Meal takeaway • Japan, 〒104-0061 Tokyo, Chuo City, Ginza, 5-chōme−13−１９, Duplex Ginza Tower 5/13, 3F ハイボール横丁東銀座店
While walking through the glamorous streets of Ginza, you might be lured by a nostalgic aroma. Yes, it's the scent of Osaka's soul—the 'takoyaki'. Located near Higashi-Ginza Station, 'Tsukiji Gindaco Highball Alley' is a sacred place for enjoying Kansai flavors in Ginza.
Once you step inside, it feels as if you've arrived at an Osaka street stall bustling with energy. The counter-seating layout creates a casual atmosphere for stop-ins. A popular spot with a diverse clientele ranging from business people to tourists.
The standout item is undoubtedly the signature menu takoyaki. The exquisite texture with a crispy exterior and soft interior is irresistible. Affordable at 340 yen for four pieces.
An enhanced version of the traditional takoyaki, the 'Negidako' (390 yen for four pieces) is also popular. The aroma of green onions enhances the flavor of the takoyaki.
The menu beyond takoyaki is also extensive. Particularly, the 'Silver Yakisoba' (620 yen) is reputed for its addictive chemical savory taste.
Takoyaki and other snacks pair excellently with drinks. Especially worthy of the 'Highball Alley' name, the combination with highballs is exquisite. It serves as a relaxed spot for office workers post-work or tired tourists.
No worries even during peak hours. The smartphone-based ordering system allows for smooth ordering. However, human service is minimal, so it's recommended to use it with a self-service mindset.
'Tsukiji Gindaco Highball Alley' is a flour-based food oasis that brings the friendly Osaka flavors into the sophisticated city of Ginza. While enjoying authentic takoyaki and highballs, why not discover new charms of Ginza? With reasonable pricing and a relaxed atmosphere, it's easy for anyone to drop by. Be sure to visit this hidden Ginza gem at least once.