SAKURA is a low-priced, premium all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet just a 3-minute from Ginza Station

[@metaldesi]

Thank you Aya for showing us another great place! I still can't believe there s all this delicious food for such a low price! Thank you!

[@aya_food_adventures]

Thanks again for your really nice comments. Many restaurants in Ginza are expensive. However, as you say, SAKURA offers quality food at a reasonable price. It is a good restaurant that not many people know about.

[@JuanCarlosBatallaCallau-bu6hi]

Another great review, Aya. At Sakura Ginza there is a huge choice of foods and dishes for breakfast and the price - about 15 Euros - is unbeatable. Even though I will be staying in the Shinjuku area when in Tokyo, I may take the underground train and have breakfast at Ginza. Thank you, Aya.

[@aya_food_adventures]

Thank you for your comment. Shinjuku also has excellent subway and JR access. I wish you a wonderful stay in Japan!

[@joaopedrobaggio4475]

Very cool, US$ 14,00 for a all you can eat buffet could be cheap for a Japanese or Ameican person, but for Brazilians, is a little expensive.

[@aya_food_adventures]

Thanks for all your comments. I am sure there are many cheap and tasty restaurants in Brazil.

[@dd-dd2co]

Is this considered an expensive breakfast buffet in Tokyo?

[@aya_food_adventures]

Many of the restaurants in Ginza are among the priciest in Tokyo. Among them, Sakura is reasonably priced.

[@dedsert9653]

I'm rather anxious going to japan with my wife. these restaurants do not seem friendly to infants.

[@aya_food_adventures]

I believe that many buffet restaurants in hotels are kind enough to accommodate guests with children. I wish you a wonderful trip to Japan with your family.