フィッシュハウス オイスターバー
FISH HOUSE OYSTER BAR
A stylish seafood bistro tucked in Ebisu, FISH HOUSE OYSTER BAR serves premium oysters, fine wine, and coastal charm—ideal for dates, dinners, or indulgent nights out.
Dining
Fresh Oysters, Seafood Pairing, Casual Wine Bar, Tokyo Nightlife
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FISH HOUSE OYSTER BAR brings the ocean to Tokyo with a curated menu of fresh oysters sourced from across Japan and abroad. Located just minutes from Ebisu Station, this cozy yet upscale seafood bar is known for its lively atmosphere, expertly shucked oysters, and thoughtful wine list. Diners can choose from raw or grilled oysters, seasonal seafood dishes, and shareable plates perfect for groups or romantic evenings. The interior balances casual comfort with urban elegance, making it a go-to for seafood lovers craving a vibrant yet unpretentious dining experience. Whether paired with crisp Champagne or a rich Chardonnay, the oysters here are the star of the show.
Facilities & Services
Raw & Grilled Oysters, Seafood Platters
Wine & Champagne Selection
Indoor Bistro Seating
English-Friendly Menu
Walkable from Ebisu Station
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