View Dining The Sky

Each kitchen was high quality from the western kitchen to the japanese, including the chinese. Drinks are not included in the price, but so expensive. night vie... read more Each kitchen was high quality from the western kitchen to the japanese, including the chinese. Drinks are not included in the price, but so expensive. night view was amazing from the center of tokio in 360 degree and of course, as here is the hotel, the hospitality was so good!

They can make a very interesting drink menú, and they make the bond martini, nothing special, but is something they have to try. read more They can make a very interesting drink menú, and they make the bond martini, nothing special, but is something they have to try.

Great food. such balanced flavors for the palate. the staff was extremely polite, the part not surprising when in japan. read more Great food. such balanced flavors for the palate. the staff was extremely polite, the part not surprising when in japan.

Go for the Teppanyaki stations, there's a meat side and seafood side. Get both! Tempura station cooks to order. Salad bar and roast beef was just ok. Dessert ba... read more Go for the Teppanyaki stations, there's a meat side and seafood side. Get both! Tempura station cooks to order. Salad bar and roast beef was just ok. Dessert bar and ice cream station were good! Get the rum raisin flavor. The rotating view is also actually pretty cool, about an hour and a half to see all of Tokyo.

Good view in a sunny day. Food is below Tokyo standard. Tempura has frozen tasteless shrimp and fresh vegetable. Teppanyaki station serves super chewy American... read more Good view in a sunny day. Food is below Tokyo standard. Tempura has frozen tasteless shrimp and fresh vegetable. Teppanyaki station serves super chewy American steak but the scallop is excellent. Sushi station chef makes good looking sushi with low quality ingredients. Futomaki is good and filling. Super soft and fluffy pancakes is the highlight of the day. Compliment with three kinds of maple syrup and fermented butter. The so called desert from Satsuki cake shop. If you go downstairs and check out the cake shop, I guarantee you will buy from Pierre Hermes next to it. Come here for the view and experience BUT NOT FOR FOOD.