I used this restaurant for lunch. I had to wait for about 45 minutes after ordering for the food to come out. There were other customers complaining as well, so it seems like the whole restaurant was not running smoothly. I later found out that two staff members were absent. If that was the case, I wish they had informed us that it would take longer to serve when we entered. That way, we could have chosen to wait or go to a different restaurant. The curry and omurice tasted average, like in a family restaurant. The fried rice with fried chicken was delicious.

In the area around Kinshicho, there is a restaurant with a drink bar that is surprisingly not crowded, making it easy to get a table. It is family-friendly and the tables are spaced out well. There are various tea options at the drink bar, so you can enjoy a variety of drinks.

If possible, I would like to take care of beauty-related things after work near my office, but there aren't many options near my current workplace. In that sense, Ebisu was more fortunate. So, I decided to look for a place within my commuter pass range and set my sights on Kinshicho this time. I remember going there occasionally about 22-23 years ago when I worked near Kosyoshi for a short time, and I think I also attended a doll clothing sewing class at a culture center about 10 years ago. Since then, I think it's my first time. Surprisingly, the area near the station hasn't changed much. Although the nail salon was a bit far from the station, so I'm not sure if I'll go there again, I made a detour this time. This place seems quite nice! It's like a Showa era café, and there are quite a few options in Kinshicho. This time, I made a stop at this Fujiya. The building, the shopping floor downstairs closes at 9 pm, but the restaurant area upstairs is open later. I initially thought of Fujiya, but there are many nice dining options as well. Fujiya is good for meals, but first, let's go for sweets. I was debating between the cake buffet where you can eat two cakes and various parfaits, but in the end, I ordered a fruit parfait and a drink bar. It's quite big and costs around 800 yen. It's cheap and nice. This Fujiya has a cozy and comfortable seating area. The fruit parfait had apples, kiwi, oranges, pineapples, and 2 kinds of ice cream. The apples and kiwi were delicious. However, the sour berry sauce at the bottom and in the middle ruined the taste. Don't put anything sour in it. The fruits and ice cream were delicious, but the sauce ruined it. But I was satisfied. I think I would have been very satisfied without the sauce. On the way back, I was captivated by the sparkling cakes in the showcase. It's nice to have a set of two cakes. I might visit Kinshicho again. There are many other shops I want to try besides this building. It's hard to decide. It's difficult to make a detour without a specific reason, but it really opens up the world.

I went around 12 o'clock and there was a long line! The all-you-can-eat cake deal is going up in price and changing hours starting tomorrow. It used to be 1980 yen, but tomorrow it will be 2480 yen. So, even if you have to wait in line, you better eat all you can today! I waited for about 50 minutes to finally get in. Today, I only ordered the all-you-can-eat cake deal. The first four cakes were delicious... but after that, the next four were... haha. In the end, I didn't want any more cake. If there was something salty, I could have kept going. My stomach is full. Thank you for the meal!

I visited Fujiya in Kinshicho Alkakit for the first time in a while. I went for the cake buffet. It was crowded on the last day of the holiday, with many people using the cake buffet. The cakes were delicious, but it was disappointing that there were frequent lines when ordering due to the overlap of buffet customers and those buying cakes to take out.

After shopping in Kinshicho, I stopped by for lunch on the way back. It's hard to find a restaurant where you can feel comfortable bringing children, but this place is great for families with kids. The daily lunch special is 850 yen and comes with soup and free extra rice. The portions are generous and the food is delicious. The beef stew omelette rice and chicken tempura are also highly recommended. It's a Western-style restaurant where everyone in the family can enjoy a meal together. Thank you for the delicious meal.

