Only Shinbashi in Tokyo can satisfy your taste buds!
🧳Shinbashi, located in the Tokyo waterfront area of Shiodome, is partly in Minato Ward and Chuo Ward of Tokyo. It is a bustling business district, commonly known as the street of joy for the general public.
🌟Adjacent to Shiodome on the east, Chiyoda Ward's Uchisaiwaicho on the north, and Ginza in Chuo Ward, Shinbashi is a bustling business district connected to Marunouchi and Shinagawa. It is famous for its streets lined with office buildings and is known as the street of white-collar workers. It is a gathering place for world-class enterprises. Therefore, after work each day, it becomes a sea of food and drink, where employees in suits, both men and women, gather in the numerous izakayas of Shinbashi to drink.
🏨Shinbashi boasts top-notch businesses but also has down-to-earth eateries. Starting from the food street, any delicacy you wish to try is available here, from high-end to common, ensuring you won't miss out on any dinner. After a few rounds of drinks, you can head to the 47th floor of 'Caretta Shiodome' to admire one of the best views of Tokyo Bay in Tokyo, sobering up from the buzz.
👍For tourists fortunate enough to visit, why not find a restaurant with the flavor you crave after nightfall, sit down, order a cold beer, and kick off a delicious dinner. After the meal, enjoy the most peaceful and comfortable time of the day with a cup of coffee and a portion of fries at the McDonald's on the corner of the station street.
Shinbashi is a junction of every subway line and has some amazing artworks in the station. It is great to have a look and enjoy the special characteristics of Japan.
SAZA Coffee (サザコーヒー in Shinbashi JR Station) The descendant of Tokugawa Kakamakawa, Tokugawa Qing Dynasty, will rest assured that the flavor of his great-grandfather, General Tokugawa, will be handed over to Sasha coffee.
There is nothing around compared to the good traffic. There is nothing on the Onarimon side, except for using restaurants or underground shopping streets right in front of Shinbashi Station.
this area is near subway
The area around Shinbashi Station is not bustling compared to Tokyo Station, but it is a place with its own taste. It would be very nice to pass by in winter.
A place to walk, find food, there are many delicious ramen shops, recommended.