"Glass Dance". A lounge & bar where you can enjoy the world of beer and grill dishes from Diamond Dining. It's a stylish bar in the drinking district of Yaesu, a cool and fancy place. It's located in the former site of an old Chinese restaurant. When we arrived, we were guided to the second floor. Romantic dance music♪ For lunch, they offer options like hamburger, beef tendon curry, fried chicken, omurice, sirloin grill, etc. I ordered the fried chicken with tartar sauce, and my friend ordered the hamburger. We also had drinks from the drink bar. The salad was small but delicious, with plenty of shiso dressing. The fried chicken was huge, with a mountain of 5 pieces covered in a generous amount of tartar sauce. The chicken was tender, crispy on the outside, and the tartar sauce was creamy and flavorful. The rice underneath had a sweet and savory sauce. The hamburger was juicy and cooked perfectly, served with thick-cut fries and carrots. The demiglace sauce on the side looked appetizing. The drink bar had a variety of options, and the orange juice was particularly good. The staff were friendly and created a nice atmosphere. This area is mostly filled with old establishments, so it was refreshing to find a new, affordable, and delicious lunch spot. The hearty hamburger was like something from a steakhouse, and the omurice looked tempting too. I will definitely try it next time.

The shrimp is big and hard to eat, not bad but not great. Please note that I try to write my honest thoughts so that people reading the reviews don't make a mistake in judgment. I will provide additional information such as Instagrammable or the atmosphere of the restaurant, but the rating is mainly based on whether the food is good or not, and whether it is worth the price.

The atmosphere was nice and it was crowded. It seemed like there was a shortage of staff as they were not circulating much. We ordered a course meal and the paella at the end with al dente rice was delicious. I would like to visit again when it's less busy.

I used this restaurant for a company drinking party. We rented out the second floor for 35 people. The 7000 yen course was delicious and just the right amount of food. Most importantly, the alcohol was served quickly! There is a counter on the second floor as well, and when I ordered a gin and tonic, it came out in about 20 seconds. It was busy, but the staff were kind. I would like to use this place again.

I felt like drinking wine with tapas, so I went to a cozy restaurant on the first floor. It was popular among young couples. The complimentary dish was a Spanish-style omelette in a glass. The octopus Garcia-style was delicious. The octopus was unbeatable. I heard the paella is also delicious, so I want to try it next time. My cravings were satisfied and I left feeling happy.

The customer service was polite and the shop was very cozy ✨ I visited on a Sunday at 6:30 pm, so the shop was quite empty and it seemed like you could get in without a reservation! I ordered the course menu for 3300 yen. I was asked if I wanted to have all-you-can-drink after entering, but I regretted it after having just 2 drinks because the alcohol was delicious... There was Jamón Serrano in the course meal, which made me very happy ✨ I am a light eater so I was satisfied, but if you're not, you might find the portion size to be a bit small.

I stumbled upon this place on a Sunday night. They have seating on the second floor as well, with a decent capacity, and I was able to get in without a reservation. They offer a wide variety of drinks (especially beer) and you can casually enjoy Spanish dishes like brochettes and paella. It has a bar-like atmosphere where you can relax. The setting is a bit on the higher end, which is expected in Yaesu. If you're ever in need of a place to eat in Yaesu, this might be a good option.

Reasonably priced yet with a sophisticated atmosphere, making you feel a little more grown-up without being too formal. The second floor is often visited by groups of women, so I think it would be stylish to come here for a girls' gathering! We had a course meal, and each dish was elaborately prepared. The staff even explained each dish, making us feel luxurious and fully satisfied even at lunchtime (^ ^)

Tokyo bar hopping, second stop. It's Friday night and Japan Bridge is bustling with salarymen enjoying beer and wine. Finally made it into this bar. Had an Asahi Super Dry draft at the Spanish bar, but hmm, the beer tasted off for some reason. Maybe my taste buds weren't cooperating. It happens sometimes, right? The beer glass was fancy, but in terms of value... If it's Asahi draft, I'd prefer it to be more satisfying.

I went with an important client. The restaurant is conveniently located near Tokyo Station Yaesu Exit. They have semi-private rooms, but on the same day there was a party so it wasn't exactly quiet. However, the staff were considerate and made our experience comfortable. The food, including paella, roast beef, and prosciutto, was delicious and made me happy. On the other hand, the lemonade was too sweet which was a shock. Besides that, everything was perfect and we had a great time with our client.

