The department store is very large and impressive. On the basement floor the food court had a lot of options and we bought some really tasty desserts and cakes. Later we ate on the sixth floor and went for the Japanese okonomiyaki but it was only OK we had better lunch elsewhere on other days.

Great park on the ninth floor with a nice cafe. Not a place to buy souvenirs but you can shop for all sorts of clothing, nice Japanese ceramic, knives and more. The food market on floor B1 is amazing. It has a variety of European and fantastic Japanese cuisine and snacks.

Mitsukoshi Ginza is a must-visit in Tokyo! From top-notch fashion to exquisite Japanese crafts, the curated selection is impressive. The store's elegance and organization make shopping a breeze. The attentive, multilingual staff enhance the experience, ensuring you find what you're looking for. Don't miss the gourmet food floor for a culinary treat. Conveniently located, Mitsukoshi Ginza is a cultural delight. Whether local or tourist, it's a shopping gem in the heart of Tokyo. Highly recommended!

Huge mall. Lots of things to buy nearer the higher end side of things. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Most of all I really loved the basement food hall, so much pastries and savory items as well! Nice mall to visit in Ginza with easy access to the metro trains too.

Really clean mall to go too. Art aquarium is located inside. 9th floor has a cool park too

This is a fantastic department store with multiple shopping floors. I was particularly interested in their food section, and it did not disappoint. There are numerous options and choices available. I primarily focused on their fresh fish/seafood, fresh fruits, and baked goods, and everything was of top-notch quality. I highly recommend it!

World class and World renowned street. Full of bright lights and top tier brand name merchandise. Take the Ginza Line Subway to get here.

The store is very large and the products are very nice. I would recommend to spend few hours on this place especially its on sales. Beware it can get very crowd after 6pm as people gets off from work Youtube: stephenleung Ig: stephenleung1226

Was ein tolles Kaufhaus. Der Food Court ist Mega 😍🥰 zudem ist Aktuell das (Aquarium Art Museum) im Gebäude. Super 👍 Japan ich liebe Japan. Eintritt 2500 ¥ gehen voll klar .🙂

unique building at the 2 basement floor there is the biggest food market that I ever see. at the 9 floor there is garden to seat and eating

My Lonely Planet guidebook told me that department store food courts in Tokyo were not to miss. So I followed their suggestion and paid a visit to the Mitsukoshi in Ginza. It was only alright. We headed to the basement first, where they sold produce, seafood, pastries, and specialty gifts (think, expensive chocolates). We bought some sashimi, which was good for NYC standards, but meh for Japan standards. Next we went to the floor with the restaurants, and everything was pretty deserted for 5:30 pm. I guess maybe it was right before the dinner rush. We settled on this okonomiyaki place, which again was just okay. I would say definitely check out the huge department stores but if you want good food, head elsewhere.

I bought few dishes for present. employees were very helpful and kind.

Saw an eccentric individual wearing a hot pink tutu. 10/10.

Very large department store and we went to the top floor food court. Amazing view from the outdoor seating area.

Super fun shopping center. There is so much to see and do. A lot of delicious food stands near the sublevel floor. I believe the Art Aquarium is also located within this building. You won't regret this stop!

I feel this is the best shopping mall in Ginza. Convenient transportation, various selections, delicious food available, all these factors make this place very comfortable to stay.

Very crowded but jam packed with a lot of food items. The Yoku Moku ice cream was one of my family's favorite stops in there. The BicCamera store on the 7th Floor Annex wing was my favorite stop. The site seeing while walking to get there is breathtaking as well.

Pretty standard multi shop department store. I liked how clean, tidy and elegant everything looked but it is a typical departmemt store. You can find many high-end stores there and big brands as well.

Beautiful department store in the heart of Ginza. Very busy! Lots of great designer names. Compared to others, slightly more kid friendly.

There are 2 nice ladies on Level 8 Duty Free shop, I was looking for CPB & The Ginza, they are super friendly and very helpful, not just introduced the products thoroughly but also helped me to check the flight information. Really appreciate their help and definitely will come back!

Big place...

Expensive place for make up brands. They didn't had water 🤣,since we were thirsty and asked for water.

My family and I like to go the B2 level and buy bentos to then eat at the 9 floor Ginza Terrace. But last time we decided to do this at a diffrent department store we had brought our food to realised they had closed the eating area due to covid. So we made sure it was open and we can eat there, brought our food and proceded to search for the microwave to heat up our food. After searching the basement floor and floor 9 I returned to floor 1 to ask in japanese the reception desk where the microwave is. She explained it had been removed because of covid, which makes zero sense. And even enquiring what we should do she apologized and told us nothing could be done. I wouldn't be writing this if they had just heated up our food for us, or had signs up so we knew before we brought our food. Nothing but an emty apology and many cold bentos. Me and my family are very upset.

Food section is tha bomb...

The selection of sweets are boring. It used to be much better with innovated lineups of products. I wanted to buy sweets for a gift but there was nothing interesting to buy. Very disappointed.

I love this department store chain. They sell many nice products and not too expensive. The food hall at the basement is perfect place to buy Japanese snack or bento boxes

I stopped by to purchase a gift, but I could not find one. This is very possible, but not sure yet.

Super busy around closing time! Excellent samples here, you can get full sized jellies, chocolate truffles etc as a sample. The food floors B2 and B3 aren't super big.

I recommend the food court on the B2 and B3! The level of sweets is very high for gifts + for yourself:) I usually buy my meat from the 片葉三and the manager Mr. Kimitsuka gives me the freshest meat of the day!

Visit here when you don't have time and need to buy some Japanese stuffs. Quite old department store but it also means have some histories. I always visit here at the first day of Tokyo and make some list to buy and buy them on the last day with the remaining budget. all new malls are also nice, but this place is like the real Tokyo. good old stuffs.

one of the best and oldest department stores in Tokyo. my favorite is the food floor on the basement. extraordinary variety of really good food.

Very crowded anytime of day… Come with already an idea in mind (in and out!) But on of the best food « depachika »デパ地下 in Tokyo - excellent selection of sweets and food

Very clouded just as a December afternoon would be. However, there could be measures to prevent overcrowded areas. Only advice I could make is try a morning visit as the time before noon is peaceful and enjoyable.

Had a Unagi dinner at the restaurant on the 11th floor

I haven’t done much shopping here but the top floor has a great indoor and outdoor space for kids, lunch from 11 and a cafe open earlier. I’d give it a 5 star if I knew how good the shopping/range was. 😅

BERNE COOKIE PIE IN MITSUKOSHI GINZA HAVE THE MOST KIND STAFFS.

The “Depachika” here has some of the most luscious dessert cakes. The heart flutters everytime I’m in their presence ❤️😊🎂