This is my second visit to the restaurant. I went with a colleague this time. Since my colleague wasn't feeling well, I thought a light Japanese meal would be good for them. Also, we chose this restaurant inside the Shin Marunouchi Building because they were offering 5 times the Marunouchi Card points during this period. We ordered the following dishes: - Grilled fish set meal for me (1,200 yen including tax) - Shirasu (whitebait) bowl set meal for my colleague (1,200 yen including tax) I chose the grilled fish set meal again, and this time the fish was "Atka mackerel". Luckily, today's miso soup was pork miso soup. I also had a small serving of extra rice. There is nothing particularly outstanding about this restaurant, but it's a safe choice for fish dishes. Thank you for the meal.

Seafood bowl for 1,200 yen (comes with miso soup and a side dish). The ingredients for the day were sea bream, salmon, yellowtail, whitebait, and assorted seafood. The bowl had a generous portion, more than it appeared. You can mix the yolk for a different taste. The miso soup was pork miso soup, which I found unusual for a seafood restaurant, but it was delicious.

I was surprised by the modern and stylish interior of this Japanese izakaya, where the food is delicious and the cost performance is high. Despite being in the heart of the city, you can enjoy reasonably priced and tasty dishes at this restaurant. The sashimi assortment (1,980 yen) includes sea bream and other fatty fish with a great aroma, and even medium fatty tuna was included. Wine bottles start at 2,500 yen, and I ended up drinking too much. Since we used it for a second party, we didn't get to try many other dishes, but it was a perfect place to enjoy sashimi with wine. Although other reviews on Tabelog are quite strict, I personally felt that this was a very good restaurant.

It was a good restaurant that came out quickly and was just right for lunch! The miso soup was delicious!! The sashimi was okay. The restaurant is like an open space, so the atmosphere is not very relaxing, but it's good for a quick lunch (*'ω'*).

I visited this mysterious restaurant with a unique name and atmosphere, intrigued by the exquisite seafood bowl. For some reason, Queen's songs have been playing all along. The staff's style is more Italian than Japanese. I ordered the seafood bowl, which was truly luxurious with caviar included. Both the seafood bowl and miso soup were very delicious, but is it worth 2500 yen? It's a bit questionable. Since there are many lunch menus that look delicious for just over 1000 yen, I would like to try them next time.

The food is not very delicious. The appetizers come out quickly, which is great, but the main fish dishes are average at best. The potato salad is well put together, with a unique touch of adding egg on top. However, the potato salad is watery and overpowering, making it not very tasty. Also, when people put their belongings in the chairs, it makes a lot of noise and can be distracting.

Luv.Fish is a new restaurant located on the 7th floor of the Shin Marunouchi Building in Tokyo. I have visited the restaurant multiple times, although I have not written a review each time. I ordered the mackerel and hokke set meal (1,200 yen including tax) and was satisfied with the meal. The music playing during my visit included songs by Queen such as "Under Pressure" and "Radio Ga Ga," which was a first for me to hear Queen's songs in a restaurant. The restaurant offers healthy dishes at a reasonable price, so I plan to visit again. On my next visit, I ordered the bonito tataki set meal (1,200 yen including tax) and was once again satisfied with the food and music selection, which included songs by various artists such as Chuck Berry and The Beatles. The restaurant also provides good service with wet towels and a water pot on the table.

I visited before the rainy season and wanted to enjoy a nice drink on the terrace. They explained how to use the terrace seats politely and the service from ordering to serving was surprisingly fast. The terrace seats are prepared in various ways to suit your mood at the time, so I recommend enjoying sashimi while looking at the night view of the Imperial Palace buildings! Thank you for the wonderful meal.

