Top 3 Fusion food in Chuo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan

June 12, 2020 Agatha Simes

Find out what Fusion restaurants to try in Chuo including Tapas Molecular Bar, Ginza Ukai-Tei, bills Ginza
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1. Tapas Molecular Bar

2-1-1 Nihonbashi Muromachi 38F, Mandarin Oriental Tokyo, Chuo 103-8328 Tokyo Prefecture Dining bars, Fusion Lunch, Dinner, Late Night Non-smoking restaurants, Reservations, Seating, Parking Available, Validated Parking, Valet Parking, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service [email protected] +81 3-3270-8188 https://www.mandarinoriental.co.jp/tokyo/nihonbashi/fine-dining/restaurants/fusion-cuisine/tapas-molecular-bar
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5 based on 577 reviews

Tapas Molecular Bar

With only eight seats, our one-Michelin starred Tapas Molecular Bar offers an exclusive dining experience celebrating the art of innovative molecular cuisine. Situated within the chic Oriental Lounge on the 38th floor, the bar serves a range of delicious

Reviewed By LeoFlorida

I dined here my first night in Tokyo. Definitely a highlight of my two weeks around Japan. The food was amazing, a taste sensation! Chefs really made it fun as well. Wine pairing was also great. Highly recommend this dinner.Photos...Cuban sandwich, t-bone, apple strudel. 3 of the 14 tapas I tried for dinner. Terrific!Dear LeoFloridaWe sincerely appreciate you taking a moment to write about your experience dining at Tapas Molecular Bar! We are thrilled that we were able to contribute to making your trip to Tokyo an enjoyable one, and we hope to welcome you back again very soon.kind regardsHotel ManagerIgor Apraiz

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2. Ginza Ukai-Tei

5-15-8 1F Jiji Press Bldg., Ginza, Chuo 104-0061 Tokyo Prefecture Steakhouse, Fusion Lunch, Dinner Reservations, Private Dining, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service, Wine and Beer +81 3-3544-5252 http://www.ukai.co.jp/english/ginza/
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4 based on 246 reviews

Ginza Ukai-Tei

A hundred-year-old zelkova beam and a mosaic wall. The restaurant, with its array of Japanese and Western antique furniture, has an atmosphere where art-nouveau and Japanese style meet, and it is just like a museum. Not only does the counter feature a hot

Reviewed By Adrian L

It was our first time here at Ginza Ukai-Tei and the restaurant was just lovely from the beginning to the end. The entrance was amazing with a nice red carpet and fun decorations. Since our party has eight people, we were given a private table. They usually required everyone to order the same course in this table but gave us an exception since we had a number of elderly family members. Both menus are excellent and of course the more expensive dinner course features better quality ingredients like truffles, blue lobster, and better beef. The dessert is the same - Christmas strawberry cake. LIke many high class teppanyaki restaurant, you went to a different section/room for dessert. I highly recommend Ukai-Tei and will definitely return in the future.

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3. bills Ginza

2-6-12 Okura House 12F, Ginza, Chuo 104-0061 Tokyo Prefecture Healthy, International, Contemporary, Fusion Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, Drinks Reservations, Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service, Private Dining, Wine and Beer [email protected] +81 3-5524-1900 http://billsjapan.com/en/ginza
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4 based on 212 reviews

bills Ginza

Every Bill Granger’s restaurant reflects the spirit we like to think of as ‘Australian’: sunny, easy-going and generous. Bill opened his first restaurant in Sydney’s Darlinghurst in 1993. It soon became loved for its legendary breakfasts, served at the fa

Reviewed By wilsonbourne

Food was lovely and definitely gluten free options available. Whilst the food was a little overpriced vs. elsewhere (and the usual Bill's prices) the drinks were extortionate - tea is 1,000 yen and matcha late with almond milk was 1,100yen which is a good 500yen more than everywhere else which is why I'm not giving it 4 stars. Dear wilsonbourne,Thank you for coming to bills and for taking the time to write us a review.I am glad to hear that you enjoyed our gluten free options and found our food lovely.As you have already mentioned, the prices at our Ginza restaurant is a higher price compared to other bills restaurants, as this restarant is located in the main Ginza district next to famous jewellery & luxury brands, which is one of the most expensive areas in Japan. This makes the view from our restaurant really lovely (especially at night!), but at a price.I agree with you that if food is the main priority, it would be better to visit our other locations like Omotesando or Odaiba, where you can enjoy the same fresh food, a more casual atmosphere and wallet-friendlier prices.Once again, thank you for your feedback and we hope to drop by our other restaurants!Sincerely,Management Team

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