All Reviews of GRANSTA TOKYO page 3

Turning a train station into a luxury shopping spot is really impressive.

The conveyor belt sushi restaurant here really stands out. All the ingredients are super fresh and directly sourced. Delicious! 👍

There are hundreds of bento options to choose from. The sea urchin bento is pricey, but totally worth it.

The area is huge, so for someone like me who isn't great with directions, it felt like wandering into a maze. I really wish there were more maps or signs to help guide people around.

I recommend the 'Luxury Don' from Uochu. The rice is topped with a generous amount of fresh sea urchin, salmon roe, and more. The ingredients are super fresh, and the sea urchin has no fishy taste at all 🥰

It's honestly amazing how massive this shopping mall inside the station is. You can shop, eat, and stroll around without even leaving the station. The high ceilings and stylish, bright decor make it feel really comfortable and even a bit luxurious. There are all kinds of restaurants here, so I especially recommend stopping by for a meal when you're tired from walking around.

I hadn't been to Tokyo Station in a long time, and after the renovation, I was honestly so surprised. The whole place feels super clean, bright, and stylish, and they've brought in a lot of popular brand shops. Now, the station isn't just for catching trains—it's a fun place to eat, drink, and shop. The overall design and layout are really impressive. I have to say, the attention to detail from the Japanese is amazing.

There are so many types of shops here—restaurants, souvenir stores, cafes, and more. Each place has its own unique vibe and offerings.

There are way too many people coming and going. The layout is pretty confusing, so it's easy to lose your sense of direction.

This place is so much fun to explore, it doesn't even feel like a train station! I almost missed my scheduled Shinkansen because I lost track of time! 🤣