Tokyo restaurant listings often need more than a street-level map location.
Real examples from operator directories
| Restaurant | Floor detail to keep |
|---|---|
| Nirvanam Toranomon | B1F |
| AFURI Shinjuku LUMINE | B2F in LUMINE 1 |
| GYUMON Tokyo Ueno | 2F |
| GYUMON Tokyo Harajuku | 10F |
B1F and B2F indicate basement levels; 2F and 10F indicate the second and tenth floors. The street pin identifies a building area, while the floor helps locate the restaurant within it.
Share a complete arrival note
Send companions the branch name, building, address and floor. If the map result omits a unit or uses a similar business name, compare it with the operator's listing before treating it as a match.
A floor number does not prove lift availability or a step-free entrance. Ask the restaurant directly about accessibility where needed. Nor does arriving at the correct building establish a dish's dietary status: keep menu evidence linked to the exact branch. We have not verified indoor routes or measured arrival times for these examples.
Sources and review date
Website information reviewed on 27 October 2026. This is desk research, not an on-site inspection. Menus and availability can change; confirm the exact dish and branch before ordering.
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