The store next to the hotel lobby on the first floor. There was a wide variety of side dishes, drinks, desserts, etc. The course is a premium course with roast beef. Roast beef and dim sum are ordered via smartphone and served at the table. Dim sum takes a little time from ordering, so it is recommended to order early. The roast beef is tender and delicious, so I recommend the course that comes with it. The dim sum varieties such as xiaolongbao, shumai, and steamed buns are served hot and delicious. Other menu items are picked up at the buffet. I added the all-you-can-drink alcohol option for an additional fee. You can freely drink draft beer, wine, sake, and cocktails (Campari, gin, vodka, etc.) as self-service. It was fun and delicious to bake your own waffles for dessert. It was a bit crowded, perhaps because it was a Saturday. There was a 90-minute time limit. I was happy that the price was cheap!

I received a 3000-point coupon from Jalan, so I made a reservation at the Mitsui Garden Hotel restaurant. I chose the course with roast beef and xiaolongbao. It took over 20 minutes after ordering, so I ordered right away. The roast beef came quickly, but the xiaolongbao and tiramisu were slow. I recommend ordering as soon as you sit down. I tried a little of the other dishes, but ended up getting seconds of the roast beef. The frilly potato was a fun surprise. There were plenty of kids' menu options. The only downside was the drinks. There were mostly vinegar drinks with just orange juice as a soft drink option. Alcohol costs extra, so be careful not to accidentally order it! The ice cream for dessert was delicious. I didn't have time to make waffles, which was disappointing. The fruit was grapes, which were a hassle to peel but delicious. The 90 minutes flew by, but I left satisfied.

I used Jalan points to enjoy a roast beef and all-you-can-eat dim sum course with 6 varieties for 2900 yen. Both the roast beef and dim sum are ordered through a smartphone and brought to your table. The roast beef was tender and juicy, with a perfect match of sweetness and horseradish in the sauce. The dim sum takes about 10 minutes after ordering, but being able to enjoy them hot and fresh is great. I particularly enjoyed the xiaolongbao. However, those who opt for a course without roast beef and dim sum may find it lacking.

I used the points from another website, which was nice. I also ordered xiaolongbao. Since I was dining alone, I ended up sitting right in front of a pillar and couldn't see the view. I wanted to have a warm drink at the end, but I didn't notice the machine outside the restaurant and missed out. For those planning to go, please give it a try! It may be more suitable for a business lunch rather than a lunch with friends.

I had a buffet breakfast with a wide variety of dishes. There were many foreign guests, so the buffet had a good balance of Japanese and Western food. Although there were many dishes to choose from, I couldn't find anything that stood out as delicious. I was hoping for something really tasty, like a standout dish, but I couldn't find it. The salted mackerel had a strong fishy taste... considering the price, the flavors were a bit disappointing for me.

I had a morning buffet! I was curious about the high ratings, but the deliciousness did not disappoint. The price has gone up to 1870 yen for breakfast. The cost performance is high. The dishes are not elaborate, but are conscious of being in the Italian district of Shiodome. It's a restaurant in the Mitsui Garden Hotel. But everything is delicious! I am very satisfied with the variety of dishes. The dishes are replenished very quickly. There is a wide variety of dishes, but the scrambled eggs stand out with their high quality. They are delicious, rich in flavor, with a suitable firmness and a smooth texture that you can eat over and over again. Also, it's fun to make your own waffles. There are various types of bread, and Japanese cuisine includes white rice and mixed grain rice. There are also plenty of side dishes. Today, there was Vietnamese pho lined up. It had a good taste. I think there are over 50 types of dishes. The lunch menu seems to be quite different and a bit more expensive, but I'm very curious. This hotel seems to have many foreign guests, and on Sunday morning, more than half of the guests were non-Japanese. I was spoken to in English and really felt like I was abroad. It was a very enjoyable Sunday morning. I will come back again.

Morning buffet for 1600 yen. As rumored, the variety of dishes for a morning buffet is unusually high. There are plenty of side dishes. Additionally, they have Tom Yum Kung, udon, pizza, pasta, bread, waffles, and desserts. Among them, the beef curry is small but contains high-quality meat. It's amazing that this is all available for under 2000 yen in Shiodome. I got a coffee to go and had a very satisfying breakfast. I will definitely come back. I heard they also offer all-you-can-drink at night. They said they would start clearing the dishes at 10:15, but there were many foreigners who didn't understand, so the restaurant extended the time. I think it's better to prioritize the customers over being inflexible like some other restaurants (e.g. Moan Curry in Shinbashi). Truly a restaurant in a hotel.

