Pierre Marcolini - Ginza

A world-renowned chocolate specialty shop with an exclusive menu selection for Ginza.

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Chocolate・Cafe / Closest to Ginza Station

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This chocolate specialty shop originated in Belgium, and it carries the distinction of being a favorite among the Belgian royal family. The Ginza location also has a cafe attached to it, which offers a lunch-time menu.
The shop area on the 1st floor offers chocolates, baked goods, and other treats available to take home. The 2nd and 3rd floors have a cafe section for guests to enjoy.
During lunch hours they offer a popular dish called “Marcolini Curry,” which is only available at the Ginza location. It features curry packed with chocolate for an immensely deep flavor.

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A reputable chocolate shop that’s favored by the Belgian royal family.
Offers the popular and exclusive specialty dish, “Marcolini Curry.”.
Features a wide selection, including parfaits, eclairs, and more.

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林筱英 14 Dec 2019

這間咖喱根本就是我的最愛最愛啊，CP值真高，真的值回票價

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26 Oct 2018

A Taste of a Classic Kyoto Restaurant in Tokyo Midtown’s Hibiya, “Nanzenji Hyotei Hibiya Store”

Hyotei is a long-standing historic restaurant on the grounds of Kyoto’s Nanzen-ji Temple. Established roughly 450 years ago, it started out as a teahouse. It is well-known for its soft-boiled eggs, known as “Hyotei Tamago,” and its breakfast porridge. Hyotei opened a new location in Tokyo Midtown’s Hibiya in March of 2018, so I made a reservation and stopped by for lunch.

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Name in Japanese: ピエールマルコリーニ銀座店
Postal Code: 104-0061
Address: 5-5-8 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Tel: 03-5537-0015
Closed: No holidays
Business Hours: Weekdays 11:00am -9:00pm (L.O. 8:30pm)
Saturday 11:00am -8:00pm (L.O. 7:30pm)
Sunday and holidays 11:00am -7:00pm (L.O. 6:30pm)
Budget: 1,000-3,000 yen
Access: About a 1 minute walk from the B3 exit at Tokyo Metro Ginza Line ・Marunouchi Line ・ Hibiya Line Ginza Station.
Smoking: Prohibited
Takeout: Available
Credit Cards: Accepted
Official Website: Official Website (Japanese)