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Vidrio Ikebukuro

★★★★★3.9(201 reviews on Google)Spanish · $$ · Mid-range · Tokyo, Japan
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Spanish restaurant in Tokyo, Japan.

$$ · Mid-range

About

Our restaurant is run in Japan. However, we have been to Spain many times and want to share authentic restaurants and bars with the people of Japan. We have a history of winning awards at international competitions held in Spain.

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Reviews (201 on Google)

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★★★★★via Google

“A long-established Spanish restaurant, founded about half a century ago. We ordered the Tapas Set (¥1628), Sopa de Ajo (¥990), and Seafood Paella (Medium size, ¥4180). The Tapas Set is a great value, including an appetizer platter and a glass of wine. All the appetizers were delicious, and I was impressed. The Sopa de Ajo is a garlic and egg soup. The garlic wasn't overpowering, and it had a wonderful flavor that made it impossible to stop eating. I would definitely like to order this again. The Paella had plenty of shrimp. Unlike the overly strong flavors often found in paella in Japan, the high-quality seafood broth was excellent, making it a truly exceptional dish. I think it's in no way inferior to authentic Spanish paella. However, although the medium-sized Paella is supposed to be for two people, the dish was rather small, and it didn't feel very voluminous. I easily finished it all by myself. I honestly felt that the price of ¥4180 for this was a bit high.”

★★★★★via Google

“I had the Sunday lunch course. The appetizer, salad, ajillo, meat, paella, and dessert were all delicious, but the mushroom ajillo was the first dish that made me think ajillo was delicious. The paella was even plated by the staff, so you can enjoy it at its best. The cheesecake and strawberry ice cream for dessert was very filling. I thought it was very reasonably priced for what I had. I'm glad I went.”

★★★★★via Google

“"Bidoro," a long-established restaurant located in the restaurant area of ​​Ikebukuro Seibu department store. It's a sister restaurant to "Bidoro," a long-established Spanish restaurant on Shibuya Spain Slope. Since it was lunchtime, I ordered from the lunch menu. A set with a basic appetizer, paella, and a drink. I was happy with this at 1700 yen. The five-item appetizer platter was colorful, and I was pleased to enjoy five representative Spanish tapas. The paella I had been waiting for had a nice crispy crust. I was torn between squid ink and seafood paella, but I always end up choosing seafood paella. It's great that you can order from just one serving. Finally, after some hesitation, I also ordered churros. These were 400 yen. Freshly fried with chocolate sauce. It was delicious! ✨ The staff were also very kind. I will visit again.”

★★★★★via Google

“Great place to dine. Marvellous will come back again.”

★★★★★via Google

“This is a very beautiful Spanish restaurant. Customer service was excellent, and I was highly satisfied. The restaurant was pretty crowded, and after 10 minutes, I was able to enter the restaurant. They cooked paellas one by one with raw rice. Because of that reason, you will have to wait to 20 minutes to enjoy your meal. But in between, you can enjoy your appetizers, which were really yummy. The staff kindly explained everything and gave us an English menu too. Highly recommended.”

★★★★★via Google

“The black ink squid was awesome. Paella was nice but way too expensive & small.”

★★★★★via Google

“Paella 🥘”

★★★★★via Google

“Excellent dishes, immaculately prepared and visually pleasant. Highly recommended for a perfect ambience and food of fine quality”

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Vidrio Ikebukuro — frequently asked questions

Does Vidrio Ikebukuro take reservations?+

Yes — Vidrio Ikebukuro takes reservations by phone. Contact details are in the Location & contact panel.

What are Vidrio Ikebukuro's opening hours?+

Vidrio Ikebukuro's full weekly opening hours are listed in the Hours panel on this page. It's open 7 days a week — always check the profile before you go, as hours can change.

Where is Vidrio Ikebukuro?+

Vidrio Ikebukuro is in Tokyo, Japan. The full address is 8F Yodobashi HD Building, 1-28-1 Minami-Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku,. Tap "Get directions" for the map.

Is Vidrio Ikebukuro expensive?+

Vidrio Ikebukuro sits in the mid-range range ($$) among Spanish restaurants in Tokyo, Japan.

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