Nov 28, 2021
Holiday Dining Options in Tokyo 2021
Tokyo IS good food. In my opinion, the food in Tokyo is the best part of Tokyo! You can get pretty much anything in Tokyo at any time, and Christmas Dinner is no exception. Whether you are searching for traditional holiday fare or something a bit more trendy, there are hundreds, if not thousands of options to choose from in Tokyo. Here we have put together a list of more traditional “turkey and potato” options for holiday dining in the metropolis.
Two Rooms Grill and Bar
Suspended high above Aoyama, halfway between Shibuya and Omotesando, Two Rooms Grill and Bar offers simple yet elegant dishes utilizing Old and New World cooking techniques, and the freshest market produce. The food, plus stunning views of the Tokyo skyline, ensure an exceptional dining experience.
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Roti Roppongi
The Imperial Hotel – A Tokyo Institution
Celebrating Christmas at the Imperial Hotel Tokyo has become a tradition among foreign residents. This legendary Tokyo landmark has welcomed royalty, heads of state, celebrities, and international business leaders for over 120 years. The hotel will offer a selection of holiday-themed dining events in its many distinguished dining rooms, featuring lavish Christmas suppers. In addition to the fine food, you can also enjoy the hotel’s annual Christmas carol concerts by Waseda University Glee Club and the Keio University Wagner Society on Christmas Eve.
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The Grand Hyatt Tokyo
The Grand Hyatt Tokyo will offer Christmas menus to celebrate the season in all eight restaurants and bars in the Grand Hyatt Tokyo with special Christmas menus to put you in the holiday spirit and please the palate.
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ANA InterContinental
The ANA InterContinental hotel has special holiday menus and buffets offering various delicious Christmas dinners to help you create beautiful, lasting memories this holiday season.
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