I was invited by a friend to a cake buffet at Fujiya for the first time, and I went there. Fujiya Restaurant is located on the 10th floor of the station building in Kinshicho, at Alkakit. There is a cake showcase at the entrance, and there were also customers taking out cakes. The restaurant is quite spacious, with sturdy partitions between tables. When I told the staff that I was a first-time user and interested in the cake buffet, they explained the rules to me. If you want to order a cake, you have to go outside to the entrance, choose the cake you want from the showcase, show the staff a special card, and have them put it on a plate for you. You can order up to 2 at a time, for 60 minutes at 1980 yen. There is also a drink bar with unlimited drinks, including coffee, tea, oolong tea, cola, orange juice, and more. I was given a transparent plastic bag, told to put the cake films in the bag, and to leave the used plates on the table. It's like a sushi-go-round, with plates piling up (laughs). I went straight to the showcase, chose a cake, and enjoyed it♪ Below are the cakes we ordered in order of the photos. Strawberry shortcake, delicious chestnut Mont Blanc, rich chestnut Mont Blanc with Skyberry from Tochigi, domestic fruit roll with various fruits, Mille-feuille with Amaou strawberry and domestic yellow peach, premium chocolate sponge cake, plenty of cream stump cake (nectar peach), chestnut Mont Blanc from Kasama, chocolate sponge cake with delicious chocolate cream, white chocolate sponge cake, torte with Ecuadorian cocoa and Skyberry, fluffy rice flour roll with domestic strawberries and honey, baked double cream puff, savarin with plenty of alcohol, Country Ma'am chocolate-covered cake, rolling bear premium rich baked cheesecake, milk crepe with fluffy melted strawberries (Amaou), premium shortcake, domestic strawberry cake. All the cakes were delicious, and there was a wide variety, so I was very satisfied(^^) When we visited around 4 pm on a weekday, there were four people who came alone to the cake buffet, and there was even one man who came alone. Everyone seemed to be regulars, as they immediately left their seats to look at the cakes without receiving an explanation of the rules. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, it is definitely safer for individuals to visit alone, and I thought it was nice to see people eating cakes in their own pace while looking at their computers or phones. Since the cakes in the showcase are limited in quantity, it seems that you can enjoy a wider variety if you go earlier. I would like to use it again when I want to eat cakes to my heart's content!

In the past, there was a restaurant in the station building (Termina) at the south exit of Kinshicho Station. I vaguely remember that it was originally located in the underground restaurant area, and after renovation, it was on the 5th floor. I was disappointed when it disappeared after the recent renovation, but then I remembered that it had also opened at the north exit in Alca Kit. After a long time, I had Western food at Fujiiya. While Peko-chan and cakes are famous, it also has the image of a local Western-style restaurant. Many Kinshicho locals probably grew up with the children's lunch here. I am one of them, and my child also used to come here for dining out saying "Fujiiya is good" whenever there was an event. I ordered the pork cutlet curry from the lunch menu. It's different from a curry shop, with a European-style curry topped with crispy breaded cutlet. It's hearty and the crispy texture is nice. It was nice to have a cup of consomme soup on the side, which is typical of a Western-style restaurant. The curry is not very spicy, so some people may find it lacking in flavor, but it's still good in its own way. Somehow, it was a lunch that made me smile while eating.

I went to the Fujiya Alcakit Kinshicho store for a cake buffet after several years. It was a dream festival for me, with cakes from the showcase all-you-can-eat for 60 minutes including tax, and a drink bar for 1980 yen. When it comes to Fujiya, the debate about being the originator of the shortcake is one of the top contenders. So, of course, I started with the shortcake. There were two options available: the regular "shortcake" and the "premium" version. The special cream made by a dairy manufacturer exclusively for Fujiya allows you to enjoy plenty of flavor, including the top decoration. Even the patissiers who are active now may have been deluded into the world of Western confectionery by eating this shortcake, making it truly the origin of the Western confectionery that Japanese people imagine. (There may be some slight changes in taste depending on the era.) The premium version adds another layer, with a deeper flavor in both the cream and the génoise sponge. There are also department store versions with various variations of strawberry shortcake. It seems to be the top contender in the debate about being the originator.

