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Solamachi Tabe-Terrace Food Court
savetrip ideasCounters at the foot of Tokyo Skytree let everyone order something different.
At this food court in Tokyo Skytree's shopping complex, a row of counters means nobody in the family has to agree. Noodles come three ways — udon, soba, ramen — alongside takoyaki octopus balls, seafood rice bowls, Thai and Chinese dishes, and a grilled-beef bowl. Seats ring an open well over the fresh-food market a floor below. Toy and character shops — Snoopy, Miffy, toy trains — share the same floor.
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Family checks✓ easy for your family✓ yes · ~ with conditions · – no info yet~ Two of the 11 stalls state 'strollers welcome' on their…■~ Shopping wagons for infants: 2 months to 4 years (48…■~ Four baby rooms in the building — 1F Block 7, 3F Block…■~ A changing table in all four baby rooms (1F Block 7, 3F…■
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~ All four baby rooms have a bin■~ 'Everyone's Toilet' is on every floor except B3F and…■– English support~ The building has elevators — official pages give…■~ The official kids' navigation page lists a children's…■~ Only one of the 11 stalls, Ebisu Yakiniku Champion,…■~ Okotsuke Milk Stand's official page says 'non-smoking…■~ All four baby rooms have a purified-water heater…■~ All four baby rooms have a microwave■~ Each of the four baby rooms has a private cubicle with…■~ Tokyo Solamachi's baby rooms are certified under the…■~ The information counters on 1F Block 12 and 3F Block 5…■~ Stroller parking is on 3F Block 3 and 6F Block 9■– Kids' toilet seat & step stool– Baby food policy– Allergy support– Kids' tableware– Tatami seating– Private room– Child entry policy– Outside food allowed– Indoor / outdoor– Step-free route
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- Official: Stroller rental, Nursing space, Diaper changing table
- Official: Stroller friendly, Stroller rental, Elevator
- Official: Stroller rental, Lost-child support
- Official: Elevator, Lost-child support
- Official: Stroller friendly, High chair
- Official: Stroller access notes
- Official: Kids' menu
- Official: Non-smoking
- Official: Stroller friendly
- Official: main site
| Stroller friendly | Yes | Two of the 11 stalls state 'strollers welcome' on their official pages — Ebisu Yakiniku Champion and Nangokushuka Harajuku Menhanbo. The food court as a whole says nothing either way, and nothing forbids strollers. Stroller parking is on 3F Block 3, the same block the stalls stand on | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | tokyo-solamachi.jptokyo-solamachi.jptokyo-solamachi.jp |
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| Stroller rental | Yes | Shopping wagons for infants: 2 months to 4 years (48 months), up to 103 cm and 18 kg. A ¥100 coin is returned when you bring the wagon back. Stands are on 1F Blocks 3 and 12, 2F Blocks 2 and 3, and 3F Block 5. The official FAQ calls the same service a 'coin-operated stroller'; nothing says strollers themselves are lent out | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | tokyo-solamachi.jptokyo-solamachi.jptokyo-solamachi.jp |
| Nursing space | Yes (4) | Four baby rooms in the building — 1F Block 7, 3F Block 3, 4F Block 7, 6F Block 9 — one of them on the same third floor as the food court. All four have a private cubicle (one outlet, one chair, one small table), a changing table, a water heater for formula and a microwave. A baby seat and a changing sheet are only in the 3F and 6F rooms; a two-seat bench is in all but the 4F room | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | tokyo-solamachi.jp |
| Diaper changing table | Yes (4) | A changing table in all four baby rooms (1F Block 7, 3F Block 3, 4F Block 7, 6F Block 9), including the one on the food court's own floor | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | tokyo-solamachi.jp |
| Diaper disposal bin | Yes | All four baby rooms have a bin | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | tokyo-solamachi.jp |
| Family restroom | Yes | 'Everyone's Toilet' is on every floor except B3F and 10F, so the food court's third floor has one. They can be used in a wheelchair and have ostomate fittings. The ostomate fittings have exceptions: the women's side of 1F Block 7, and 4F Block 7 | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | tokyo-solamachi.jp |
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| Elevator | Yes | The building has elevators — official pages give locations such as 'in front of the 1F Block 3 elevator' and the floor guide marks them — but the number of cars is not published. Wheelchairs are lent at the 1F Block 12 and 3F Block 5 information counters (ID and a lending form required; electric wheelchairs can be charged) | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | tokyo-solamachi.jptokyo-solamachi.jp |
