"Toki no Sugiyuku Mamani" is a hidden restaurant located in Shibuya, Tokyo, approximately an 8-minute walk from Shibuya Station.
 It is situated on the basement floor of the MJ Building, and the entrance may be a bit hard to find, but you can navigate smoothly by using the telephone poles or bulletin boards as landmarks.
 The interior has a stylish and calm atmosphere, with 10 counter seats and 30 table seats combined, totaling 40 seats.
This restaurant is particularly popular for its high cost-performance lunch and dinner courses that include free-flow options.
 For instance, the plan with a three-hour all-you-can-drink option for 3,500 yen has received great acclaim from many customers.
 Additionally, the weekday-only roast beef lunch is attractive, featuring delicious corn potage and a hearty serving of roast beef, among a variety of dishes.
The chefs are dedicated to everything from ingredient selection to cooking methods, and their skills are noteworthy.
 The monthly omakase course features one carefully prepared dish after another, using fresh seafood and seasonal ingredients that are sure to impress.
 Notably, the crab cream croquette and beef harami prepared in the tagliata style are both highly rated for their exceptional quality.
Moreover, the restaurant places great emphasis on beverages, boasting a diverse menu including sparkling wine and various options for drink lovers, making it a great point for those who enjoy alcohol.
 There is also a well-stocked selection for non-drinkers, ensuring a comfortable experience for gatherings with friends.
As the name "Toki no Sugiyuku Mamani" suggests, it provides a pleasant space and delicious cuisine that will make you forget the passage of time.
 A visit here is indeed worthwhile, and the moments spent in this place will become cherished memories.
 Why not consider stopping by?

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