I visited on a rainy weekday afternoon. The seats were quite full. I tried the cake buffet. There were only 3 or 4 showcases with limited variety, which was disappointing. I had a slice of shortcake, a limited edition Satonishiki Mont Blanc, and a blueberry mille crepe. They were all delicious, but I wished there were more options to try.

I went to this cafe with my husband (at the time he was my boyfriend). It had a casual family restaurant vibe with many customers with small children. They offered a cake buffet, so I ordered a strawberry parfait. It was delicious with lots of ice cream and cream. The drink menu was limited, so you had to use the drink bar, which was not very clean. The tea was too strong for my liking. If you don't mind those things and want to enjoy a cake buffet, I recommend this place.

Food log score @3.08 This is a Western-style restaurant located in Kinshicho Alkakit. I was wondering what to have for lunch when I passed by the front of the restaurant and saw that the daily special was chicken cutlet, so I felt like having it and decided to visit. When I peeked inside, I noticed that there were many families and female customers, so I assumed it must be a popular place for them and went in. I was seated and ordered the daily special without hesitation. After about 10 minutes of waiting, the dish was served. It was described as a jumbo chicken cutlet, but it was actually just a whole chicken cutlet that was not sliced. It was a bit difficult to eat because it was not cut, but since the meat was thin, I was able to chew it. I would have been happier if the meat was a bit thicker.

I used the cake buffet for ¥1,980 (tax included). Compared to other stores, there were fewer types of cakes, so the fun of choosing was halved, but I enjoyed eating my favorites. The staff were all kind and polite.

I visited after a month. It is the Fujiya restaurant located on the 10th floor of Alkakit Kinshicho, in the restaurant area. I used the cake buffet. For 1980 yen, you can eat all the cakes you like, with a drink bar included. You can choose your favorite cake from the showcase, and you can have the same cakes that are normally sold. The variety of cakes and drinks at the drink bar is rich and a good deal. There are seasonal cakes as well, and the cherry blossom Mont Blanc was delicious. A little disappointing thing is that the same staff are always there, but the young woman and the middle-aged man have zero smiles, a cold attitude, and a strong tone, which is unfortunate.

I challenged the all-you-can-eat cake at Fujiya. I had tried the all-you-can-eat at the Inage store before, where I could also have parfaits, but this time it was only cakes. At first, I was excited, but I could only eat 4 pieces before reaching my limit. The cake buffet costs 1800 yen, but each cake at Fujiya costs around 300-400 yen, so I wondered if it would be better to just order them individually. The cakes tasted like mass-produced ones and were similar to convenience store cakes, so in terms of taste and cost balance, the cost performance may not be very good...

This is a review of the Fujiya Restaurant located on the 10th floor of Alkakit Kinshicho. They offer a cake buffet for 1,980 yen, where you can enjoy unlimited cake of your choice along with a drink bar. The cakes available are the same as those sold normally. The variety of cakes and drinks is great, making it a good deal. They also have seasonal cakes, so I would like to visit again in the near future.

On this day, after an online meeting, the shop was closed so I had some time to go shopping at ArcaKit in Kinshicho Station North Exit. There is a Daiso on the 7th floor. There is also a Seria at the South Exit, but Daiso is bigger so I come here when I have a lot of shopping to do. The size of the store is about twice as big. After finishing shopping, it was lunchtime so I went to the 10th floor restaurant floor. When I took the escalator up, I saw Fujiiya Restaurant in front of me. I checked the lunch menu and decided to eat there. It's been about 5 years since I last came to Fujiiya Restaurant, since the store in Sayama City is no longer there. I actually used to work part-time at Fujiiya Restaurant before. I worked there from high school to 24 years old, and although that store is gone now, I had a great experience working at Fujiiya. I was seated at a table and ordered the daily lunch menu and a drink bar. The daily menu was hamburger and chicken karaage. I ordered a large portion of rice. The soup was free refills. The food arrived in about 10 minutes after ordering. When I worked there, we used to hand-knead the hamburgers, but I don't think they do that anymore as there wasn't much juice in it. But considering the price on this floor, I think they are doing quite well. The karaage was fried nicely and there were plenty of vegetables as side dishes. After the meal, I registered as a LINE friend and received a mini dessert as a special offer. I remembered how difficult it was to neatly arrange parfaits back when I worked there, as I enjoyed the dessert. I don't come to the North Exit often, but if I have the chance, I would like to try focusing on desserts next time. I think all-you-can-eat cakes would be too much though... Thank you for the meal.

