AQUA CiTY Odaiba

I popped in here after visiting the statue of liberty. Yet another fascinating shopping centre full of life and interesting stuff. There's an aquarium here which is well worth a look albeit it isn't huge but also not that expensive. Plenty of places to eat. I chose the chicken place and it was really nice and inexpensive. It was a nice place and perfect for taking a break from the outside heat. Just round the corner there's a small shop which has dogs just chilling inside. Worth popping on for a quick scritch of the ears which is well welcomed.

It's a very nice mall with a lot of fun things inside and outside. It's quite easy to locate most shops and, like most things in Japan, was immaculately clean. There are also multiple interact with pet stores in the mall --- so great place to take the kids for a unique experience.

Biggest shopping mall. Here is huge brand shops, gift shops, restaurants. Don't notice match of a crowd. Beautiful environment for shopping. Wheelchair ♿ accessibility is available ✅ Parking 🅿️ available ✅ Kids friendly ✅ Toilet 🚻 available ✅

🛍️ AQUA CiTY Odaiba – Shopping, Dining & Stunning Views in One Place | Travel Consultant Review 🇯🇵 If you’re visiting Tokyo and want a complete leisure experience in one destination, AQUA CiTY Odaiba is a must-visit. As a travel consultant, I often recommend this place to travelers looking for shopping, entertainment, and views—all in a relaxed waterfront setting. 🌟 Why It’s Worth Visiting: ✅ Great Location – Situated right next to the famous Rainbow Bridge and Statue of Liberty replica, it's perfect for combining sightseeing with shopping. ✅ Variety of Shops – From Japanese brands to global names, it's a great place for mid-range shopping with tax-free options for tourists. ✅ Diverse Food Options – The Gourmet Zone features Japanese, Western, and Asian cuisines. The ramen food court is especially popular with tourists. ✅ Stunning Views – Don’t miss the observation deck for panoramic views of Tokyo Bay, especially beautiful at sunset or during evening hours. ✅ Family Friendly – With entertainment zones, movie theatres, and nearby attractions like teamLab Borderless (formerly), it’s perfect for families. ✅ Easy Access – Connected by the Yurikamome Line, making it simple for international tourists to navigate. 📍 Travel Tip: Visit in the afternoon, stay through the evening to enjoy night views. Don’t forget your passport for tax-free shopping. AQUA CiTY Odaiba is more than a mall—it’s an experience. It blends modern Tokyo vibes with beautiful waterfront charm, making it ideal for all kinds of travelers.

AQUA CiTY Odaiba (アクアシティ お台場) is a clean, modern mall that punches above its weight thanks to its unbeatable location. While the cinema is just average and the mall itself isn’t packed with surprises, its waterfront setting, global dining options, and proximity to Odaiba’s major attractions make it a pleasant stop. 4/5 – A decent mall experience enhanced by everything around it. Full Review: AQUA CiTY Odaiba (アクアシティ お台場) is one of those malls that understands its role in the bigger picture. It doesn’t try to be everything—it just exists comfortably within the beating heart of Odaiba, and in doing so, becomes something more. Sitting right along Tokyo Bay, this modern waterfront shopping center offers a balanced mix of food, fashion, and entertainment, with arguably its strongest internal feature being the cinema complex. I’ll be frank: the cinema here is serviceable. It's not premium, nor cutting-edge, but for a quick escape into a film—especially if you're on a date or ducking out of the heat—it does its job. Functional, not phenomenal. The mall itself leans international in its offerings, especially when it comes to dining. You’ll find a Global Dining Zone packed with familiar franchises and worldly flavors, making it a decent lunch or dinner destination. Add in a few fashion and lifestyle stores, and you've got enough to browse without feeling overwhelmed or exhausted. It's walkable, decently laid out, and very foreigner-friendly, which is a plus for international visitors. But where AQUA CiTY truly shines is in its context. Situated mere steps from the famous replica Statue of Liberty, and within eyeshot of DiverCity Tokyo Plaza’s iconic Gundam statue, it's impossible to ignore just how strategically positioned this mall is. Whether you’re out for photos, sightseeing, or a casual stroll along the boardwalk, AQUA CiTY is an easy, comfortable stop that adds value to the overall Odaiba experience. That said, a logistical warning: parking validation only applies to purchases made within the mall you parked in. So if you park in AQUA CiTY, don’t expect DiverCity to cover your parking ticket—and vice versa. It’s a small but important detail that could save you a little frustration and a few extra yen. Final Verdict: 4/5 On its own, AQUA CiTY Odaiba might feel like a solid but unremarkable mall. But paired with its surroundings, it becomes a welcome oasis in an already rich and entertaining destination. If you're exploring Odaiba—and you should—this is a pleasant, worthwhile place to recharge, catch a movie, or enjoy a bay-view meal.

Great view but shops are quiet, restaurants in here are quite average, not well maintained.

Honestly sad excuse for a mall, super dingy and sad lifeless empty American vibes The only good thing is the aquarium and the view of the bridge Do yourself a favor and go to the aquarium and then pop over into a better Mall diver city

It’s AWFUL to see these massive fishes in the tiny aquarium in the hall. It literally made us sad. That’s animal abuse!!!! Depressing and cruel

Nice view of the Statue of Liberty, green space and city view. Casual. Came in for a coffee and tea. They didn't have green tea, but did say Assam. It didn't taste like Assam tea, just a regular black. They didn't have cappuccino but the latte did look good! Service was friendly. You order at the counter and they bring you the order to table.

I always try to find good burgers when I visit Japan, and my current trip that involves staying in Daiba, which is touristy-part of Tokyo, provided an opportunity to try this restaurant. When I try new burger restaurants, whether in Japan or not, I tend to order something simple, which I have found to be a good way to gauge the overall quality and freshness of the food. I stepped it up a bit this time by ordering their avocado burger. In my experience, unlike cheese or bacon, that particular topping doesn't hide or obscure any flavors of the meat or bun, so I was good to go. Unlike many restaurants that offer a "set" that includes a side and a drink, I was pleased to discover that the drink can be draft beer, at least at this location. Anyway, the set that Kua Aina offers includes a modest amount of fries and onion rings, along with a small drink. I paid a little more to get a really large draft beer. I mean large! I skipped the second meal on my flight from SJC to NRT, so I was both hungry and thirsty. The burger was great, and in addition to the expected avocado, grilled onions, lettuce, and tomato were included. Although I didn't need it, they provide paper wrap for those to eat their burger that way. The two others in my party did that, mainly because their burgers had more toppings tnan mine, and the paper helped the toppings from escaping when eating. The restaurant is not that large, but it had ample seating, to include a long bar-like table that overseas Tokyo Bay. Very pleased.

This name is only available in Hawaii, London, and Tokyo...So if you're in the neck of the woods and are tired of ramen this and sushi that, give this place a try. The food isn't bad but I've had better. The service is outstanding. Whatever you order that needs to be prepped, they tell you to be seated first and they bring it to your table when ready. And if you're able to acquire a seat by the window, that view of Tokyo Bay is like wow. Go ahead...Say "ALOHA" in Tokyo and enjoy that wonderful visit while in Odaiba!

Never really had an avocado sandwich that I thought was really good until .. now? 3.5 I thought that this sandwich was pretty balanced: you have a somewhat sweet, earthy fresh bread that gives resistance; you have fresh lettuce and mellowed onions to give a crunch; there's avocado that gives the buttery fill. There's the right amount of mayo that gives enough salt and creaminess that binds everything together. The fries and the popcorn shrimp were cooked well, but over time they kind of lost their consistency pretty fast. The shrimp weren't fresh either, so overall they were pretty much okay; both the fries and shrimp lacked a touch of salt. If anything, just get the sandwiches, and if you must fill your cravings for fries go for it

We're from Hawaii, but the Kua'aina Burger that was located at Ward has moved so we don't ever get to go anymore. But look what we found! Here in Odaiba there's a Kua'aina Burger and it's spot on! Who would have thought that we would have to go all the way to Japan just to eat a local burger. It was pretty cool listening to the local music station (92.3 KSSK) with local news and commercials, felt like home. Not that I was homesick, but if I ever was this is the place to be. The place was busy too! The window seats face towards the bay with Statue of Liberty right out front. It was comfortable being here and was nice hearing some American and Local beats. So if your looking for some Hawaiian touch come check this place out.

Excellent burger. Really, one of the best I've ever had. A little skimpy on the fries and size of Pepsi but still giving 5 stars because of generous burger size and fresh topping. Great location overlooking the water. Can get noisy but that's kind of every place in Tokyo.

Excellent service,small place but extremely tasty burgers, I had the avocado burger and it was amazing, the fries were crispy and good, their breakfast is good too, creme brulee pancakes were delicious too, good selection of tropical non alcoholic drinks and beer as well.

Great sandwiches with a pretty sweet view! If you've had a busy day out in Odaiba and are craving a spot to look out on the water and enjoy a hearty sandwich or burger this is the spot! Not to mention they have some pretty amazing french fries. Kua'Aina is a Hawaiian burger/sandwich chain and each store is pretty similar. Good food, Hawaiian vibe, and overall friendly service. The burgers/sandwiches are considered pricey by some, but I think its reasonable for the volume quality. My personal favorite is the avocado sandwich... They don't skimp on the avocado and you get a good ratio of filling to bread. (Something I find many Japanese sandwich places to be severely lacking) They also have guava juice. I tend to get this while I'm here and keep the "Hawaii" vibe going :)

Not bad at all. The fries were not that great. Kind of crumbly. The bacon cheese burger was pretty good though. They have beer from Kona Brewing too.

The burgers tasted really good with great toppings. The fries and onion rings were amazing. However, the things to write home about were the extremely friendly service and the amazing view overlooking Odaiba's Statue of Liberty replica and the Rainbow Bridge and on a clear day, even Tokyo Tower can be seen. I ate there almost everyday as I stayed at the Hotel Nikko Tokyo which was a few minute walk. Definitely worth a try.

This restaurant is located at the end of the Aqua city overlooking the Rainbow bridge which can be seen from some seats. This is a self order style and the food is brought to your table by friendly staff. I ordered avocado burger and a large draft beer. Portions are very generous and reminded me of dishes in the Unites States where I live. Large beer came in a paper cup which I could not finish. Fries and onion rings were great but I was disappointed with the very dry burger....

Incredible view. I wish the burgers were as good as the view. The burgers are mediocre at best. Burger could have been juicer. Popcorn shrimp were just as all popcorn shrimp lots of reading and a little shrimp. The sauce for the shrimp is really good. The fries were good. Quick seating on a busy night.