What kind of all-you-can-eat restaurant? The jam and butter are the same as those of the Skylark group. So, I think you can imagine the taste of Skylark group when it comes to the food. I don't expect high-end flavors in all-you-can-eat places. How enjoyable the space is matters the most and I would give it 5 stars for that. However, since this place is located in an Italian town and focuses on Italian cuisine, it would be nice to have gelato. I have a weakness for sweets and toppings. I think the price is cheap. For example, if you were to eat all the paella here, it would exceed 1800 yen. So I am satisfied with this price. They offer curry rice, salad, cold udon, pasta, DIY pho, soup, multi-grain rice, meat, fried chicken, hamburger, pudding, tiramisu, and many more. There are also cold drinks and hot coffee. Personally, I like the DIY French toast, DIY waffles, DIY pho, and beef curry. I entered the restaurant alone and was seated by the sunny window, and I had a very comfortable meal. I would like everyone to visit this place to enjoy the comfortable atmosphere and the main Italian cuisine.

I visited the restaurant for a repeat visit in a short period of time. This time it was not as crowded, there were empty seats, and I was able to eat in a more relaxed atmosphere. The taste of the roast beef seemed better the first time, but I'm not sure if it was just my imagination or if the initial experience was more impressive. The color and texture seemed different this time. I learned from my previous visit and ordered two slices of roast beef in advance this time, as I had ordered about three times last time. As for the dim sum, it was served super hot this time compared to the lukewarm ones last time, so I thought they could do it if they wanted to. The menu content was almost the same as last time. Since last time I overate to the point where I couldn't walk, this time I was more conscious and restrained. I tried the pho that I didn't eat last time, and it was delicious with plenty of green onions. 90 minutes is still too short for a buffet. I am curious about the plan where alcohol is all-you-can-drink.

I love hotel buffets and all-you-can-eat options. This time, I used a coupon from Jalan to visit this restaurant at a great deal. I had heard of Italy Street before, but it was my first time visiting. I was surprised to see that JRA was located here. It was a Saturday, so there were security guards everywhere. I arrived just in time for the 11:30 start, but there were already people waiting, which I don't like about timed buffets. The hotel didn't seem very big, and the front area was crowded. I was seated at a small table by the window, which was nice since I was alone. The restaurant didn't feel very spacious, but there seemed to be more seating on the right side, which might be larger. I got the dim sum and roast beef course with my Jalan coupon, which was the only option available. The ordering process was explained to me, and I had to order through LINE. The roast beef was served quickly, but the dim sum took a bit longer since they were made fresh. The food was delicious, and I enjoyed three plates of roast beef and two plates of three dim sum each. The dim sum was served hot, which was great. The other dishes also suited my taste, and I was satisfied with the flavors. The croffle I was looking forward to was lighter than I expected, and I actually preferred the one I had at the TSUTAYA Share Lounge. The pudding was also tasty, and I would have had another one if I had more room in my stomach. The service was good, and even though we were supposed to clear our own plates, the staff were quick to help. I ended up making another reservation for next time.

I had breakfast at the Italian buffet restaurant located on the 1st floor of the Mitsui Garden Hotel Shiodome Italia-gai, which I stayed at and enjoyed even more in Tokyo. The restaurant is not very large, so there was a waiting list by 8 o'clock. Since it is an Italian restaurant, you can eat pizza, gratin, gnocchi, and other dishes from the morning. On the other hand, grilled fish, natto, udon, simmered dishes, and even Vietnamese pho were also available. There was also a vinegar bar in the drink corner, and I thought the lineup was suitable for women as it included a variety of desserts. Thank you for the meal.

I stayed at the "Mitsui Garden Hotel Shiodome Italia-gai" using the "Tokyo Residents' Discount - More Tokyo" program. The breakfast at Mitsui Garden Hotel is themed as "Enjoyable Breakfast." It is served at the restaurant "La Marea" on the 1st floor of the hotel. The breakfast buffet costs 1650 yen for adults, 1210 yen for elementary school students, and 605 yen for infants. This time, it was included in the plan. As it is an Italian-themed hotel, the breakfast includes Italian dishes, but there are also Japanese options available. One thing I was looking forward to was making my own waffles! You place the batter, close the lid, wait for 2 minutes, and it's done. Although my waffle didn't turn out perfectly shaped, it still tasted delicious. The breakfast buffet offers a variety of options such as pizza, gnocchi, doria, bread, salad, sweets, yogurt, fruits, curry, soup, and miso soup. They even have flavored water, which was quite tasty. I enjoyed the waffles, margherita pizza, gnocchi, bolognese with eggplant, meat doria, and curry. The desserts were also delightful. Overall, the breakfast buffet had a good mix of Italian and Western dishes, with a touch of Japanese cuisine. I wished there were more Italian options, but considering it's a breakfast buffet, the variety was quite satisfying. If you want to read more details, please visit my blog "Edokko Yome to Naniwa no Otaku Danna no Nihonbashi Seikatsu" at https://ameblo.jp/choco-daisuki2/entry-12767424164.html.

