Visited with a friend. We ordered a few dishes but... we were so focused on eating that we only have a photo of the pasta... The appetizer (prosciutto, all-you-can-eat) Roast Beef Salad with 15 items Baked Tomato and Avocado with Cheese Shrimp and Asparagus in Tomato Cream Sauce Pasta The all-you-can-eat prosciutto was soft and delicious, and it's hard to believe it's all-you-can-eat! The roast beef was also tender and tasty, but the sauce was a bit salty. The salad comes with a choice of dressing: Japanese-style, Caesar, or Italian. I chose Italian, but it tasted like store-bought, which was a bit disappointing. I think it would be even more delicious if it was homemade with olive oil, salt, pepper, balsamic vinegar, etc. The pasta was delicious, but it took over 20 minutes from ordering to serving, which was a bit disappointing. However, the staff were polite and I appreciated their service. Thank you for the meal.

Shinbashi Morning, 800 yen buffet. You can enjoy unlimited soup and popovers, which are like cream puff pastry. They are delicious with butter, dipped in soup, or sandwiched with scrambled eggs. Sausages, salad, yogurt... A classic morning meal that warms your heart and tastes delicious.

We used this restaurant for a party with 40 colleagues. We are grateful for turning our preferences into reality down to the smallest details. The speed and quality of the food and drinks exceeded our expectations for the budget, and all participants seemed to have a great time. Thank you very much for taking care of us this time. We look forward to working with you again for parties in the Shinbashi area. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

Located on the first floor of the annex of a hotel in Shinbashi, this wine-focused shop gives off an atmosphere where only drinks are served on Sundays after 2 PM. I visited later on a different day at 11:17 AM, only to find out that they were out of wine. I ordered the "4 types of mushroom pasta" for 700 yen from the Lunch Special Menu, adding a set menu for 300 yen without realizing that rice dishes were also available. I paid upfront using the Minato Ward Campaign QR code payment system and received a tray with a numbered flag, a choice of salad and drink, and cutlery. The soup and popovers were self-service, and I carried my tray to my seat to enjoy the pasta, which arrived in just 9 minutes. The pasta, made with Awaji Island fresh pasta, was delicious with cheese and mushrooms. The popovers were all-you-can-eat, but one was enough for me. I finished my meal in 15 minutes.

Near Shinbashi Station, there is this shop that caught my eye. The area is full of delicious-looking restaurants lined up. It was packed inside on the weekend! Orders were made through a barcode at the table for mobile ordering. Despite being full, the service was quick! The prosciutto appetizer was perfect for snacking. The alcohol menu was quite extensive. From cocktails that girls would love to bottle options, there was a wide variety! The glass of wine was either medium or full-bodied. The medium option was not too light and on the heavier side, which was great for those who prefer a richer taste. Delicious! The sakura shrimp anchovy had a subtle anchovy flavor and the aroma of sakura shrimp was delightful. The salted truffle potato was irresistible. The slight truffle scent was amazing. Loved it. The Margherita pizza had a chewy crust. Despite feeling quite full, I managed to finish it with ease! It was incredibly delicious! I was satisfied with the atmosphere and the food. I would love to visit again.

At a wine bar with a relaxed atmosphere just off Sotobori Street, it's a stylish lunch spot in Shinbashi with terrace seating available. The pasta is delicious with a chewy texture using noodles from Awaji Men-gyo. For lunch, you can choose your pasta at the counter, and I selected a tomato-based pasta. You can also choose between a salad or a cut of prosciutto. I opted for the prosciutto this time. The lunch set comes with a drink, costing just over 1000 yen. I always end up ordering the homemade ginger drink because of its name. Behind the counter, there is soup and a strange bread-like item that you can eat as much as you want. This bread-like item is hollow inside, slightly brown, and a bit sweet. It goes well with the prosciutto when you sandwich it in between. The pasta is served later, and it's pleasantly chewy and well-coated with the sauce. After lunch, you can enjoy a drink while working on your laptop, making it a relaxing space for those who need to get some work done. Thank you for the meal.

Located a 3-minute walk from Shinbashi Station, Lad's de Wine Shinbashi is a dining bar that caters to morning, lunch, and dinner. Shinbashi Station is surrounded by many business hotels, making it a great spot for breakfast, and in the evening, it transforms into a stylish restaurant perfect for a date. Lad's de Wine Shinbashi is highly recommended!

