🍱 Mitsukoshi Ginza – The King of Tokyo Department Store Food Courts
To be honest, I didn't go shopping that day.
I only went to Mitsukoshi Ginza to see the "food court."
But... my eyes widened as soon as I entered the entrance 👀
There were so many delicious things, and so many desserts I wanted to buy!
🍰 Dessert & Gift Heaven
I went around the food court once, twice, and finally 3 times.
Chocolate, traditional Japanese sweets, premium desserts, fruit jellies, baked goods...
There are so many different kinds and the designs are pretty, so it's the best for gifts.
In my opinion, there were more diverse, luxurious, and pretty items than Shinjuku Isetan.
I definitely recommend it if you're looking for a chocolate gift.
🍱 Solve lunch at the department store!
You don't need to go to another restaurant.
You can buy various things here and eat them on the terrace on the 8th floor.
(If you ask the staff, they'll kindly guide you.)
There's a huge range of choices, including bento boxes, fried food, sushi, butadon, and onigiri.
You can buy desserts and enjoy a leisurely meal on the garden terrace.
Japan has such well-decorated terraces, so you can relax comfortably.
💡 Tip
If you are looking for more Japanese and sophisticated food gifts than airport duty-free shops, this is the place.
The packaging is pretty, and there are many samples by brand, so it is easy to choose.
They are friendly to foreigners and provide clear guidance on duty-free procedures.
💬 Overall Review
Ginza Mitsukoshi is not just a department store, but a space like a 'food dessert fair'.
Luxurious and neatly displayed foods,
A variety of desserts and gifts,
And a small picnic in the city center on the terrace.
I definitely want to go back again.
Especially the visuals and quality of the desserts are really the best.
I highly recommend this to those who go to buy something delicious rather than shopping. 🍡🍓🍰
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