I stay in Tokyo once a month, and for the past 3 months, I have been staying at the Mitsui Garden Hotel Shiodome Italia-gai. The first floor has an Italian buffet restaurant called La Marea, which serves a delicious breakfast. The buffet has a great variety of food, but unfortunately, the place is small, noisy, and the air conditioning was broken during my visit, making it a less than ideal dining experience. Another highlight of my hotel stay is usually the morning bath, but the water was lukewarm and there were no hot water faucets. The changing room was cramped and crowded. Overall, this hotel is not my preferred choice for enjoying a relaxing bath during my stay.

At a buffet restaurant where you can eat roast beef for lunch, even though it was called a farewell lunch, there was no roast beef. There were plenty of options for main dishes, desserts, and drinks, and I was completely satisfied and full just with that. Making your own waffles was quite fun, with the freedom to choose your own toppings. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal!

On March 19, 2022, I went to a hotel buffet for lunch using soon-to-expire Jalan points that I have been using to book domestic accommodations on Jalan Net. The buffet was located on the first floor of La Marea Shiodome Hotel in the Italian town of Mitsui Garden Hotel Shiodome. The buffet normally costs 2,200 yen per adult, but I used my Jalan points for this visit. The restaurant had a cozy atmosphere with Italian-inspired decor. We made a reservation and were seated promptly. The buffet offered a variety of dishes including fried potatoes, scrambled eggs, meat buns, shrimp dumplings, chicken cacciatore, Japanese-style hamburg steak, meat doria, French toast, pasta, pizza, bread, salads, vegetables, udon, rice, curry, tomato soup, and a selection of desserts like fruit, cream puffs, roll cakes, pudding, coffee jelly, and croffles. The highlight was the roast beef, which was tender and delicious. I also enjoyed the chicken cacciatore, French toast, and roll cake. Overall, it was a satisfying meal and a great way to use up my Jalan points.

I made a reservation for one person on a regular Friday at 11:30. I was guided to a window seat for two people. Although it is advertised as Italian, the buffet offers a variety of dishes including Korean, Japanese, and Western cuisine. Each dish seemed carefully made and delicious. The staff worked efficiently, despite the restaurant being almost full, and the buffet table was always kept clean. Some of the dishes that impressed me the most were the spicy fried chicken, samgyeopsal, doria, French toast (which can be reheated in a toaster), and croissant waffles. The croissant waffle was especially delicious, with a crispy and light texture, a buttery aroma, and a cute shape. It was a delightful combination of croissant and waffle. I would love to visit this buffet restaurant again.

Lunch at Shiodome with my wife. All-you-can-eat buffet with roast beef. We used a coupon and points from Jalan, so we got it at a very affordable price. It was an Italian main buffet. There were also Japanese side dishes, but we didn't try them. The delicious items were... first, the roast beef. It was tender and flavorful, and the sauce was delicious. And the croissant waffle that you can cook yourself was amazing. It was crispy and fluffy when freshly cooked. I also enjoyed the gratin, white fish with crab cream flavor, samgyeopsal and curry, and French toast. The dessert selection was great, the price was reasonable, and it brought back memories of the breakfast I had there over 10 years ago. I should bring my daughter next time!

On the weekend, I revisited during lunchtime. Located on the first floor of a hotel in the Italian town of Shiodome (Mitsui Garden Hotel Shiodome Italian Town), this restaurant offers all-you-can-eat including roast beef for a reasonable price of 2,200 yen including tax. Despite the affordable price, the overall satisfaction level of the dishes provided by the hotel restaurant is high. The most popular dish is definitely the roast beef. Maintaining this quality in the 2,000 yen range is wonderful. Although the variety of other dishes is not extensive, the attitude of striving to maintain the quality of each dish is evident. The service is also reliable and has a sense of stability.

On the weekend, I revisited for a lunch buffet. It is located on the first floor of the Mitsui Garden Hotel Shiodome Italy Town. As the name suggests, this area is known as Italy Town. The all-you-can-eat buffet, including roast beef, is priced in the early 2,000 yen range and is a good deal. Although the variety is not extensive, the quality is consistent. The roast beef, cooked to a medium rare finish like last time, is delicious. The staff are attentive, promptly clearing empty plates and ensuring a pleasant dining experience. Overall rating is 3.5.

Near Shinbashi Station, there is a Italian-style block along the railway where you can find LA MAREA on the 1st floor of Mitsui Garden Hotel. The lunch buffet offers a variety of options including roast beef, Japanese, Italian, Western, bread, and desserts, totaling around 20-30 dishes. The spacious buffet area occupies more than half of the restaurant, creating a luxurious atmosphere. The menu is a classic lunch buffet lineup, but you can enjoy it calmly without feeling rushed, choosing sweets and drinks at your own pace and quantity. The ability to relax and take your time is what makes this buffet experience truly reminiscent of a hotel setting.