The restaurant in the hotel doesn't look flashy, but rather like a high-end place that might be a bit intimidating from the outside. I visited for lunch. The waiters and waitresses were very friendly and their smiles made me feel good. The food was delicious and reasonably priced, and the space was spacious and relaxing. I will definitely come back for lunch in Ginza.

My father and I visited on a Sunday afternoon. We ordered SHARI Gozen and sparkling wine. SHARI Gozen may be too much for those with small appetites. The speed of service was fast, but it felt like a bento box. Considering the location, price, and speed, it might be expected. For dessert, those who don't like sweet things may find it difficult. In the location of Higashi-Ginza, it may be suitable for a leisurely meal with a Gozen set.

The meal centered around fish was enjoyable as you can try a variety of dishes. The rice was changed to eel clay pot rice, with enough for two servings per person. The portion size is satisfying for women. The meal even included hojicha tiramisu, making it a great experience. The service was polite and the atmosphere calm, as it is located in a hotel. Families can feel at ease dining here.

The atmosphere is very stylish and modern. Both the table and counter have a great feel to them. The ochazuke was incredibly delicious. The feeling of waiting for the drip is like waiting for coffee, it gets you excited. They even provide a special cup for drinking the broth, which is very thoughtful. The staff were also extremely polite.

First, there is a salad bar, with fried tofu and French toast across from it. The Japanese meal includes grilled mackerel, braised burdock root, simmered dishes, pickled vegetables, dried radish, thick omelette, spinach, seaweed and cucumber with dried baby sardines in vinegar jelly, and fried tofu. Overall, the dishes are elegant and serious, leaving a very favorable impression (it's hard to believe all these dishes were prepared here! Is there some catering involved!?). The miso soup, with its broth and trefoil, is excellent. It's a rich and satisfying breakfast. Thank you for the meal.

This is today's breakfast. It was at a restaurant on the second floor of the Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza 5-chome where I stayed. The breakfast was in a half-buffet style, and I chose the SHARI Japanese breakfast set. It was delicious, but I personally prefer the Western breakfast set (which I had before). Thank you for the meal.

I used it for a long-awaited lunch with a friend. First of all, the space of the restaurant was very comfortable. The service was also very polite, as expected from a hotel. For the food, I ordered the 3650 yen SHARI set meal, which allowed me to enjoy various ingredients. The white rice and dessert were delicious!! Overall, it was a satisfying lunch with good value for money.

I dropped in casually, but the hotel's lunch was also good. I was able to have a leisurely meal at a beautiful and spacious table. I had the most affordable maguro (tuna) rice bowl and it was delicious. Next time, I would like to try the sea bream tea rice set when I want to have a quiet meal.

I went to a restaurant for lunch on a holiday. It was a course meal for 2300 yen, which included freshly cooked rice, 9 side dishes, and miso soup. Everything was delicious. For dessert, I had coffee jelly, which was said to be the best in Japan. It had bitter coffee jelly and café au lait jelly with milk on top, and it was delicious. I was able to relax in a calm atmosphere. Ginza is always crowded, but this place had a high ceiling and the staff were very polite and provided excellent service. It's definitely a restaurant I would like to visit again.

Near the Higashi-Ginza subway station, along Showa Street, on the 2nd floor of the Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza-gochome, you will find the all-day dining restaurant "SHARI". The name of the restaurant comes from the "shari roll", showing their dedication to rice. I visited for lunch on a rainy weekday and the place was fully booked. I decided to wait since I was also checking out the place for a lunch meeting. After 15 minutes, I was able to enter. The restaurant mainly had female customers. The interior was a mix of Japanese and Western styles, creating a calm and elegant atmosphere typical of a hotel restaurant. There are a total of 80 seats, including semi-private tables for 6-12 people. <Lunch Menu> 【Set Meal】 - SHARI Set Meal: 3,520 yen - Chef's Special Small Dish Set Meal: 2,310 yen Customers who make reservations in advance will be served rice cooked in a pot made from Tago rice from Chiba Prefecture. 【Meal Set】 - Sea Bream Tea-Infused Meal Set using carefully selected dashi: 1,430 yen - Beef Aroma Grilled Meal Set: 1,210 yen - Today's Simmered Fish Meal Set: 1,320 yen 【Bowl Dish】 - SHARI Special Tuna Bowl: 1,100 yen And more. Today, I ordered the "Chef's Special Small Dish Set Meal". The 9 small dishes included tuna and onsen tamago with sesame dressing, tuna jelly, sweetened shiso, simmered meat, hijiki seaweed, nametake mushroom, grilled fish, tamagoyaki, and pickles. The combination of tuna and onsen tamago with rich sesame dressing was delicious. Although the dishes were familiar, they were all carefully prepared. The meal was accompanied by the restaurant's proud rice, which was enjoyable, but it seems that the "Tago rice" cooked in a pot, served to those who reserve in advance, is highly recommended. For dessert, you can choose from 5 options including coffee jelly, panna cotta, and tiramisu. I chose the "hojicha tiramisu" served in a masu cup. It would have been better if I could taste more mascarpone cheese, but the roasted green tea flavor served as a nice twist to the traditional coffee flavor in tiramisu. Next time, I plan to use the private room for a lunch meeting, but this is a restaurant I would like to visit for various occasions.

