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GINZA SEMBIKIYA

Japan, 〒104-0061 Tokyo, Chuo City, Ginza, 5-chōme−5−1 New Ginza Senbikiya Bldg., 1F

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Japan, 〒104-0061 Tokyo, Chuo City, Ginza, 5-chōme−5−1 New Ginza Senbikiya Bldg., 1F

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HoursMonday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Thursday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Friday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Saturday: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM Sunday: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About GINZA SEMBIKIYA

Tokyo fruit obsessives treat this multi-floor Ginza parlor as the benchmark. Forget cloying syrups—everything here centers on pristine harvest. Tall musk melon parfaits arrive layered with house sorbet, matched by seasonal strawberry Mont Blancs and chilled mango jellies balanced with light cream. Savvy regulars order the savory leg ham sandwich first to reset the palate, chasing it with fresh melon juice. On the way out, the ground-floor shop packs boxed fruit and whole poached apple cakes for serious *omiyage* points.

  • Cultivar-Focused Parfaits: Tall glasses showcase peak-season musk melon, ripe peaches, and multi-variety strawberry selections paired with light cream and fruit sorbet.
  • Parlor & Gift Boutique: A dedicated ground-floor fruit shop displays gift-boxed melons and takeaway confections directly beneath the relaxed sit-down dessert salon upstairs.
  • Polished Table Service: Staff deliver considerate, swift parlor hospitality, ensuring a seamless respite during busy Ginza afternoons.

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Why Choose GINZA SEMBIKIYA

Why Tokyo dessert devotees and luxury shoppers make the pilgrimage to Ginza Sembikiya. Reserve your table to experience legendary fruit perfection.

  • Boutique Fruit Shop & Café Under One Roof

    Guests can pair bespoke fruit parfaits in the upstairs tea salon with an curated visit to the ground-floor fresh fruit and confectionery boutique to pick up prestigious souvenirs.

    一階目はフルーツショップで、二階目はデザート🍰喫茶店です。

    のぐちえいすけ
  • Expertly Curated Luxury Gifts & Fruit Boxes

    Whether seeking boxed seasonal jellies or carefully timed fruit gift assortments, visitors rely on the historic fruitier for esteemed presentation and thoughtful gift guidance.

    店員さんに相談しながら果物の詰め合わせを作ることができます。

    視覚素子2
  • A Joyful, Pampering Personal Indulgence

    Diners describe dining at the parlor as an indulgent personal treat where ultra-fresh fruit and delicately balanced cream create a genuine sense of joy.

    A taste of happiness.

    Dorie Chung
  • Storied Heritage and Meiji-Era Prestige

    Visitors cherish the cultural prestige and historic reverence of tasting the famed fruits of a Meiji-era establishment that has delighted generations.

    130년 전통의 센비키야!

    김희정
  • Artfully Balanced Signature Fruit Parfaits

    Masterfully assembled parfaits highlight seasonal fruits at their absolute peak, balancing natural sweetness with delicate creams and house sorbets.

    果物を楽しむためにある仕上がりです。

    ねこのこ全国ぐるめ
  • Rare Cultivar-Focused Seasonal Showcase

    Seasonal menus showcase specific named cultivars, allowing connoisseurs to taste and compare distinct premium strawberry varieties side by side in a single creation.

    ふんだんにいちごが使われているだけでなく、3種類のいちごを使用しているとのこと。

    はまきち

Other favorites

Refined savory bites, delicate cakes, and pure fresh juices beyond the parlor parfaits

  • Roll Cake

    The roll cake was soft and delicate, the cream perfectly balanced

    Sweets Knight
  • Leg Ham Sandwich

    even the sandwich was surprisingly refined and satisfying.

    Sweets Knight
  • Melon Juice

    We tried the mango and melon parfait and the melon juice. Everything was super fresh and naturally sweet—you could really taste the quality of the fruit.

    Hibiki
  • Fresh Orange Juice

    enjoyed a delicious fresh orange juice

    Érika Juliana

Before you head over

Plan your visit to Tokyo’s premier luxury fruit institution—reserve your table now for seamless seating.

  • Stairwell Queues & Afternoon Turnover

    During peak afternoon shopping hours (2:00 PM to 3:00 PM), lines frequently form on the stairwell leading up to the second-floor salon. Turnover is relatively prompt—typically 10 to 20 minutes—but visiting during midday or securing a table in advance minimizes delays.

  • Arrive Midday for Savory Sandwiches

    Popular savory balance items, such as the ham sandwiches and lunch-exclusive sets, regularly sell out by early afternoon. To pair savory bites with signature seasonal parfaits, arrive around 12:00 PM before limited daytime quantities run out.

  • Separate Parlor Dining & Retail Boutique

    The ground floor operates as a dedicated luxury fruit merchant, while parlor dining is upstairs. Enjoy parfaits in the cafe first, then consult ground-floor staff afterward if purchasing takeaway sweets like the poached apple cake or gift fruit assembled to ripen on your travel schedule.

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