Today is my day off so I stopped by during my stroll in Shinbashi. I ordered the Breakfast Menu A Set which includes sausage, scrambled eggs, and yogurt for ¥100 extra for bacon. The C Set includes morning pasta with a choice of bacon and egg or tomato. The spiciness of the pepper combined with the acidity of the lemon peel creates a refreshing taste. All sets come with popovers, salad, soup, and a drink, with free refills on popovers, salad, and soup. This place is like an oasis during the busy morning hours. I would love to come back for dinner next time. #ShinbashiMorning #ShinbashiBreakfast #MorningCafe #MorningSet #MorningPlate #MorningPasta #MorningPizza #MorningActivities #MorningCafe #Cafe #YamanoteLine #GinzaLine #TokyoGourmet #WantToConnectWithCafeLovers #FoodieGirls

I randomly chose this restaurant, but it was surprisingly wonderful! It has full glass windows facing the road, giving it an open feeling, and the quality of the house wine in this price range is high! The manager is also cute and charming, creating a cozy atmosphere inside the restaurant! Thank you very much! (*^^*)

The restaurant is located just across the signal from the square. It is a stylish izakaya with high seats. They were showing Harry Potter on the projector. The place was not crowded, so maybe it's a hidden gem? I went in for the 3-hour all-you-can-drink deal for 3300 yen, and the variety of drinks was decent. I was happy to see sparkling wine on the menu. The sangria seemed to be mixed with juice and was quite sweet. Personally, I enjoyed the whitebait ajillo dish. It would have been better if it was served hot. On the way out, I noticed what seemed like preparations for a breakfast buffet. Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be a hotel. For me, the focus on the atmosphere rather than the taste in an all-you-can-drink deal was a good find.

On this day, I planned to have a casual drink with some work colleagues in Shinbashi. We tried a few of my favorite places, but for some reason, they were either closed or full. Then I remembered there was an Italian bar on the first floor of a hotel near the station, so we decided to check it out. Luckily, they had an open table. The complimentary dish was prosciutto, and it was all-you-can-eat! The staff were very friendly and kept bringing more whenever we asked. The bar had over 100 types of sangria and the Italian wines were reasonably priced. The garlic shrimp and pizza were delicious and authentic. Overall, the staff were energetic and wonderful. What was meant to be a light drink turned into a full meal, with the four of us finishing four bottles of wine!笑

Lunch is also served here, but I had lunch elsewhere and just stopped by for a drink. I wandered around and found this place where it's easy for women to enter. I had some alcohol instead of tea - Lemon Sour for 550 yen or white wine for 490 yen. They accept PayPay. It's a good place for a little chat or tea time. It's a shame that they close at 3 pm for lunch. It would be convenient if they also served snacks. The staff was surprisingly unfriendly.

■June 2021 Visited a stylish restaurant right under the Sagami Railway Fresa Inn near Shinbashi Station. Despite the pandemic, they were open and serving alcohol even after 8 pm, which was much appreciated. I made a reservation for a girls' night out course. (Unlimited time that day) All-you-can-drink and course meal for 3900 yen! Such a great deal. It started with appetizers like beef jerky, smoked nuts, and olives, followed by a hearty power salad, all-you-can-eat popovers, avocado and tomato cheese bake, roast beef, pasta, and finally dessert. Everything was delicious and paired well with the drinks. The popovers were fluffy and I could have eaten as many as I wanted, but I only had two. We could choose between pasta and pizza, and we chose the tomato pasta. It was delicious with thick noodles. The dessert was a genuine fondant au chocolat. Unlimited drinking time was amazing! There were plenty of drink options to choose from, and the back seats were spacious, so we ended up drinking for about 4 hours. We also ordered additional potatoes in the middle, and the freshly fried potatoes with herb salt were incredibly delicious. It was a great meal. Thank you.

