Top Takeout Restaurants in Chiyoda City, Japan

The restaurant is located inside a shopping mall, on the floor of several bars and restaurants. Crowded, with a queue to get in. I had to order at the counter and sit at the collective table in the mall hallway. At least the view is great. I ordered spaghetti and red wine, which were good. Average price. I expected a calmer atmosphere, but it's a place for happy hour and nightlife. It wasn't a bad experience, but I wouldn't go back because it's not what I'm looking for.

The terrace view facing the Tokyo Station is the main attraction. Nice view. The food was not what I expected and I know other Rigoletto restaurants; the Margherita pizza showed a certain neglect with top ingredients distribution .

We ate a lot of good food here- I only remembered to take this one photo- but all the dishes we had were very tasty.

Located right across Tokyo station on the 7th floor of Shin-Marunouchi building. This place is very crowded especially on the weekends.
The food is great(Just one thing: I have a love-hate relationship with the seasoning they put on their chicken wings) and reasonably priced too. Loved the smiling faces on all the restaurant’s staff.
There’s an outside seating too. Friday night is some music night with live DJ. Outside seating has great vibes overlooking Tokyo station.

Don’t usually post a review with comments even if it’s disappointing but this was next level disappointment.
Garlic toast was dry and felt like it was old bread. carpaccio but the fish tasted funky and not fresh. The drink melon matdor was good except the menu was misleading, it said sliced melons but ended up with a dried up melon. Steak was overpriced for just few pieces of steak and dry. Chicken was alright.
Overall, the service was mediocre (seemed like they prioritized others) chicken was good and the drink as well.

I would say if you are coming here because the rating is high, I would recommend just drinks and appetizers (looks like this is the reason why their rating is high) otherwise the rigoletto in Shibuya, Roppongi, and oshiage (by order of best) is way better

A very nice place in the building right across from Tokyo Station.
There was a bit of construction ongoing on the 7th floor; while there was no noise, some areas of the floor is not accessible. This restaurant is in the same area called Marunouchi House which also has a few other restaurants.

This restaurant’s entrance is actually through a small wine cellar that serves as a short hall. Quite common for some fancy reataurants but I liked how the cellar/entrance/hall (because of the needed constant temperature) cools you off on a hot summer day before entering the premises. There’s an indoor area with grand chandeliers lighting up the room, and the interior is quite elegant. But there are also quite a lot of terrace seats where you can enjoy your meal and drinks with a great view of the Tokyo Station building. I can imagine evening here must be real nice.

We had the lunch course which came with small hors d’oeuvre, salad, soup, a choice of main dish, drink and dessert. Everything was very delectable. (The Skirt Steak with creamy Mashed Potato cost an additional 500 yen.) The lack of choice for coffee as a drink was the only thing I thought was unfortunate.

Staff were very friendly and attentive. I do think the servers should speak up a little bit more as I couldn’t hear properly what we were being served. (To their defense, it had already started to become busy.) As a result, while I liked what I was eating, half the time I didn’t know what I was actually eating.

Perfect place to eat, have a few drinks and relax. And the view of Tokyo Station is phenomenal! The service was great and the food came out in a timely manner always. If you're in the area and what a scenic dinner area then this is the place to come to! I highly recommend this place to anyone who has good taste.

I usually go to Rigoletto in Nakameguro, which I must say I enjoy a bit more due to its more homely style and location.
The one on Marunouchi if of course very Central and easy to reach, but I prefer a more intimate setting. I felt it was very full and a bit "squeezed". Price-wise I was disappointed that we had to pay table charge (I hate that ...) but the food was of the finest quality with a very attentive and friendly staff to make our evening something special!