From Tokyo Station Yaesu Exit, there is a Spanish bar called "GLASS DANCE" that offers delicious dishes. Their squid ink paella for 2390 yen, assorted grilled skewers for 1100 yen, assorted appetizers for 1490 yen, and cod and shrimp in tomato stew for 690 yen were all tasty. They also have a good selection of craft beers and wines.

It's Friday night and I arrived at the restaurant at 8:00 PM to find it fully booked, so I decided to kill time by standing and drinking outside. It's been a while since I've been to Yaesu on a Friday night, and it was quite crowded. I didn't have a proper meal, so this review may not be accurate. Thanks for the meal.

I stopped by the casual Spanish bar GLASS DANCE Yaesu store, which is easy to drop by. The counter seats are perfect for a quick drink and very comfortable, so I have visited a few times. The wine I had was a Pinot Noir from O Bon Climat in Santa Barbara, California. It was made in a Burgundy style and was delicious with a good balance of acidity and fruitiness. Thank you for the meal. #glassdanceYaesu #Spanishbar #YaesuGourmet #aubonclimat #PinotNoir #wineenthusiast #winelover #instawine #wine #와인 #와인스타그램

Located between Tokyo Station and Nihonbashi Station, there is a Spanish restaurant called grass dance. Its entrance is in a narrow alley, so it may be a little hard to find. The paella is famous here, with options for both fish and meat, making it very enjoyable. The atmosphere is nice, and the staff pay close attention to the tables, making us feel at ease.

Discovered a great izakaya in Nihonbashi! They serve Spanish cuisine and have a good selection of drinks. It was amazing! The complimentary popover really hit the spot for me personally! I love homemade bread. There were plenty of dishes that paired well with alcohol, and the skewers were perfect for sharing! The rice was delicious too! The paella was made with quality ingredients like whole prawns, making it very authentic! It was a bit crowded, but the speed of service for the dishes was impressive! Thank you for the wonderful meal! Visited with a Tabelog score of 3.18.

I went there after 1 pm. They had hand sanitizing and temperature checks. There were boards on the tables. They only had curry for lunch, and I decided to try the famous black curry supervised by Go Go Curry. I ordered after being seated. There were many toppings to choose from, but I kept it simple with a regular serving. The curry was sweeter than I expected. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Drinks in Yaezusu. Yaezusu area is undergoing redevelopment, but this bar has an American and stylish feel in a narrow alley. They have a wide selection of beers and also serve Japanese sake. I ended up drinking mostly highballs after two beers. The food is like a bar, with dishes such as prosciutto, ajillo, and pizza. It was a bit hot that day, so the open atmosphere was nice and the drinks went down smoothly. Thank you for the meal.

Located right near Tokyo Station, I originally wanted a private room but unfortunately none were available, so I ended up sitting in the center of the second floor. I started with a beer, but was surprised to receive raw ham as the first course. I quickly finished it and moved on to red wine. The meal continued with salad, a small appetizer, potatoes, oyster ajillo, followed by Iberico cut steak and paella covered in lemon. The taste and portion of the dishes were decent. For dessert, there was a cassis-like sorbet. Despite the variety of cocktails available, I ended up like a one-person red and white party. The staff was polite and the restaurant had solid infection control measures in place. Overall, it was a great restaurant.

When it comes to the second place, my stomach is quite satisfied, so I crave nuts, cheese, dried fruits, chocolates, etc. to accompany the wine. Personally, I think olives are the best match, with minimal guilt. Unfortunately, there are no olives here. That's the only disappointment. Oh, but we seem to be a group that drinks too much. The details are starting to blur in my memory, probably due to the wine. Despite saying my stomach is full, I think I'm craving more because I had sea urchin at the first place, so now I'm indulging in sea urchin cream pasta.

I went to Marunouchi Lobsteron and ordered a mille-feuille, but the portion was too small. For the second round, we ordered popovers for 500 yen. I was debating which beer to drink when they offered a beer tasting set, so I ordered that along with the Tomosankaku steak. The beer was tiny! It cost 1800 yen, which is way too expensive. The full portion (regular size) was only 900 yen. I made a mistake. The Tomosankaku steak itself was delicious, but the sauce was disappointing. It was more like a spicy ponzu sauce and didn't really complement the flavor of the meat. It's best to go with a group of close friends and enjoy the all-you-can-drink course until you're completely drunk. Happy hour is also reasonably priced, so it's a good option for a pre-drinking session.

I was drinking alone. I was happy to receive clam soup at the end. The customer service was especially good, with the staff constantly asking if everything was okay with the drinks. I was impressed by their attitude. I will come with my friends next time. The atmosphere where you can easily drink alone is addictive.