| Kids' menu | Yes | The official kids' navigation page lists a children's set at 8 of the 11 stalls: Tsukiji Gindaco ¥500, Azabu-juban Soba Shogen ¥720, Nangokushuka Harajuku Menhanbo ¥730, RAMEN EXPRESS Hakata Ippudo ¥750, JASMINE THAI Express ¥780, Ebisu Yakiniku Champion ¥850, Tsukiji Kaisen Itadori ¥1,100 and Toriichimi ¥1,100. The three without one are Okotsuke Milk Stand, Banana Biyori and Miyatake Sanuki Udon. JASMINE THAI's and Nangokushuka's sets are for elementary school age and under | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | tokyo-solamachi.jp |
| High chair | Yes (1) | Only one of the 11 stalls, Ebisu Yakiniku Champion, states that it has a high chair. Nothing official says whether the shared food-court seating has any | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | tokyo-solamachi.jp |
| Non-smoking | Yes | Okotsuke Milk Stand's official page says 'non-smoking (as this is a food court)'; the other ten stalls have no such field. Note that the official floor guide lists smoking areas at 3F Blocks 3 and 10 — Block 3 is the very block the stalls stand on — so if smoke matters to you, keep it in mind when choosing where to sit | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | tokyo-solamachi.jptokyo-solamachi.jp |
| Hot water for formula | Yes | All four baby rooms have a purified-water heater dedicated to making formula, including the one on the food court's floor | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | tokyo-solamachi.jp |
| Microwave | Yes | All four baby rooms have a microwave | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | tokyo-solamachi.jp |
| Room privacy | Yes | Each of the four baby rooms has a private cubicle with one outlet, one chair and one small table | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | tokyo-solamachi.jp |
| Official family-friendly certificationExtra info — guide only | Yes | Tokyo Solamachi's baby rooms are certified under the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's 'Akachan Furatto' scheme. The mall also supports the Tokyo Child-Rearing Passport programme: show the passport at the 1F Block 12 or 3F Block 5 information counter and you receive a discount-service ticket, valid that day only | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | tokyo-solamachi.jp |
| Lost-child supportExtra info — guide only | Yes | The information counters on 1F Block 12 and 3F Block 5 make announcements for lost children and for people trying to meet up. Lost property goes to the Tokyo Skytree Town lost-and-found centre, 03-5809-7806, 9:00-23:00 | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | tokyo-solamachi.jptokyo-solamachi.jptokyo-solamachi.jp |
| Stroller access notesExtra info — guide only | Yes | Stroller parking is on 3F Block 3 and 6F Block 9. The 3F one is the very block the stalls stand on (they occupy Blocks 3 and 4), and the baby room is on 3F Block 3 too, so feeding and changing need no change of floor. From Oshiage Station the B3 and A2 exits on basement level 3 lead straight in, and Tokyo Skytree Station's east and west gates are both described as right there — though no official page says the route is step-free | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | tokyo-solamachi.jptokyo-solamachi.jptokyo-solamachi.jp |
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| Baby food policy | – | – | |||
| Allergy support | – | – | |||
| Kids' tableware | – | – | |||
| Tatami seating | – | – | |||
| Private room | – | – | |||
| Child entry policy | – | – | |||
| Outside food allowed | – | – | |||
| Indoor / outdoor | – | – | |||
| Step-free route | – | – |
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- Fee：A food court, so you pay at each stall. Children's sets run ¥500 to ¥1,100 and are listed for 8 of the 11 stalls; the cheapest is Tsukiji Gindaco's ¥500 set of four takoyaki and a drink■
- Hours：10:00-21:00, the same on weekdays and weekends at all 11 stalls — an hour earlier than the restaurant floors (6F, 7F, 30F, 31F), which open at 11:00. Last orders are mostly 20:45 (20:50 at Banana Biyori; Okotsuke Milk Stand gives no time). Closing days are irregular, so check before you go■
- Booking：One of the 11 stalls, Okotsuke Milk Stand, states on its official page 'reservations not accepted (as this is a food court)'. The other ten stalls have no such field, and no official page says reservations are unnecessary■Official booking site ↗