Today's destination was Tsukishuururameru in Takeshiba. It's about a 5-minute walk from Hamamatsucho station. Excited about the food and wine I'm about to enjoy, I made my way through the crowd of people heading to the station. Climbing the stairs and opening the door, I entered the familiar and calming space. As I made my way to my seat, I was greeted by the view of Odaiba city and the Rainbow Bridge. Various boats of different sizes were passing by on the sea. I started with a toast with a bottle-fermented rosé sparkling wine. Delicious! The meal began with an amuse-bouche, accompanied by a wine pairing. The appetizer was a mushroom terrine, followed by a fish dish with crispy skin, and a main course of Ezo venison. Each dish was served with a carefully selected wine, and the service was impeccable. Time passed by pleasantly as I enjoyed the meal. The dessert, inspired by Halloween, was full of seasonal flavors. I also had plenty of delicious mignardises. I left the restaurant fully satisfied. Thank you once again for a wonderful experience. #French cuisine #Tsukishuururameru #wine #gourmet #Takeshiba #marriage

I had lunch while looking at the sea! I chose the "Menu La Mer" course ✨ You could choose between meat or fish for the main dish, and this time I chose the meat dish! Everything was very delicious! It was also nice to be able to eat in an elegant atmosphere~

I tried booking a window seat confirmed plan at a certain restaurant. There were many anniversary couples, and one couple had fireworks besides the cake. It was nice to see such things too. The atmosphere in the dimly lit restaurant from dusk was great, with live piano music playing (what songs were chosen?). Photography inside the restaurant is prohibited. Thank you for the meal!

A particularly elegant building near Takeshiba Pier in Tokyo Bay. The interior is beautiful and luxurious, but the real charm is the view overlooking the Rainbow Bridge and Odaiba area. The lunch course "Menu La Mer (5,060 yen including tax and service charge)" includes an amuse-bouche, appetizer, choice of main course (meat or fish), dessert, and coffee. I chose the meat dish "Roasted Lamb" for the main course. Overall, it was a delicious and traditional French meal. The price is a bit high, but the view is truly exceptional. This is a recommended spot for a special date or celebration. [Date of Visit] Saturday (Sunny) / 11:30 AM [Wait Time] Reservation by phone [Total Cost] 18,722 yen for 2 people

Oshima & Atami Stay Day 1① Every July, I go to Izu to visit the graves. This year, I decided to stop by somewhere on the way, via Oshima. We planned to take the large ship departing from Takeshiba at 23:00, but before boarding, we had dinner at this restaurant. After finishing work, we walked over (1,237th place in the Hamamatsucho/Shiba Koen area). I had been curious about this place for a while. The view of the Rainbow Bridge and the illuminated bridge over the Hinode Pier is very beautiful, and once we sat inside the restaurant, it became clear why. This spot, situated slightly higher up, offers the best view of the scenery (although we also checked it out from outside after dinner, the view from inside was better). As we sat down, we were greeted by the sound of a piano solo. It was really nice. The acoustics were amazing, and I told my wife that it suited the restaurant perfectly. The second piece was Satie's Gymnopedie, and it was really nice. I was enjoying the beautiful piano music when I suddenly realized during the middle of dinner that it was a live performance. This was truly luxurious. The combination of this night view, live music, and the high quality of the performance was incredible. The course dinner we had that night included the following: - Sparkling wine toast + wine pairing ● Marinated horse mackerel & clam flan ● Abalone terrine ● Fried conger eel & plum, water shield ● Turbot soup ● Shizuoka beef grill ● Mint and ice ● Dessert cake ● Tea sweets I thought the first two dishes were just okay, but the third appetizer, the fourth fish dish, and the fifth meat dish were satisfying. I wished the ingredients used were of a slightly higher grade, but the Shizuoka beef at the end was really delicious. I was quite satisfied. The quality of the wine pairing was also good, which added to the satisfaction. The white wine at the beginning was not great, but the rest were decent. I think the wine selection at this restaurant is quite good. It was a nice dinner before setting sail. Oh, and it was also my wife's second birthday dinner celebration, and we were grateful for the live performance of Happy Birthday and the celebration. After dinner, we headed to Takeshiba Port for boarding the large ship Sarubiamaru.

