Tokyo Restaurant Guide
Bistros In Ginza
Interestingly, the restaurants generating the most social media buzz in Ginza are not always those we rate highest among the 17 establishments scored; while Le Bonze (ル・ボーズ) garnered three social media posts, Bistro Simba (ビストロシンバ) leads the field in our internal evaluations. This observation highlights a distinction between popular attention and our assessed quality, with dishes like roasted duck breast and burdock potage appearing across several notable spots.
Petit Aux Amis Ginza
visitors rate it modestly; locals rate it modestly. Featured in 1 creator post.
Ginza-itchome Sta. · 1 min walk
Opuses Ginza
visitors rate it modestly; locals rate it modestly. Featured in 1 creator post.
Shimbashi Station · 7 min walk
Les Rosiers Bistrot de L'Oie
visitors rate it modestly; locals rate it modestly. Featured in 1 creator post.
Kyobashi Sta. · 2 min walk
Suzu Cafe Ginza
visitors rate it modestly; locals rate it modestly. Featured in 1 creator post.
Ginza-itchome Sta. · 1 min walk
Annoreve
visitors rate it highly; locals rate it modestly. Visitor favourite. Featured in 4 creator posts.
Higashi-ginza Sta. · 5 min walk
See all 4 posts about AnnoreveBistro in Ginza, answered
- What is the best bistro in Ginza?
- Petit Aux Amis Ginza rates highest of the 17 bistro restaurants we scored in Ginza, Tokyo.
- How long does a bistro meal take?
- Allow 60 to 90 minutes at most of these restaurants. This is a seated, paced meal rather than a quick stop, so book ahead and do not plan anything tight afterwards.
- Are these bistro restaurants small?
- Yes, mostly. 1 of the 5 with seating data hold 20 covers or fewer, and 1 have counter seating. Expect to queue at peak times, and to be split up if you are a larger group.
- Which station is closest?
- Ginza-itchome Sta. is the closest station for 2 of the 5 restaurants listed here. Each entry shows its own nearest stop and walking time.