Visited with friends for lunch on a Saturday. We arrived just in time to start entering our names on the waiting board at 10:30, so we were able to get in as soon as the restaurant opened at 11. Surprisingly, there were more older couples, tourists from overseas, and solo diners than families with children. It seems like this restaurant is welcoming to people of all ages and genders, including solo diners. My friends ordered the special set meal where you can choose two side dishes (starting from 2490 yen), while I opted for the Iwate Prefecture's Michinoku Seiryu chicken with colorful vegetables in black vinegar sauce set meal (1890 yen). Due to my delayed arrival, my order was a bit late, but they were considerate enough to coordinate the timing of serving. Both set meals came with numerous small dishes made with recommended vegetables of the day. Although I felt the flavors could be a bit stronger, each dish had a simple cooking method that brought out the goodness of the vegetables, making it enjoyable until the end. Everything was neatly arranged, making it a delightful dilemma of where to start. Rice and miso soup were refillable, and the rich flavors of the side dishes made the rice irresistible. The main dish, the Iwate chicken, had a crispy skin and juicy meat, with the black vinegar sauce complementing it perfectly. The only downside was the overall high prices. I wish the prices were a bit more affordable so I could visit more often. However, considering it's a dining establishment in a Ginza department store, it may be understandable. The convenience and ambiance of the restaurant are excellent, so I would like to visit again for a lunch with friends. Thank you for the meal.

Delicious set meal. Each side dish was carefully made, showing the attention to detail. The Akita Komachi white rice was very tasty. I had seconds. They also have plenty of baby chairs, which is great for families with children. Thank you for the meal.

I had the chicken and vegetable stir-fry with black vinegar set meal. It came with salad, miso soup, and several side dishes, with unlimited rice refills! It also included a drink, all for around 1900 yen, which was very affordable. It was fun to be able to try different flavors in small portions. The spacious and relaxing atmosphere of the restaurant made it easy to unwind, even though it was crowded.

It was my first time visiting this cafe in the department store that I had been curious about for a while. It was a weekday night, and the seats were full, so I was glad I had made a reservation. This time, I ordered the set meal with Kagoshima black pork and hot vegetables. Along with rice and miso soup, there were also pickles and vegetables, all of which were delicious. I would like to try it for lunch next time. Thank you very much.

I arrived in Ginza, a place I don't usually visit. It was past 2 pm, after lunchtime, but I decided to go up to the Mitsukoshi department store where a restaurant operated by Zen-Noh was located. Although it was a bit late, the restaurant was still full and I had to wait for about 5 minutes. While waiting, I looked at the menu but had a hard time deciding. The bright restaurant with large windows was impressive. I was torn between ordering the Hamburg steak set with grated ponzu sauce or upgrading to the special set with two main dishes. In the end, I opted for the regular Hamburg steak set to save a bit of money. The Hamburg steak with grated daikon was delicious, and the side dishes were also very tasty. I even enjoyed the homemade ginger ale, which had a nice kick to it. Overall, it was a satisfying meal that made me want to try making similar dishes at home.

I visited during lunchtime on a regular day. It was very crowded. Although there is a 90-minute time limit, there were still quite a few people waiting in line behind me, so I left early. I ordered a set meal. There were plenty of side dishes with various vegetables, making it a healthy meal. There is also a place nearby where you can park a stroller, so I think it is very good for families with children.

It was a restaurant where you could visit without feeling uncomfortable even with children. The lunch portion was just right and delicious. They open at 11 am and even on weekdays there were many customers waiting, so I think it's best to go right when they open. The food also comes out quickly, so I think it's a perfect place for moms with kids.

[Ginza] #Minoru Shokudo Special Set Meal for 2490 yen Had lunch at Minoru Shokudo on the 9th floor of Ginza Mitsukoshi✨ Ordered a set meal where you can choose 2 main dishes from 8 options. The black vinegar sauce that reminds me of Ootoya was undeniably delicious❕ The gratin felt like it was just grilled vegetables with white sauce, I wished it had more cheese~ The rice was different and honestly a bit mediocre~ But you get to eat plenty of colorful vegetables, which seems healthy and great. It's a bit pricey, but it's Mitsukoshi and comes with a drink, so it's understandable. Recommended★★★☆☆3.8 Taste★★★☆☆3.5 Cost-performance★★★☆☆3.5 Service★★★☆☆3.8 Atmosphere★★★★☆(Spacious and nice, but the chairs at the window seats were too low)

There is a restaurant inside Mitsukoshi department store. It is a spacious place with a lot of customers, perfect for taking a break during shopping on a holiday afternoon. They also have a terrace. I had a melon parfait because they were having a melon fair. It cost around 1900 yen, which was a bit pricey, but it had plenty of melon in it and was satisfying for melon lovers.

I visited around 11:00 am on a weekday. Even though it was only 10 minutes after opening, the restaurant was already about half full. It's a convenient place to dine alone, with friends, or even with small children. The special set meal costs 2,490 yen (including tax) and includes rice, miso soup, side dishes, salad, pickles, and a drink, with a choice of two main dishes. I chose the homemade hamburger stew and the Okayama-grown oyster fry. The homemade hamburger stew costs an additional 110 yen. I also had the homemade ginger ale as my drink, which had a strong ginger flavor. The portions were generous and I left feeling satisfied. The vegetables, especially, were delicious as they are produced by Zen-Noh. However, considering the location inside Ginza Mitsukoshi, the price of over 2,500 yen for lunch may be a bit high. The food was served quickly, in less than 5 minutes.