It's been a while since I had lunch at Fujiya. When I was little, we used to go there often, and it's no surprise that even on weekdays, it's crowded with families. The lunch menu starts at 790 yen, but this time I tried the autumn menu with oyster gratin, bolognese plate, and a small size Cobb salad. I was surprised to find that this branch has a drink bar, which is rare. The small size Cobb salad was enough for two people and had plenty of shrimp and avocado, which was delicious. Soon after, the plates arrived with a nice aroma. The bolognese with truffle oil had a sophisticated taste, while the oyster gratin was creamy and rich, very delicious. I finished it all in no time, and I was happy to realize how tasty it was since I hadn't eaten there in years. It was a heartwarming lunchtime with old ladies drinking beer in the afternoon. I like this restaurant located in front of Kinshicho Station because it's easily accessible.

I visited the Fujiiya restaurant on the 10th floor of Alca Kit, directly connected from Kinshicho Station, around 12pm on a weekday in August and was able to be seated without waiting. When I ordered the cake buffet, I was given a paper with the time written on it and a plate. I took the paper and plate, and was able to choose up to 2 cakes from the showcase at the entrance. I ordered the W Cream Mont Blanc and two types of luxurious Mont Blanc. It was a treat to be able to compare the Mont Blancs. The W Cream was sweet chestnut, while the luxurious Mont Blanc had a refreshing taste. The matcha cake wasn't too strong in matcha flavor, and the coating on top was quite sweet. The chiffon cake had surprisingly large portions and was quite heavy in the middle... It had custard inside, so it's not ideal for all-you-can-eat. The apple pie had plenty of apple chunks, giving it a satisfying texture, but it was too sweet!! The pie was crispy and delicious. The espresso coffee roll had a nice bitterness with the bitter chocolate on top, it was just right to eat towards the end. I didn't really need the caramel-like walnut-like pieces around it. I had 6 pieces and spent around 2400 yen, which was more cost-effective than buying them individually. It was nice to have unlimited tea, coffee, juice, and other drinks. Black coffee was the best with sweet cakes! Even after the buffet time was over, the drink bar was still available, and it was nice to be able to relax and chat. The staff were quick to come to the showcase when I went to get cakes, and they exchanged dirty plates without saying anything, which was great! You can fulfill your dream of eating as much cake as you want from the cakes in the showcase without worrying about the price.

In Sumida-ku, Tokyo, there is a restaurant called Fujiya Restaurant Alcakit Kinshicho Store in the Alcakit Building on the 10th floor. It is located right next to Kinshicho Station. After seeing the Skytree, I came to the historic Fujiya with my friends to eat cake for a birthday celebration. At the next table, a family of four, consisting of a father, mother, and grandmother, were happily dining to celebrate their grandchild's birthday. I had the 110th anniversary special, Strawberry Milky Mont Blanc for 398 yen, which is a cake with strawberry sponge and milky custard cream, topped with Amaou strawberry sauce. It was a perfect match of creamy and fruity flavors. I also had a glass of red wine for 605 yen, which came in a 187.5ml bottle, perfect for one person. My friend, celebrating their birthday, had the Chocolate Banana Milky Soft Parfait for 715 yen, which looked delicious with chocolate whipped cream. In the display case, there was also a Strawberry Shortcake for 448 yen, and a drink bar for 352 yen. Since it was a birthday celebration, my friend enjoyed both the parfait and cake. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal!