[Food Review] Ginza bills｜Eat a banana pancake that will make you fall in love

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 #Tokyo When talking about Tokyo's Ginza, many people's first impression is the boutique street, department stores, and business district full of tourists. But this time I didn’t come here for shopping, but for the legendary “LV of breakfast” – Bills – on the rooftop of a building in Ginza. This Ginza store is hidden on the top floor of "Okura House". As soon as you take the elevator up, the space makes you relax immediately. There is a sofa next to the elevator so that diners can sit while waiting for the results. It’s very considerate! The entire floor is designed with a high ceiling, and the large floor-to-ceiling windows allow sunlight to fill the entire restaurant. With soft sofa chairs, wooden floors and green plants, it is like a secret sky garden in the city. Although there is the bustling Ginza Street downstairs, once you sit down, it seems as if time has slowed down, which is perfect for daydreaming and relaxing. The protagonist this time is one of their classics: Ricotta Hotcakes with Banana & Honeycomb Butter. 🥞Banana Pancakes｜Ricotta Hotcakes with Banana The muffins were a bit amazing when they arrived. They were thick three-layer muffins, and each layer was as fluffy as a small mountain. The crust is fried to perfection, slightly golden and crispy, but when cut open the inside is moist and soft, not dry at all, and you can taste the rich milky flavor of the ricotta cheese. It’s topped with sweet, ripe bananas, a sprinkle of powdered sugar, and that one thing you can’t ignore: honeycomb cream. This cream is a little magician in the dessert world. The cream itself is smooth and rich, with a slightly crispy texture of honeycomb. Spread a little on the muffin and take a bite to really feel an explosion of happiness. Honestly, this banana pancake is not something that is too extravagant, but it has a flavor that you will become more addicted to the more you eat it and you will miss it after you finish eating it. The sweetness is just right, even people who are usually afraid of sweet things will like it. If you are a dessert lover, or just want to find a quiet space to have a healing breakfast, this pancake is really worth going to Ginza upstairs to try. If you don't like dessert, you can also order their continental breakfast, which is also delicious. ⚠️Reminder: It is recommended to make reservations during popular periods and holidays. We came as soon as the restaurant opened at 8:30 am on a weekday, so there was no queue.