Mention the "food court", I believe that everyone will associate, brain to make up a picture similar to the "big era": at a relatively low price, fast and simple production, customers with no expectations and no luxury mentality to deal with a meal to solve the need for hunger, food court in The country is one of the bases for white-collar lunch and overtime dinner.
But in Japan, the "food court" has been interpreted and upgraded to another version of the tall and exquisite, with everything related to the gastronomic experience – the environment, the atmosphere, the deliciousness, etc. – at the heart. The unit price breakfast is 1,000 yen (about 60 yuan), lunch is 3,500 yen (about 210 yuan), and dinner is 7,000 yen (about 420 yuan) is by no means cheap, so it does not bear the basic needs of solving the full stomach, and its tone and compulsion are more like a food buyer collection shop with social functions. Various shopping malls and commercial projects continue to operate and introduce catering collections, which have become a new trend in shopping malls.
GRAND FOOD HALL
Located in Higashiyama-cho, Ashiya City, Hyogo Prefecture, it officially opened in 2014 and is Japan's first food court. Under the appearance of the European-style building with brick walls and logs, there are Japanese-style literary and artistic small fresh decorations, and the small and beautiful space of 230 square meters also takes the Exquisite Zakka route of Japanese style. Customers can not only feel the charm of each ingredient and enjoy local Japanese cuisine, but also buy a lot of exquisite living peripherals, and fully implement a beautiful lifestyle centered on food.
The food court is home to a first-class head chef who carefully prepares about 50 kinds of dishes every day, and the menu is constantly new. Enjoy the fun and fun of choosing and eating.
URL: http://www.grand-food-hall.com
NEWoMan FOOD HALL
Located on the 2nd floor of NEWoMan in Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo, connected to Shinjuku Station, the location is excellent. Since its opening in 2016, it has received rave reviews, and the space of more than 800 square meters presents the coldness of post-industry in modernity. Open from 7am to 1am, you can eat from breakfast all the way to dinner.
There are five shops selling oysters, American food, traditional Japanese Edo sushi, natural yeast bread, and European cuisine.
URL: http://www.newoman.jp
SHINAGAWA GOOS SHINAGAWA DINING TERRACE
Located in the tall area of Minato-ku, Tokyo, on the 2nd floor of SHINAGAWA GOOS, there are 4 shops in total, and the small and beautiful boutique route is small.
In the design, it creates a relaxed and casual sense of the New York market, bright jumping colors, holiday-like lounge chairs, hanging chairs have a comfortable, comfortable and scattered atmosphere, and has a metropolitan vitality.
Minato is Tokyo's absolute downtown business district, CBD, with many white-collar commuters and bustling tourists, and the unit price varies according to the different shops. Weekday lunch is a flash, and business treats do not lose face.
URL: http://www.landmark-tokyo.com/shinagawa-dining- Terrace .html
EBISU FOOD HALL
Located on the 1st floor of the Ebisusu Iwatoku Building in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, it is a themed restaurant featuring cafes and Western-style light meals. Designed with a simple and refined light industrial style, it offers 24-hour service at a boutique coffee shop, sandwich shop, salad shop, and bar.
Ginza Grand Premium Food Hall
Ginza 6, Ginza 6, Ginza 6, the oldest department store in Ginza, reopened in 2017 after being remodeled and redesigned, winning the 2017 International Business Awards in one fell swoop and being a new landmark to avoid in Ginza.
On the 6th floor of Ginza 6, there are 10 shops selling sushi, beef hot pot, seafood dishes, and Chinese cuisine. The details of the entire Mall reconstruction are particularly outstanding, and the scenery is everywhere, which is particularly interesting. After walking all the way to Tsutaya Bookstore, I just sat down to have a good meal.
The regular lunch menu is about 2,500 yen (about 1,500 yuan), which is definitely worth the ginza 6's location, cramps, and dining experience.
URL: http://ginzagrand.jp
LUCUA Osaka LUCUA FOOD HALL
Located in Umeda, Kita-ku, the most prosperous central area of Osaka City, on the 2nd basement floor of LUCUA osaka. The spacious space of more than 2,800 square meters brings together 15 coffee shops, dessert shops and restaurants, and the prices are surprisingly real, fully explaining what it means to "eat in Osaka".
Umeda is Osaka's CBD, with many office buildings and a number of high-end hotels; Umeda Station is the largest station in Kansai, passing through many railways, subways, and shinkansens; therefore, the Umeda area is one of the liveliest areas in Osaka, with many residents, office workers and many tourists. The food court takes into account the diverse needs of customers, from purchase and packaging to dine-in and enjoyment of every link is considerate, taking the people-friendly but by no rough exquisite grounding route, providing great convenience for nearby white-collar workers, residents and tourists.
Website: http://www.lucua.jp/foodhall/
KYOTO TOWER SANDO FOOD HALL
As one of the most famous tourist cities in Kansai and all of Japan, Kyoto is the peak tourist season every day. Located on the first basement floor of KYOTO TOWER SANDO, it aims to create a fun trip to Kyoto while walking and eating, and to add good memories of Kyoto to tourists, and introduces a total of 19 popular kyoto restaurants, making it convenient for foodies to eat all at once.
URL: http://www.kyoto-tower-sando.jp
Compared with restaurants, Japanese food courts are more cost-effective, more life-like, and have more possibilities due to the advantages of area and number of brands. Different from the traditional food court, Japan's new generation of food courts abandons the rough, casual low-cost fast food-style venues, and creates exquisite, high-quality, and compelling food buyers, which are worth learning from campers and commercial real estate people.