Melon parfait ¥1490. The menu is different!! It says "Andes melon (green flesh)" but the staff didn't say anything when I ordered or when they served it (｀_´)ゞ The melon slices were sloppy! Disappointing experience. The taste was just average.

I arrived at the restaurant a little late after it opened, so I couldn't get in on the first try. I waited for about 40 minutes and was able to enter on the second try. The interior of the restaurant is spacious and bright, and it is bustling with families. The dishes are full of vegetables and have a good portion size. It wasn't particularly impressive, but it was delicious. Considering the cost-performance ratio and the wait time, I probably won't go back.

On the 9th floor of Ginza Mitsukoshi, there is a cafeteria operated by JA Zen-Noh. I visited around 18:30 on a weekend. When I arrived, it was about half full, but by 19:00, it was almost full. There were many solo diners, and the age range was diverse. I also saw a few foreign customers. I ordered the Kagoshima black pork and colorful vegetable steamed set meal (preparation 1,990 yen). It came with salad, side dishes, miso soup, pickles, and a drink. The colorful vegetables in small dishes were plentiful and healthy. It was great to get plenty of vegetables. You can enjoy the black pork and steamed vegetables with grated daikon radish or miso. The black pork was moist. The pickled greens were quite salty, and the sweet potato salad was very sweet and delicious. I wanted to eat more of it.

This is a restaurant on the 9th floor of Ginza Mitsukoshi. I went around 11:30 and was seated without waiting. However, it was already close to full capacity. Since it is a dining hall run by Zen-Noh, there were many vegetable dishes that were delicious. I ordered ginger ale as the set drink, and it was a ginger ale with a strong ginger flavor that seemed good for health. It's great when you want to have a healthy meal. There were many families with small children. The seat I was shown to was close to the neighboring table and it was quite noisy, so I felt it wasn't suitable for when you want to eat quietly. The restaurant was crowded and the staff seemed busy, so even though I tried to call them over, they didn't respond and it took a while for them to come take our order. When they did come, they would stop midway and go to seat other customers. In the end, we didn't even get water. But I was satisfied with the meal. I think it was just bad timing.

I visited a restaurant run by Zen-Noh and it was quite popular with a line already forming. They seem to be particular about their ingredients, using only domestic vegetables. The taste was good, but the cost is a bit on the higher side, around the upper 2,000 yen range. The atmosphere was nice, with a view of the Mitsukoshi rooftop terrace from the large glass windows, and it seemed to be popular with families.

A restaurant where you can enjoy a meal with lots of vegetables. The menu is generally healthy and reassuring. The dishes are arranged with a variety of vegetables, making them look cute and satisfying. The cozy cabin-like atmosphere inside the restaurant is calming and welcoming. It seems like many families come to dine here.

I went out for lunch and had the Minoru set meal. It was a steamed meal featuring Kagoshima black pork with colorful vegetables. It seemed healthy and guilt-free, with a gentle and comforting flavor. However, personally, I felt like the portion was a bit small. The rice and miso soup were refillable though. I was seated by the window, which had a view of the terrace, making it feel open and pleasant.

JA Zenno-san has an amazing dining hall at Ginza Mitsukoshi. Minoru Shokudo is expensive but delicious. There are many small children, some crying, but the high ceiling makes it less bothersome. This place is great. The meat has a strong meat flavor, the vegetables each have their own unique taste, and you can have unlimited rice and miso soup. I couldn't help but have seconds. I want to go back again.

Gather at 10:30 on Saturday. Write your name and wait until 11:00 opening. There were already about 5 groups lined up. There are mostly customers with children. The menu is a healthy vegetable-filled set meal. Child seats and lunches are available, and there is also a plaza next to it, making it easy to come. I had the soy meat lasagna and it was delicious.

I bought a 24-hour Tokyo Metro ticket and decided to visit Ginza after finishing my errands. I didn't have any specific plans, so I strolled around Mitsukoshi department store, enjoying some window shopping. Eventually, I started feeling hungry and headed to the 9th floor where there is a terrace with a statue of Daikoku-sama. There were people relaxing outside, and both the café and dining area were full with a line of customers. The dining area allows strollers and provides baby chairs, so there were families with children as well as solo diners. I wrote my name down and waited for a bit before being called inside. I was in the mood for some meat, so I ordered the following lunch menu: - Daiguma beef fillet steak set for 3,390 yen I also ordered a drink of red fuuki with milk after the meal. The set menu included a vegetable salad, sweet potato salad, tomato, pickles, leafy greens side dish, miso soup, rice, and meat. The fillet meat was tender with a light flavor and a nice bounce. Considering the price, it was decent quality meat. The variety of side dishes allowed for a leisurely lunch while chatting. The customers were mostly women dining alone or with children. There is a baby rest area nearby and baby chairs available, which explains the high number of families. I finished my meal and left the restaurant. It was a satisfying meal.