Basement food court is awesome! And when you have finished purchasing your food, go to 7th/rooftop level to have your mini picnic :)
The food court in the basement is an amazing showcase of the most delicious (and prettiest) food from all over Japan
This Mitsukoshi Department Store is a landmark in Ginza. Not only are there twelve floors of shopping space, but also two basement floors dedicated to food! Duty Free and English services available. Read more.
Amazing food court in the basement, must have experience. Superb tea, biscuits and truffles
Head for the basement levels for a food paradise. All sorts of grummet foods are available.
Amazing anime book store deep down in a basement. I could spend hours exploring the selection here. Friendly staff and Ghibli treasures.
Esta en el 4 sótano, toda una experiencia bajar y tienen todo lo que un adicto necesita
This place is huge, so many comics and toys. Love to browse and be surprised by the awesomeness.
This laid back bar tucked in the basement was one of my favorites in Tokyo. Impressive selection of original 8bit Famicom games all in Japanese. No photos allowed.
Cool 8 bit bar tucked away in the basement. It's a bit small, but worth it if you can go.
If you really like to play and drink this is your place.
Very nice rooms "Delux with king size bed"! Big dressing room, bathroom and bedroom. You have an access to the metro station from the basement, free WIFI with high speed.
Best hotel, atm is in basement as is direct entrance to the subway.
The Peninsula Tokyo is located in the city’s ritzy Ginza district, a stroll away from designer boutiques & Michelin-starred restaurants. The best rooms offer views of the neighboring Imperial Palace. Read more.
go to the basement and try some of the food stalls there, it's awesome...
Go to the basement level for the best food hall in the world.
Check out the basement floor for lots of treats that you can eat on the go or take home!
Unbelievable department store. Best part is the food offering on the basement level. They have delicious food, thousands of options, breads, sushi, chinese, sweets.
Lots of food to try in the basement floors!!!
Basement access to Ginza subway station
Great little place in a basement of Shinjuku. Easy to find thanks to its logo (look for a picture from other users).
Great little bar in Shinjuku. There is no English or pictures on the menu, so your best bet is to order your favorite Suntory whisky based on what's available on the bar.
Casual English Comment passing by
Charming basement interior with excellent citrus soba - ask for the English menu if you need it
Enjoy delicious soba noodles in a low-key, casual environment. It reminded me of having dinner in a living room. Try the citrus soba. Delicious. Highly recommended.
Lovely, relaxed soba restaurant - sudachi (citrus) soba was fresh and duck ramen was delicious. Anago tempura light and buttery, futo-maki very yummy. Takes reservations in English and English menu.
Used Leica cameras at the basement of the main shop
If you are into Leica gear check out their basement. You find there new as well as used lenses and cameras. Staff is very helpful and they have cameras + lenses for trying out yourself.
Very professional service. Leica-drooling shop
It's slightly tricky to find. Take the stairs down below to the basement level near the police box.
Good place to grab a nice lunch set. Rice plus main dish. Love their crab croquettes and kakuni. A bit difficult to find. It's basement floor behind the police box.
Sashimi and tempura set is an ode to washoku, great ambience and a great place for a classy lunch
Be sure to head to what is the highlight for many, the food floor on basement levels.
The basement food hall is a feast for the eyes and the body. Enjoy the samples, pack a snack or stock up on gifts. I was there for the tail end of sakura mochi season.
The only affordable things here are the free samples in the basement
It's in the basement of the Shibuya Creston Hotel
Called Shabuzen. A bit hard to find (basement of Shibuya Creston hotel).Not cheap but good. Spotted in Lost in Translation! Their website: http://r.gnavi.co.jp/g050002/lang/en/map
Great stop for traditional style of Shabu Shabu & Sukiyaki in Shibuya! Awesome food with excellent service! Valued Money indeed!
Basement bar in Roppongi serving Japanese brews; small and fun
Not easy to find as another bar is upstairs. They, however, are in the basement in a very small space. Glad to support the Japan craft beer scene, but not thrilled with the cigarette smoke.
If you like beer this place is a must! The food is also amazing and the staff are extremely friendly. As a foreigner I felt comfortable and welcome. Favorite place to eat/ drink in Tokyo so far!
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