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Lunch Spots Around Tokyo Big Sight (2026 Edition)

Lunch Spots Around Tokyo Big Sight (2026 Edition)

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How do you handle lunch at exhibitions at Tokyo Big Sight?

Restaurants and convenience stores within the venue get crowded during lunchtime. Around Tokyo Big Sight, there are restaurants not only within the venue but also in nearby buildings. Choosing a few options in advance, based on time and purpose, will help you make the most of your time at the exhibition.

This article introduces 11 lunch spots near Tokyo Big Sight that are convenient to visit between exhibitions.

If you want to minimize travel time, go inside the Tokyo Big Sight building.

Tokyo Big Sight has restaurants, a food court, cafes, and convenience stores. Since you don't need to leave the building, it's convenient if you have a packed afternoon schedule.

All stores within Tokyo Big Sight accept cashless payments. However, it's best to check with each store regarding the types of credit cards and electronic money they accept.

1. Food court & beer bar "Eat iT!"

This is a large food court located on the first floor of the conference building. It has 422 seats and offers a variety of menu options, including curry, udon noodles, and tsukemen (dipping noodles).

Since you can have a meal without leaving the venue, it's convenient if you're short on time before afternoon seminars or business meetings. However, many visitors tend to gather during lunchtime, so consider using the facilities around 11:00 AM or after 1:00 PM.

2. Cafeteria Mermaid

This is a self-service cafeteria located on the first floor of the restaurant area inside Tokyo Big Sight. They offer Japanese and Western food, rice bowls, noodles, and more, and have 120 seats.

Since it doesn't specialize in just one type of cuisine, it's a convenient option even if your companions have different food preferences. Operating days may vary depending on ongoing events.

3. Udon and Onigiri Daikichi

This is a shop inside the building that mainly sells udon noodles and rice balls. It's perfect for people who want a quick and easy meal.

This is a good option if you don't have time for a leisurely meal at a restaurant but want something other than a sandwich or bread. You can check the store's operating hours in the monthly schedule published by Tokyo Big Sight.

4. Alporto Tokyo Big Sight Store

This Italian restaurant is located on the 8th floor of the conference building. It has private rooms and can be used for meals among exhibition attendees or business lunches with clients.

This restaurant is more suitable for situations where you want to have a conversation in a calm environment rather than a casual lunch. If you plan to use it for a business meeting, it's a good idea to check with the restaurant in advance about their opening hours and seating availability.

Buildings near the exhibition

*Please check the official website for the latest business hours.

5. Tsukiji Shokudo Gen-chan Ariake Branch

This is a Japanese restaurant that primarily serves seafood dishes. It's an easy place to recommend to overseas visitors who want to enjoy a typical Japanese lunch, such as seafood bowls and fish dishes.

6. Suien

This Chinese restaurant has 103 seats and also offers private rooms. It can be used for lunch with a group or for relatively casual business lunch meetings.

7. Fu Zhong

This is a Japanese restaurant specializing in chicken dishes and yakitori (grilled chicken skewers). It has a relatively large seating capacity of 150 people, with both table seating and sunken seating areas. Private rooms are also available.

8. Georgetown

This restaurant is located inside the Tokyo Bay Ariake Washington Hotel. It has 156 seats and offers a menu including Japanese and Western dishes for lunch. Because it's located within a hotel, it's a good place to take a break from the hustle and bustle of an exhibition.

9. Seafood Restaurant Mexico

This restaurant specializes in seafood dishes, but also offers hamburgers, steaks, and Japanese cuisine. The interior features an 8-meter-long aquarium, creating an aquarium-like atmosphere. With 120 seats, it's a convenient place for groups.

10. Cafe Veloce Ariake Store

This is a self-service cafe located on the first floor of the Ariake Frontier Building. It has 190 seats and offers not only coffee but also light meals such as sandwiches.

11. Spring blossoms and autumn fruits

This Chinese restaurant is located on the second floor of the Ariake Frontier Building. With 66 seats and private rooms, it can be used for meals with multiple people or business lunch meetings.


*This information is based on official sources. Business hours, menu items, payment methods, etc., may change. Please check the official website for the latest information.

Lunch Guide Around Tokyo Big Sight

store

area

Main dishes

Food court & beer Eat iT!

Tokyo Big Sight Conference Tower

Curry, noodles, etc.

Cafeteria Mermaid

Tokyo Big Sight Restaurant Area

Japanese food, Western food, rice bowls, noodles

Udon and Onigiri Daikichi

Tokyo Big Sight Restaurant Area

Udon noodles, rice balls

Alport

Tokyo Big Sight Conference Tower

Italian cuisine

Tsukiji Shokudo Gen-chan

TFT Building East Wing

Seafood, Japanese food

Cuiyuan

TFT Building East Wing

Chinese cuisine

Fu Zhong

TFT Building East Wing

Chicken dishes, Japanese food

Georgetown

Ariake Park Building

Hotel Restaurant

Seafood Restaurant Mexico

Ariake Park Building

Seafood, Western food

Cafe Veloce

Ariake Frontier Building

Cafe, light meals

Spring blossoms and autumn fruits

Ariake Frontier Building

Chinese cuisine

*The information in this article is based on the official website. Please refer to the official website for the latest information.

Tips to avoid crowds

Restaurants around Tokyo Big Sight are used not only by exhibition attendees but also by people working in nearby offices. While Tokyo Big Sight is about a 10-minute walk from the nearest station, you also need to factor in the time spent moving around within the exhibition halls. It tends to get particularly crowded around noon, so it's important to allow plenty of time.

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