I used this restaurant for my birthday last time and was very satisfied, so I requested Chef Kinmoto again for my husband's birthday, making it my second visit! The high expectations I had were easily exceeded once again by Chef Kinmoto's sushi and Japanese cuisine! Everything was incredibly delicious, with a lot of heart and creativity put into each dish, making me happy. The ingredients were also of excellent quality. Despite handling everything alone, Chef Kinmoto also entertained us with conversation. I actually looked forward to chatting with him, so I was very pleased. He remembered that I didn't like shellfish last time, even though I didn't mention it this time, and made sure to accommodate me, which was very touching. The outstanding fresh shirasu, swordfish tempura, horse mackerel, salmon roe, and seaweed soup were all perfect, but these in particular blew me away! They pair well with both wine and sake, making it easy to enjoy a drink or two. Savoring sushi while listening to live piano music is the best. It seems like I received a lot of extra service this time as well, I feel bad about it... I will continue to use this beloved restaurant in the future!! ♡

It was a nice restaurant with a view of the sea and Rainbow Bridge. The staff's customer service was excellent. The bread and butter were delicious, I ended up getting multiple refills. For the main course, I chose the meat option. Each dish was carefully prepared and tasted delicious.

I visited this restaurant for a family birthday celebration. The view of the Rainbow Bridge and Odaiba was perfect for a date or special occasion. There was live piano music, and many couples were dining there. The food was all delicious, especially the freshly baked bread with whipped butter. The only downside was that the service varied greatly depending on the staff. At the beginning of the meal, the dishes were explained, but then they were just placed on the table without any explanation. It was disappointing that we had to flag down a server for drinks even when they were looking around the dining room. The birthday cake was brought out without utensils and left untouched for over 15 minutes. Overall, the food was great but the service left something to be desired.

A single-house restaurant in Takeshiba. It is often used for photography and has a nice atmosphere. Due to this atmosphere, it is a bit pricey, but the course with one drink included is a good deal. This time, we had a 4-course meal with one drink at Munyu Lamer. You can choose between meat or fish for the main dish. The dishes are beautifully presented, with elegant flavors and just the right portion size. While nothing stands out as particularly memorable, everything is simply delicious. The restaurant's ambiance and views are also part of the experience. When considering the atmosphere as part of the dining experience, the rating would be a bit higher. The service is also good, with the staff providing excellent service. The dining area seems to be inspired by a ship's cabin, creating a relaxed and open space for dining. The evening atmosphere is likely different.

The atmosphere was very nice, and we were able to enjoy a leisurely dinner. The transition from dusk to night with the night view was amazing! Birthday plates were being carried around with cakes and fireworks, and at the perfect timing, Happy Birthday piano music started playing! It's a restaurant you'd want to visit on a special occasion.

Yurikamome • Takeshiba Station is about a 5-minute walk from a French restaurant that seems suitable for a wedding reception. I happened to receive a lunch voucher as a wedding gift from a subordinate, so I was able to enjoy a high-class French lunch. I don't eat French food often, but the appetizers, soup, main course, and dessert were all delicious! Unfortunately, the weather was bad that day, so the ocean view was gloomy, but I think it would be amazing on a sunny day!

The atmosphere is very nice. Walking up the red carpet to the glass-enclosed restaurant. However, the staff's attitude was a bit condescending, so I didn't feel very good. The food and drinks were average. It's a good place if you prioritize the atmosphere!

The customers were all young people. The impression was that there were only couples in their 20s to early 30s. The food was delicious. However, it was a bit disappointing that it was hard to get the attention of the staff to order drinks.

I chose a gift from a selection of gifts to give to my wife for her birthday, and we decided to go to the restaurant listed on the gift together. It was a popular place and reservations were booked up to two months in advance, so we planned to go after the New Year. The restaurant also hosts weddings, so lunch guests are usually only allowed until around 2 pm. Therefore, reservations are a must. The restaurant is conveniently located near JR Hamamatsucho Station and also close to Yurikamome's Takeshiba Station. It is near Hamarikyu Gardens and Odaiba, making it a great spot for sightseeing after lunch. There is a boat landing nearby where you can enjoy a lunch cruise, so the location is fantastic. There is also parking available, and even if it's full, there is a Times parking lot nearby, so you don't have to worry about parking. Upon entering the restaurant, the first thing you notice is the breathtaking view of Rainbow Bridge and Odaiba. There is also a colorful butterfly ornament on each table, which I honestly wanted to take home, haha. The course meal was excellent, with me choosing roast beef for my main dish and my wife opting for white fish. It was delicious! You can also have unlimited refills of French bread until you finish your main course, so I ordered three times, haha. My wife was also pleased, which made me happy! They also have a sushi menu, so it's a good option for those who want to eat Japanese food. I think you can enjoy a creative fusion of Japanese and Western cuisine here. There is a course where you can have both fish and meat as the main dish, although it's a bit pricier. Dinner might be expensive, but lunch is good value for money, so I recommend it!

