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Fujiya Sukiyabashi Store

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Fujiya Sukiyabashi Store

Fujiya’s Ginza Flagship: Western Dishes and Sweets to Delight All Ages.

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Opened in 1953 in Ginza’s Sukiyabashi area, Fujiya Sukiyabashi Store is the brand’s flagship store. Through successive renovations, it has continued to showcase the appeal of the Fujiya brand. Today, Peko-chan Vision, a giant digital screen mounted on the building’s rooftop, shows videos that change with the seasons. It has long been a Ginza landmark cherished by many.

The cake store on the first floor sells classic cakes and baked sweets, limited-time seasonal treats, soft-serve ice cream, and Peko-chan character goods. The selection makes it a great place to find souvenirs. Upstairs on the second floor, the restaurant offers a spacious dining area with 73 seats. Its extensive menu features Japanese-style Western cuisine, including hamburger steaks and omurice (Japanese-style omelet rice), as well as sweets such as parfaits and pancakes. The restaurant also offers a birthday celebration service, making it a good choice for meals on special occasions.

The store is easy to reach, about a one-minute walk from Tokyo Metro’s Ginza Station and about a three-minute walk from JR Yurakucho Station. Drop in before or after shopping or a theater performance, during a stroll around Ginza, or for a break on your travels. Here, you can enjoy a meal or sweets while discovering the world of Fujiya.

Highlights

  • Fujiya’s flagship store, established in 1953.
  • Peko-chan Vision, an iconic Ginza landmark.
  • A cake store and restaurant to enjoy in one visit.
  • A selection perfect for souvenir shopping.
  • A convenient location just a one-minute walk from Ginza Station.

Photos

  • Peko-chan no Hoppe, a popular cake with a delightfully fluffy texture

    Peko-chan no Hoppe, a popular cake with a delightfully fluffy texture

  • Premium milky Soft-Serve Ice Cream, a delicious way to enjoy the taste of Milky

    Premium milky Soft-Serve Ice Cream, a delicious way to enjoy the taste of Milky

  • From sweets to Peko-chan character goods, browsing is part of the fun.

    From sweets to Peko-chan character goods, browsing is part of the fun.

  • A display case filled with rows of colorful cakes

    A display case filled with rows of colorful cakes

  • A plump, tender Japanese-Style Hamburger Steak

    A plump, tender Japanese-Style Hamburger Steak

  • Strawberry Soft-Serve Parfait, a perfect dessert to round off your meal

    Strawberry Soft-Serve Parfait, a perfect dessert to round off your meal

  • Peko-chan figures from different eras welcome you inside the restaurant.

    Peko-chan figures from different eras welcome you inside the restaurant.

  • Peko-chan welcomes you on a Ginza street corner at the entrance to Fujiya Sukiyabashi Store.

    Peko-chan welcomes you on a Ginza street corner at the entrance to Fujiya Sukiyabashi Store.

  • From Japanese-style Western cuisine to sweets, choosing from the extensive menu is part of the fun.

    From Japanese-style Western cuisine to sweets, choosing from the extensive menu is part of the fun.

  • The dining area, where you can relax over a meal or sweets while taking in views of Ginza’s streets

    The dining area, where you can relax over a meal or sweets while taking in views of Ginza’s streets

  • Fujiya Sukiyabashi Store, facing Sukiyabashi Intersection in Ginza

    Fujiya Sukiyabashi Store, facing Sukiyabashi Intersection in Ginza

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

Q

Can I make a reservation at the restaurant?
A

The restaurant does not accept reservations. It can get busy on weekends and public holidays, but waits are generally shorter on weekdays, when you can often be seated without much delay.

Q

Does the restaurant have menus with photos or menus in other languages?
A

Menus with photos are available. English is the only foreign language offered.

Q

Is there a vegetarian menu?
A

There is no dedicated vegetarian menu. If you have dietary restrictions, it’s a good idea to check the menu in advance.

Q

Can I visit with children?
A

The restaurant offers a kids’ menu and children’s chairs, making it easy for families to dine here.

Q

Are there staff members who speak other languages?
A

Staff who can assist in other languages are not always available. However, the restaurant has an English-language menu with photos, so you can choose your dishes easily and with confidence.

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Details

Japanese Name
不二家数寄屋橋店
Postal Code
104-0061
Address
Ginza Crystal Building 1F & 2F, 4-2-12 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Phone Number
Cake store: 03-3561-0083; restaurant: 03-3562-0681
Hours
11:30 am-9:30 pm
Closed
The third Monday in April and November; January 1
Prices
Vary by menu item
Access
1) About a 1-minute walk from Exits C3, B9, and B10 of Tokyo Metro’s Ginza Station
2) About a 3-minute walk from the Ginza Exit of JR Yurakucho Station
Credit Cards
Accepted
Official Website
Official Website(Japanese)
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