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Vidrio Mitsukoshi

★★★★★3.7(127 reviews on Google)Spanish · $ · Budget · Tokyo, Japan
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Spanish restaurant in Tokyo, Japan.

$ · Budget

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 (127 on Google)

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★★★★★via Google

“I visited Vidrio several time when visiting Tokyo. It’s a great place for good Spanish food cost benefit is amazing. Staff is sweet and always politely helping you. Great place for a paella ! And Sangria also good.”

★★★★★via Google

“A bit pricey. The paella for two (small size) was about ¥4000. Taste is not bad.”

★★★★★via Google

“Beautifully plated delicious appetizer, main course (seafood paella), and dessert. Superbly prepared, appropriately sized; our lunch was delightful. The 30 minute wait is normal for correctly prepared paella. We will certainly dine here again on our next visit to Tokyo.”

★★★★★via Google

“We had dinner here last night. The service was awful. My mum needed warm water to take medicines before meals but the waiter rejected to fill our bottle with warm water or bring us warm water as this breaks their rule of no drinks from outside. The waiter was very rude and not helpful at all. I can’t understand why they choose to treat customers this way. Very disappointing.”

★★★★★via Google

“🇪🇸✨ Lunch Course at VIDRIO Ginza Mitsukoshi – A Spanish Delight Everything was absolutely fantastic! I had a beautifully presented Spanish lunch course—delicious, refined, and very reasonably priced 💯🍴 The food, atmosphere, and service were all spot-on! 👌💕 ⸻ 🥗 Appetizer Plate (5 kinds) • Carrot salad • Spanish omelet (Tortilla Española) • Iberico ham & cheese • Tempura-style white fish • Spanish salami-style charcuterie → A lovely mix of textures and tastes! ⸻ 🍄 Mushroom Ajillo & Warm Baguette Served piping hot and sizzling in garlicky olive oil. The crispy baguette soaked in ajillo oil was simply addictive! 🥖💥🧄 ⸻ 🥘 Main: Choice of Paella (¥2,900 / ¥3,190 tax included) Paella de Mariscos 🏆 Award-winning seafood paella! Made with a signature broth and packed with shrimp, clams, and mussels—it’s their No.1 most-loved dish! 🍤🦪🐚 Arroz Negro (Squid Ink Paella) Rich and savory, made with a squid-ink base broth. Enjoy it with creamy garlic aioli (Alioli sauce) on the side for that perfect contrast! 🖤🦑 ⸻ 🍺 500ml Mahou Spanish Beer – ¥1,300 (¥1,430 incl. tax) Smooth and refreshing—pairs perfectly with the paella! 🇪🇸🍺✨ ⸻ 🍫 Dessert & Coffee • Decadent chocolate brownie – rich and fudgy • Bold, aromatic espresso to wrap it up ☕🍫 ⸻ 📍 Located on the 11th floor of Ginza Mitsukoshi – classy, cozy, and great for a relaxed lunch or date 💼🌸”

★★★★★via Google

“We ordered the seafood and squid ink paella and thoroughly enjoyed the set menu that came with it. I think overall it was good value and delicious.”

★★★★★via Google

“The taste of seafood is full of dishes ,but I may have misunderstood,The size of the lobster in the photo on the menu is a bit different. I like the taste.”

★★★★★via Google

“A Spanish restaurant on the 11th floor of Mitsukoshi Ginza. Card or cash is accepted. Each paella plate takes 30 minutes to cook, so the waiting time can be long if you come at a busy time. We came around 2pm on a Sunday, and waited over 30 minutes I think. The paella set was around ¥2500 for a plate of appetisers, a drink, your choice of an ajillo, your choice of paella, and a dessert. That day, the dessert was a chocolate cake/brownie. Tapas available if you want to share plates. My friend ordered the lamb, and it was delicious. We also had the jamon mix plate. Everything came out to about ¥9000. Yeah, a little pricey since we didn’t get any wine or sides, but the food was very good. Waiters were attentive and nice. The interior is comfortable, stylish, and quiet without being uncomfortable.”

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Vidrio Mitsukoshi — frequently asked questions

Does Vidrio Mitsukoshi take reservations?+

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

What are Vidrio Mitsukoshi's opening hours?+

Vidrio Mitsukoshi'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 Mitsukoshi?+

Vidrio Mitsukoshi is in Tokyo, Japan. The full address is Ginza Mitsukoshi 11F 4-6-16 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 〒104-8212. Tap "Get directions" for the map.

Is Vidrio Mitsukoshi expensive?+

Vidrio Mitsukoshi sits in the budget range ($) among Spanish restaurants in Tokyo, Japan.

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