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[Directly Connected to Ginza Station] Thai Cuisine Season is Here! Reservations are now being accepted. All-you-can-drink courses starting from JPY 4500!
Selected for Tabelog Asian/Ethnic TOKYO "Tabelog 100" 2026
【Thai Select Premium Certified】 Mango Tree Tokyo on the 35th floor of Marunouchi Building, the third location in the world, offers the deliciousness and warmth of Thai cuisine in a casual setting.
Lunch is all about filling up on fried chicken! Enjoy affordable Thai cuisine for dinner!
Perfect for welcome and farewell parties! Just a 2-minute walk from Shin-Yokohama Station ◆ Enjoy an exquisite moment filled with the aroma of spices and herbs.
Selected for Tabelog Asian/Ethnic TOKYO "Tabelog 100" 2026
Experience the deliciousness and joy of seasonal flavors with a fresh take on "Modern Thai Cuisine".
Selected for Tabelog Asian/Ethnic WEST "Tabelog 100" 2026
The flavors of Northern Thailand are delicate yet spicy. Enjoy a sophisticated and chic adult atmosphere reminiscent of a Thai resort hotel, and indulge in a refined Thai experience without the need for a flight.
Balinese-style Interior ☆ Summer 2017 PARTY PLAN!! Starting from JPY 2500, now available! Open daily from 11 AM to 1 AM without breaks!! We also offer special weekday plans!
Perfect for summer banquets! Enjoy an all-you-can-eat and drink course with over 150 drink options starting from JPY 3980.
Experience authentic Southern Thai cuisine inspired by Koh Samui, known as the "Coconut Island." Our resort-like atmosphere offers a delightful escape. We are proud to be one of only nine restaurants in the country awarded a five-star certification by the Thai government.
Casual Asian Spot Near Komazawa Park, Just 5 Minutes from Komazawa Daigaku Station | Private Rooms Available (for 8 or More Guests)
Selected for Tabelog Asian/Ethnic WEST "Tabelog 100" 2026
Chedi Luang Yodoyabashi is one of only nine locations in Japan to receive the "Thai Select Premium" certification, awarded by the Thai government with a five-star rating, making it the first in the Kansai region.
How about a legendary Banh Mi?