VIDRIO Ginza Mitsukoshi Store Restaurant Reservations | Tokyo, Japan

Experience the vibrant flavors of Spain at VIDRIO Tokyo Mitsukoshi, where exquisite paella and authentic tapas await. Located on the 11th floor of Ginza Mitsukoshi, this stylish restaurant combines contemporary chic with traditional warmth, perfect for a leisurely meal. Savor Spanish delights and immerse yourself in the culinary atmosphere of Ginza. Discover your new favorite dining spot today!

Overview

Restaurant Overview and Charm: A Taste of Spain at VIDRIO Ginza Mitsukoshi Store
Step into the vibrant world of VIDRIO Ginza Mitsukoshi Store, where the spirit of Spanish dining comes alive. Established in 2000 in Ginza, this restaurant encapsulates the warmth and allure of Spain and has received accolades for its culinary excellence. Nestled on the 11th floor of the Ginza Mitsukoshi department store, the restaurant greets patrons with eye-catching turquoise decor that reflects its Mediterranean roots. The ambiance strikes a balance between contemporary chic and traditional Spanish warmth, inviting guests to enjoy their meal in a cozy yet stylish setting.
Culinary Appeal and Recommended Menu: Discover Signature Dishes
The culinary offerings at VIDRIO are a celebration of authentic Spanish flavors, particularly its acclaimed paella. This standout dish boasts rich depth of flavor, crafted from a special broth that enhances the essence of the rice while incorporating an array of fresh seafood, including shrimp, clams, and mussels. Guests can choose from several tempting variations, such as the squid ink paella, which impresses with its deep color and unique taste, often complemented by a side of creamy garlic aioli.
Beyond the paella, the restaurant offers a delightful array of appetizers that showcase a medley of textures and tastes:
  • Spanish omelet (Tortilla Española)
  • Iberico ham with Spanish cheese
  • Rustic chicken and liver pâté
  • Tempura-style white fish
Additionally, the warm mushrooms in garlic oil—mushroom ajillo—are often highlighted by returning patrons for their irresistible flavor.
Cuisine Genres: Diverse Delights from Spanish Gastronomy
VIDRIO Ginza Mitsukoshi Store specializes in Spanish cuisine, providing diners with an extensive menu that covers everything from hearty tapas to delightful main courses such as paella. The restaurant's approach to these traditional dishes emphasizes high-quality ingredients sourced from both local markets and imports, ensuring an authentic culinary experience. The atmosphere, punctuated by lovely Spanish music, encourages a leisurely dining experience that pairs perfectly with refreshing drinks and stimulating conversation.
Whether you're looking to indulge in a hearty lunch or enjoy an elegant dinner, VIDRIO promises a memorable taste of Spain right in the heart of Tokyo's Ginza district.

Reviews

"Visiting VIDRIO was a delightful experience. The paella was rich with seafood flavors, truly exquisite. The warm atmosphere and helpful staff made my lunch very enjoyable."
"The lunch menu offered a delightful selection of flavors. The paella was worth the wait, and the service was attentive and friendly. Overall, a wonderful dining experience."
"I loved the variety of appetizers and the presentation was beautiful. The seafood paella was delicious, with a perfect balance of flavors. A lovely place to enjoy a casual meal."
"The vibrant ambiance and unique seating were refreshing. The seafood paella was outstanding, and the combination of tapas was a treat. I left feeling satisfied and happy."
"Having lunch at VIDRIO was a real treat. The award-winning paella lived up to its reputation, and the staff's service was impressive. I can't wait to visit again for more delicious dishes."

Opening Hours

Monday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM Thursday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM Friday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM Saturday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM Sunday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM 

How to Get There

Train / Subway
514m (0.32mi) from Ginza Station - about an 8-minute walk  606m (0.38mi) from Ginza Station - about a 10-minute walk  1.9km (1.17mi) from Higashi-Ginza Station 
Bus stop
620m (0.39mi) from Ginza-Yonchōme (Ginza 4) - about a 10-minute walk  593m (0.37mi) from Miyarabashi - about a 9-minute walk  788m (0.49mi) from Shinya Bus No. 2 - about a 12-minute walk 

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Things to Do in the Area

A Cultural Feast in Tokyo
Tokyo, the bustling capital of Japan, combines traditional culture with modernity, offering a unique culinary landscape influenced by both local and international flavors.
  • Asakusa: Home to the historic Sensō-ji Temple, Asakusa provides a glimpse into Tokyo's past while also featuring various street food stalls and traditional sweets. Visitors can enjoy a lively atmosphere, especially during festivals, and shop for local crafts.
  • Shinjuku: Known for its vibrant nightlife and entertainment district, Shinjuku offers a range of dining experiences, from casual izakayas to fine dining. The area is also famous for its observation decks providing stunning views of the city.
  • Tsukiji Outer Market: A paradise for seafood lovers, the Tsukiji Outer Market showcases fresh fish, fruits, and vegetables. It's an excellent spot for sampling sushi and traditional Japanese street food while experiencing a market buzzing with energy.
The Allure of Ginza, Tokyo's Shopping and Dining Hub
Ginza is Tokyo's prestigious shopping district, lined with luxury boutiques, chic cafes, and fine dining options, providing an exquisite experience for visitors seeking high-end cuisine and shopping.
  • Ginza Six: A modern shopping complex that hosts a variety of luxury brands and gourmet restaurants. Visitors can explore art installations and enjoy seasonal events in this upscale urban space.
  • Kabukiza Theatre: As the premier venue for traditional Kabuki theater, Kabukiza offers a chance to witness this unique form of Japanese performing arts. Visitors can also explore the theatre's museum showcasing the history of Kabuki.
  • Hamarikyu Gardens: A beautiful landscape where visitors can escape the hustle and bustle of the city. The gardens feature traditional teahouses, vibrant seasonal flowers, and scenic walking paths, perfect for enjoying a quiet afternoon.

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