1. Meiji Park Market
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Meiji Park Market

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Time Out says

You now have another excuse to visit Meiji Park, Tokyo’s new urban greenspace, as Parklet Bakery and fried chicken specialists Baby J's have just opened up together there in the form of a new food hub called Meiji Park Market. 

The ‘market’ is like a giant cafeteria that you can use to eat, drink and rest. One of the two main shops in the building is Parklet and Parklet Kiosk, a two-pronged offshoot of the bakery-café in Nihonbashi that specialises in sourdough bread and sustainable coffee. At this new location you can enjoy the shop's popular open-faced sandwiches, ice cream, and a well-curated selection of coffee and natural wine.

The other half of Meiji Park Market is dedicated to Baby J's, a buttermilk fried chicken specialist from Sapporo. The signature item to try here is the fried chicken sandwich, made with crispy fried chicken and slaw all packed into a soft and chewy bun.

Details

Address
1F, Bldg A in Meiji Park, 5-7 Kasumigaokamachi, Shinjuku
Tokyo
Transport:
Gaienmae, Kita-sando stations
Opening hours:
Parklet 9.30am-6pm, Baby J's 11am-6pm, closed Tue, Wed & Thu

What’s on

Summer Lounge Meiji Park

The National Stadium’s swanky next-door park is hosting a summer beer garden and outdoor cinema festival this month from August 1 to August 31. During the event period, expect to see the park transformed with tables and tents for a full beer garden get-up. Hosted by Corona, the beer garden is called Corona Cero Lounge and will have the usual Corona favourites such as Corona Extra (¥750), as well as the brand’s new non-alcoholic offering, Corona Cero (¥600), and inventive Corona-infused cocktails. While you’re there, don’t miss the free outdoor film screenings happening on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. The cinema line-up consists of Academy Award-winning titles such as Green Book and Top Gun: Maverick, as well as family favourites such as Paddington, School of Rock, The Minions and more. Note that all screenings are Japanese-dubbed versions of the films. While entry to the festival is free, a special reservation is required to enter on August 16, when the nearby Jingu Stadium is hosting the Jingu Gaien Fireworks Festival. Capacity is limited to two thousand visitors, so reserve a slot via Tablecheck before it's too late.
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