On the final morning of my temporary return to Japan, I had my usual breakfast here! I chose the traditional Japanese meal this time - so many options to choose from, which was great. The delicious salad and miso soup were especially good. This is what I imagine a Japanese breakfast to be like. Another satisfying breakfast today!

Having breakfast at the place where I am staying during my temporary return to Japan! Today, I ordered a sushi roll set meal. There is not much rice, so it is refreshing and perfect for the morning. It comes with a salad bar, so I can also eat plenty of vegetables. It was a satisfying breakfast!

During my temporary return to my home country, I had breakfast at the place I am staying at. Today, I ordered the Western set meal. The menu includes Japanese set meal, Western set meal, and sushi roll set meal. I am on my second round now. The sausages and bacon are delicious. The potatoes are also tasty, making me want to drink beer in the morning. Another satisfying breakfast today.

Having breakfast at the place where I am staying during my temporary return to my home country! There are three menu options: Japanese set meal, Western set meal, and rolled sushi set meal! I decided to order the Japanese set meal for the second time after going around once. I'm happy that there is a salad bar! The rice is freshly cooked and delicious! The miso soup is also delicious! It was a well-balanced breakfast!

During my temporary return to my home country, I had breakfast at the place I'm staying at. Today, I ordered the assorted sushi roll set! It came with salmon, chicken, sea bream, spider, Italian, and beef flavors. The rice portion was small, so it was perfect for breakfast. My favorites were the sea bream and prosciutto. It was a refreshing and satisfying breakfast!

During my temporary return to my home country, I had breakfast at my accommodation. Yesterday I had a Japanese meal, so today I ordered a Western-style meal. The sausages were juicy and delicious. The chicken balls were quite tasty too. It's a taste that makes you want to drink beer in the morning. I was satisfied with the ham and potatoes for breakfast.

During my temporary return to Japan, I had breakfast at the hotel where I am staying. I chose the Japanese set meal, which included grilled fish, rolled omelette, and pickles. It was a true Japanese breakfast! The simmered dish and pickled vegetables were also delicious. The miso soup and rice were satisfyingly tasty. It was a satisfying breakfast experience.

After checking in at the hotel, I had lunch at this restaurant even though I was short on time. They welcomed me warmly and I appreciate that. I had the sea bream rice bowl lunch for 1430 yen, and the rice was so delicious that I had seconds. The interior of the restaurant was clean and had a nice atmosphere. The staff were wonderful and provided top-notch service, comparable to what you would expect in Ginza. When I left, they even said goodbye to me at the elevator, which made me feel great. I was so impressed by the delicious food and the good mood I was in. Thank you for the meal. The breakfast at the hotel the next day was also delicious.

Breakfast Today's breakfast was at SHARI on the 2nd floor of the hotel (6:30-10:30). I chose the sushi roll set as the main dish. It was a half-buffet style breakfast. *If you don't book a hotel with breakfast included, it costs 2,200 yen (tax included). It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Today's lunch was sea bream ochazuke at a hotel restaurant. It was my first time trying sea bream ochazuke with dripped dashi broth. The two servings of rice were not for seconds, but to enjoy two types of sea bream ochazuke with sesame and plum. The refined flavor, along with various side dishes, provided a satisfying meal. Thank you for the feast.

Nice to meet you, SHARI. I was planning to eat sea bream tea-soaked rice today, but the restaurant I had in mind was closed... So I quickly made a reservation at this restaurant an hour ago, where they have sea bream tea-soaked rice. I was tempted by other menu items, but my mouth was set on "sea bream tea-soaked rice"... I was given a card with instructions on how to eat it in advance, so I read it for preparation. I tasted the dripped broth in a small cup - it was quite mild. It seemed to settle well in the stomach of my companion who drank too much, but I wanted something with more punch. The sea bream came in plum and sesame flavors, both sprinkled with rice crackers. I'm not a fan of rice getting too soft by absorbing broth, so I started eating immediately after adding the broth. However, the rice crackers were very hard and felt uncomfortable in my mouth... Maybe I should have soaked them a bit longer... Nevertheless, the grilled fish, mackerel dashi rolled omelette, and chilled jelly-covered chawanmushi were all delicious, making it quite satisfying. During the meal, they recommended desserts and showed us several cakes on the table... I had no mental strength to resist and ended up ordering hojicha panna cotta and hot coffee. In the end, I went a bit over my budget, but having coffee after the meal was worth it. The bright, clean atmosphere inside the restaurant and the attentive service (they kept refilling our tea) make it worth revisiting.