Shinbashi lunch. On days when I don't feel like putting too much effort into lunch, I decided to go to a casual restaurant and have some pasta. I chose the Power Salad from the menu board (individually priced at 750 yen excluding tax) and entered the restaurant. The lunch set includes all-you-can-eat popovers, all-you-can-drink soup, a drink, and a salad for an additional 350 yen. If you opt out of the salad, it's an additional 250 yen. I chose the salad without the set, which came to a total of 1,100 yen including tax. You can choose from 3 types of dressings for the salad and over 10 different drinks including coffee, tea, juice, and homemade ginger ale. I paid at the register (no IC cards accepted) and received my drink to wait at my seat. While waiting, I helped myself to the popovers and soup from the self-service corner. The popovers were in a covered case, and each one is big enough to fit on one plate. There were chocolate and strawberry syrup, as well as individually packaged whipped butter on the side. The soup was served in a ladle from a thermos jar. It was a vegetable consomme soup, but not very hearty. The Power Salad was served in about 5 minutes. Other menu items seemed to take a bit longer. When it arrived, I was surprised by the size of the bowl. The salad was about 30% larger than I expected. It contained lettuce, kale, prosciutto, tomatoes, avocado, raw mushrooms, oranges, cucumbers, walnuts, and more. I chose Caesar dressing, which I thought suited this salad best. With 2 popovers, soup, and a drink, I was quite full. Initially, I thought 1,100 yen for a salad lunch was a bit expensive, but the generous portion made it worth it. I would definitely come back for this salad. The popovers were like choux pastry shells (thicker) without cream, as rumored, but they were surprisingly moist and flavorful. They tasted great with the strawberry syrup. Despite being hollow, they were thick and large, so you couldn't eat too many even with the all-you-can-eat offer. The small plate only fit one popover, which made me think it was a strategy to prevent people from eating too much, but if they had bigger plates, some people might leave some behind. The soft drink alone costs 390 yen, so the lunch set is a good deal. However, more than half of the customers (mostly women) ordered pasta or rice individually. Going over 1,100 yen with the set might be a bit too much for casual dining. The atmosphere of the restaurant is very casual, more like a cafe-restaurant, with few elderly customers since there are plenty of elderly-friendly restaurants in Shinbashi. There were also few group customers, with many people dining alone and enjoying a leisurely lunch. The relaxed atmosphere makes it a good place to spend time even if you just order a drink.

Located in front of Shinbashi Station, Lad's Dining is a convenient restaurant situated on the 1st floor of the Sagami Fressa Shinbashi Annex. While primarily serving as a breakfast lounge for a business hotel, it is also open to the public as a bakery cafe. The lunch menu offers a variety of options such as Khao Man Gai, Mackerel Curry, Gapao Rice, Iburi Gakko Mentaiko Pasta, Rich Bolognese, and Four Mushroom Pasta. For an additional fee, you can add a soup and drink (Set A) or a salad, soup, and drink (Set B). The reviewer opted for the "Shrimp and Avocado Homemade Basil Pasta" with Set B. The meal included a refreshing lemon detox water, a tomato salad, a consomme soup with onion and carrot julienne, and popovers that were described as similar to choux pastry. The main dish featured a creamy pasta with shrimp, avocado, basil, and garlic flavors. Overall, the reviewer found the food to be decent for a quick lunch, although it had a slight fast-food chain feel. The total cost was around 1400 yen. The reviewer recommended enjoying the bakery and cafe atmosphere in the morning, especially for the popovers. Lad's Dining is named after ladybugs, which are considered symbols of good luck and happiness.

It's a buffet-style restaurant with a focus on different types of popovers. You can have unlimited refills of soup, jam, etc. The main dish is scrambled eggs and you can enjoy homemade ginger ale. Start by getting one popover, then help yourself to salad and scrambled eggs. Remember to take one less from the buffet than the number you want to eat. Enjoy!

