovely food and ambience. The wine pairings were particularly inventive.