Ginza Espero Review Summary

The food was very good, reasonable lunch set too. The paella is one of the best in Tokyo as per my friend

We really loved the food—we’ve already been there twice! I ordered the seafood paella and meat stew, both of which were excellent. One waitress there had the warmest smile, which made me feel cozy on a chilly November night in Ginza.

Popular place with multiple awards, I have to book 2 weeks in advance for lunch but it worths it. The wine list is reasonable too, although it seems always full and crowded so the atmosphere is probably not perfect for those who care. No credit card accepted!!! But you can use Suica or Pasmo, which I charged on the spot and did. There are a lot other Spanish places in Ginza area but I think this one can stay in my list of revisit

Went for lunch around 1 pm and had about a 10 minute wait to be seated. They do reservations if you can make one ahead of time. The paella was already sold out for the day for lunch, so if that's what you're looking for, I recommend going early. Atmosphere is nice and cozy downstairs (not wheelchair accessible). The food comes out fast and hot and was really good. Lunch special had 4 courses, each with multiple options (appetizer, main course, rice or bread, and a tea or coffee) for 1400 yen per person. Recommended if you're in the area. The food and service are great, and we didn't have trouble with a language barrier as English speaking tourists.

Good for lunch @1600 yen. You can choice from
salads, pasta, meet and fish with drink and dessert.