A restaurant with a great view of the sea in Takeshiba. You often see photos of the red carpeted stairs. They also frequently film dramas there. The restaurant overlooks Tokyo Bay and the Rainbow Bridge, so the view is beautiful. It was quite bright, so the curtains were mostly drawn. When we entered, they didn't offer to take our coats or hold onto the surprise birthday gift for my friend. There was no menu, so we didn't know what we would be served. When the dishes arrived at the table, there was no explanation of what they were. I had to ask about the meat dish. We were eating without knowing what each dish was. When I asked what a dish was, they did come to explain, but it felt awkward. They didn't check on our drinks even when they were empty. They did ask if we wanted coffee or tea after the meal, but before we could respond, they walked away. There was no apology throughout. The service was very sloppy. Not a place to celebrate a special occasion. Sorry to my friend. (T ^ T)

I visited for Christmas dinner. The location and view were amazing. The cuisine was mainly Western, but there was also a mix of sushi, which was a bit confusing. The free-flow drinks made it worth the cost. Thank you for the meal.

I received a complimentary voucher and visited this French restaurant near Tamachi Station on the Yurikamome line, with a great view of the Rainbow Bridge. I didn't have high expectations for the food since it seemed like an event restaurant with a red carpet on the stairs, but the amuse-bouche, terrine, and main pork dish were all delicious. The high-ceilinged interior and the view of the Rainbow Bridge make it a great location for not only dates but also various gatherings. Although there was no menu for lunch, the manager explained the course meal thoroughly, which I believe was around 3,500 yen, making it a good deal. The only downside was that the service staff seemed more suited for banquets. I noticed there was also a sushi counter in the restaurant, which was interesting. Overall, it's a lovely French restaurant that can be used for everyday lunches, events, and dates.

Lunch course with a pre-meal drink. The Champagne was easy to drink, and butter was provided for each person, with unlimited bread refills. The dishes were beautifully presented and delicious. The tables were spaced out nicely, creating a comfortable atmosphere. There was a view of the Rainbow Bridge in front. I would like to visit again.

About an 8-minute walk from Hamamatsucho Station, I suddenly came across a charming European-style house restaurant with a red carpet staircase that looked perfect for Instagram photos. And it was just as I imagined! Many Instagrammers were taking pictures on the staircase, and once inside the restaurant, I was pleasantly surprised by how lovely it was. The view from the 7-meter high glass window overlooking Tokyo Bay was breathtaking, even on a cloudy day. The menu was impressive, and I opted for the lunch course with a birthday plate. The staff were knowledgeable and friendly, allowing us to leisurely choose our drinks while chatting with them. Each dish was like a piece of art, beautifully presented with flowers and vibrant colors, and the taste was equally amazing. Even the sugar that came with the post-meal drink was in a unique package. It's evident that the restaurant pays attention to every detail, making it a truly wonderful dining experience. I highly recommend this place for its food and ambiance. I can't wait to visit again, perhaps for dinner next time!

The entrance of the restaurant with a pure white building, red carpet, and colorful flowers adorning it would make 99% of women feel excited when invited to dine there. The exterior and interior design resemble a glamorous and classical French seaside restaurant. The view of the Rainbow Bridge from the seating area is romantic and perfect for a date. The seafood dishes are particularly delicious, and the ambiance adds to the enjoyment of the meal. Highly recommended for a date night.

A lovely restaurant with a view of the night scenery of Hamamatsucho Station. It seems to be a popular choice for birthday celebrations. As you climb the stairs and enter, you can see the night view of Odaiba through the large windows. There is live piano music, creating a wonderful atmosphere. I don't drink much alcohol, so I started with a non-alcoholic drink and enjoyed the food while gazing at the darkening sky. The main course was rabbit. The juicy meat paired with the crispy cheese on top was delicious. After one dessert, a dessert cart arrived. You can choose as much as you like from cookies, marshmallows, caramel, and mini cakes. Since I had almost finished my coffee with the first dessert, I was thrilled to have a luxurious dessert for the second round. The night view was different from that of a high-rise restaurant, making it a truly wonderful place.