The breakfast venue at the Keikyu Fresa Inn Shinbashi Hibiya Exit offers a morning meal worth 600 yen including tax for guests, which can be enjoyed at the 1st floor Famima in the main building, the 2nd floor Ootoya in the main building, and the 1st floor Lats de Wine in the annex. Although I am not a guest, I chose Lats de Wine. The restaurant is open from 6:30 to 10:00 (last order at 9:30). Lats de Wine is a wine izakaya concept led by Takashi Kobayashi, born in Nihonbashi in 1971 and the head of Dream Double Corporation. Kobayashi's parents ran a coffee shop in Shinbashi, Asakusa, and Kyobashi, as well as an izakaya in Adachi-ku. After graduating from university, he worked for a sports company, but feeling constrained, he quit at 25 and started his own business under his parents' influence. Focusing on franchising Pronto, he opened his first business at the age of 28 with 60 million yen in startup capital, 90% of which was provided by his parents, using the family home as collateral. He later expanded with several franchises and opened this wine izakaya. I entered the restaurant before 8:00 am. There was a lone female staff member. I was a bit confused by the system, so I'll explain: you first choose from three breakfast options at the register, then select your drink. Guests with breakfast vouchers hand them over, while non-guests pay in advance. Cards and electronic money are accepted. You stand in front of the register and wait for a tray with your drink, then you self-serve soup at the breakfast lane and wait at your table. At this point, do not touch the popovers or lettuce on the breakfast lane. You can take water, paper napkins, sugar, etc., but when you sit down, the female staff member will bring a plate with popovers, egg dishes, and salad. After that, you can help yourself to more popovers, soup, and lettuce at the breakfast lane as needed. The lone female staff member works quietly and efficiently, reminiscent of the company Dream Double, but the staff here seem more like Dream Little. Kobayashi started this business to avoid feeling constrained, but it seems he is giving customers a bit of that feeling here. The boiled egg breakfast set (600 yen) with hot coffee was my choice. What are popovers, you ask? They're like eating the outer layer of a slightly thicker cream puff. It doesn't fill you up too much. It's like Yorkshire pudding from the UK mutated in America, made with butter, eggs, and flour, baked in a popover pan to create a light, hollow roll. The default here includes one popover with Caesar dressing on tomato lettuce salad and a boiled egg. The soup is a vegetable consommé with a strong salt and pepper flavor. The coffee is lighter than American coffee. The popovers leave a slightly sticky feeling on your fingers. They disappear quickly, so I went back to the breakfast lane for a refill. Butter, strawberry syrup, and chocolate syrup are available to add as needed. This hotel seems to be part of the Go To Travel campaign, but not many people seem to use this breakfast venue, so you can relax and enjoy your meal. I returned the tray at the drop-off point and left the restaurant without any interaction. You might need to eat ten popovers to feel full.

In front of Shinbashi Station. Opens at 6:30 in the morning, so it's convenient for early morning use. The chairs are not very comfortable, but it's just right for early morning work or meetings. I used to use the nearby McDonald's for early morning work, but this place is more comfortable, so I'll probably use it more often in the future. The coffee is delicious too. Cafe Latte (L) (340 yen)

Lunch comes with a drink and salad, and soup and popovers are self-service. The menu includes both standard items and weekly specials. I chose the following from the standard menu: - Avocado and shrimp walnut basil pasta: 1,000 yen - Extra serving of pasta: 100 yen You order and pay at the counter, and then receive your drink and salad. On the back of the counter, there are self-service items like veggie water and salad dressing. The soup and popovers are all-you-can-eat. When your main dish is ready, it is brought to your table. - The salad was a good size - The soup was delicious, with a consommé base - The popovers varied in texture, some were too hard and dry, while others were soft and chewy You can choose from 4 types of sauce and butter to go with the popovers. I personally like to eat them with maple syrup and butter. - The main pasta dish exceeded my expectations, especially the extra serving. The basil, avocado, and walnut flavors didn't overpower each other, and the plump shrimp was tasty, although I wish there were more than 3 pieces. - I chose an iced latte for my drink, which came in a large glass. Hot drinks are served in a regular size, so I felt like the iced latte was a better deal. Overall, despite the fast-food style system, the inclusion of a drink and the ability to relax make it a good option for a casual lunch.

【A must-see for wine lovers! Atmospheric bar】Located about a 3-minute walk from SL Square at Shinbashi Station, Lad's is a wine specialty bar with a truly wide variety of drinks on the menu! Choose from red wine-based, white wine-based, and sparkling wine-based drinks, with various taste combinations. I ordered the [Berry x Grapefruit with red wine base], while my friend ordered the [Pine x Grapefruit with white wine base]. The taste was a refreshing combination of a strong red wine flavor followed by the flavors of berries and grapefruit. You can enjoy various wines along with delicious dishes! The food menu is also diverse, making it hard to choose what to get. 【Taste Report】 - Assorted raw ham slices: This is actually a complimentary dish! It goes well with olive oil and red pepper, and you can have seconds. It goes great with wine. - Anchovy and shrimp ajillo: Comes with garlic-flavored French bread. It has a rich taste that goes well with bread. - Potato salad: Served on a hot plate! It's a slightly different potato salad with olive oil and mustard mixed well. - Avocado and tomato cheese curry paella: The curry flavor is prominent! Personally, I found it a bit lacking in flavor, but it's a luxurious paella with plenty of avocado and tomato. - Roast beef: The meat was tender and served with a special sauce. For wine lovers and those who value atmosphere, I recommend giving it a try! They are also opening a new branch in Kagurazaka soon! It's a casual place and perfect for a second round of drinks. Enjoy!