The weather was nice, so I had a meal at Marunouchi Terrace on the 7th floor of Shin Marunouchi Building. This terrace space allows you to enjoy dishes from various restaurants, making it easy for groups with different preferences. Today, I had a seafood bowl. It was a unique experience to enjoy a seafood bowl on the terrace. The seafood bowl was delicious, but the miso soup here was outstanding. It was a seaweed miso soup, and the fish broth was very flavorful. The interior of the restaurant has a chic impression. They also offer ramen, so I would like to try it next time. The service was a bit lacking as they didn't provide soy sauce and chopsticks or greet us. ★★★★

This is a Japanese restaurant that opened in May 2023 on the 7th floor of the Shin Maru Building. I visited with a colleague. The interior is stylish and has a trendy atmosphere, with a high percentage of female customers. We were seated promptly without any wait, and each ordered the following: Me: Grilled fish set meal (1,200 yen including tax) Colleague: Seafood rice bowl set meal (1,200 yen including tax) The grilled fish of the day included two types, hokke and mackerel. It came with rice, miso soup, and pickles. I don't remember getting a small side dish like konjac with the grilled fish, unlike with the seafood rice bowl. The rice was cooked perfectly and tasted great, but I found it a bit lacking so I ordered an extra serving. I'm not sure if a large serving is available for the seafood rice bowl, but the grilled fish set meal had the option for a large serving, which I chose. There wasn't anything particularly special about the meal, but it was delicious and satisfying.

I came to the Marunouchi area to listen to the La Folle Journée concert that was held after a long time. After listening to the Tokyo 21st Century Orchestra's open concert on the 3rd floor of Shin-Marunouchi Building from 12:45, I went up to the 7th floor in search of a lunch spot and found this restaurant. There were other attractive restaurants on the 7th floor, but I felt like having Japanese food after a long time and liked the open atmosphere here, so we took a seat by the window. I ordered the bonito tataki set meal and a shandygaff, while my partner ordered the shirasu bowl. Both were priced at 1,200 yen, which was relatively cheap for the Marunouchi area, but we enjoyed both dishes.

First Visit 202304 (No.4464) 1. Purpose of Visit - Checking out a newly opened restaurant inside the Shin Marunouchi Building while also earning points. 2. Restaurant Information - Genre on Tabelog: Seafood, Ramen - Restaurant opened on April 17, 2023 - A seafood dining establishment where you can enjoy casually sourced fresh seafood - A new concept from the popular and hard-to-reserve restaurants "Mou Ri" in Fukushima and Osaka - Operating hours: 11:00-23:00 - Closed on days determined by the facility - Seating capacity: 52 seats 3. Crowdedness and Atmosphere on the Day - Visited around 13:30 on a weekday, with the restaurant being 30-40% full - Modern and cozy atmosphere with a predominantly black color scheme - You can order from the grand menu even during lunchtime, making it suitable for lunch drinks as well 4. Service - Service was according to the manual 5. Order Items - Draft Beer: 660 yen Served in a chilled glass, reasonably priced - Seafood Bowl Set (Deluxe): 2,500 yen A delicious seafood bowl with fresh tuna, bonito, horse mackerel, salmon, squid, etc., generously topped I ordered the above items this time, but it seems you can also order good drinks during lunchtime, so I'll definitely come back for a lunch drink next time. Thank you for the meal.

I visited the 7th floor of Shin-Marunouchi Building after a long time as many of the shops have changed. I arrived around 12:30 and took a look around. There were quite a few new shops, all of them seemed busy. I ended up choosing a newly opened shop in the corner. The menu had a variety of seafood dishes ranging from 1,200 yen to 3,000 yen. I ordered the highest-priced seafood bowl which included striped jack, kanpachi, bluefin tuna, salmon, bonito, flounder, and half a shellfish. The quality of the seafood was decent, with the striped jack being the best. The rice was slightly warm and the miso soup was perfect. Overall, the meal was satisfying but could be improved in terms of portion size and side dishes.

The Ebisu beer and marinated mackerel at the counter were delicious. The appetizer skewers were tasty too. The staff were friendly and approachable.

I had clam broth ramen. The soup, flavored with clam broth, was rich in umami and had a deep richness. The noodles were smooth and mixed well with the soup. It was a satisfying meal with a good portion size. Thank you for the meal.

I had a window-side table seat, and even though it was crowded with many people, I felt like I had my own space and could enjoy a conversation without being bothered by the noise around me. The food was delicious too! I would love to visit again! Thank you very much!