Tokyo Tower, standing tall against the bustling skyline, is a beacon of Tokyo’s spirit and a must-see for any visitor. But how about making your experience even more memorable? We’ve compiled a list of seven restaurants offering spectacular views of the tower while tantalizing your taste buds.
Get ready to savor the city’s charm from above!
A Taste of Tokyo Tower’s Majesty
Katsura Steak House, nestled in the Prince Hotel’s basement, is a culinary masterpiece for your senses. Witness the skilled chefs work their magic on the teppanyaki grill, creating a sizzling symphony of flavors. Choose from a variety of delectable courses and enjoy the spectacle of live cooking.
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XEX ATAGO GREEN HILLS is a haven for sushi and tempura lovers. Led by the renowned Iron Chef, Masaharu Morimoto, this Michelin-starred restaurant boasts the finest seafood from Toyosu Fish Market, crafted into exquisite tasting menus. As you delight in the flavors, take a moment to gaze at the captivating panorama of Tokyo Tower and the sprawling cityscape.
Ready for an unforgettable sushi experience? Secure your table at XEX ATAGO GREEN HILLS!
Cafe by Day, Chic Restaurant by Night
Tower View Terrace, perfectly named for its breathtaking views, offers a relaxed cafe atmosphere during the day, transitioning to a sophisticated restaurant as the sun sets. Located on the third floor of Prince Hotel by Shiba Park, it’s the ideal spot to enjoy lunch or dinner with a panoramic view of Tokyo Tower.
Can’t resist the allure of a glass of bubbly under the tower’s glow? We’ll be there, too!
Steak and Skyline Views: A Match Made in Heaven
KINTAN’s Ebisu branch is a steak lover’s paradise with a spectacular view of Tokyo Tower and the sprawling metropolis. Situated 180 meters above the ground, this restaurant offers a unique perspective of the city.
KINTAN Ebisu focuses on premium wagyu steaks, prepared with expertise and elegance.
Pro tip: Solo diners are treated to prime window seats, making it the perfect spot for a quiet escape.
Lost in Translation, Found in Flavor
Park Hyatt Tokyo, with its sleek design, is home to three restaurants and two bars, but none as iconic as the New York Grill & Bar. This restaurant, made famous by the movie “Lost in Translation,” offers a 360-degree view of Tokyo’s skyline, including Tokyo Tower.
With the largest selection of US wines in Japan, you can indulge in a sophisticated culinary experience amidst a breathtaking backdrop.
A Towering Experience Underneath the Icon
Tower Shita translates to “underneath the tower,” and this restaurant truly lives up to its name, offering unobstructed views of the majestic Tokyo Tower. Immerse yourself in the city’s energy while savoring two multi-course menus, each featuring a selection of seasonal dishes.
End your meal with a cup of coffee, allowing the views to inspire you.
A Cafeteria with a View
Restaurant Port, located inside the Minato City Office, is a unique and affordable option for those seeking a taste of Tokyo Tower’s charm. This publicly accessible cafeteria offers a Daily Lunch menu, a healthy option, and a flavorful Daimon Curry.
Remember to check the opening hours as it’s generally open only on weekdays. After your meal, take a relaxing stroll through Shiba Park, a beautiful green oasis.
Pro tip: This cafeteria is popular with office workers, so a small group or solo dining is recommended.
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FAQ: All You Need to Know About Tokyo Tower
Why is Tokyo Tower so famous?
Tokyo Tower is a symbol of resilience and Tokyo’s post-war recovery, constructed in 1958. It held the title of the world’s tallest tower and serves as a vital broadcasting tower. Its iconic architecture, illuminated at night, adds a touch of magic to the city’s skyline.
Tokyo Tower vs Skytree: Which is taller?
Tokyo Tower stands at 333 meters, while Skytree towers at 634 meters, offering unparalleled views of the city.
Is it worth going to Tokyo Tower?
Absolutely! Here are three reasons why:
- Foot Town: Explore the base of the tower, home to cafes, restaurants, and souvenir shops.
- Main Deck: Ascend to the Main Deck at 150 meters, offering Instagram-worthy views.
- Top Deck: Enjoy the Top Deck Tour, reaching a height of 250 meters for breathtaking panoramic views.
Tokyo Tower’s observation decks are open daily from 9am to 11pm.
Getting to Tokyo Tower:
Located in Minato City, Tokyo, it’s easily accessible from Onarimon, Kamiyacho, and Akabanebashi stations, all within a 10-minute walk.
Plan your culinary journey through the skies and discover the magic of Tokyo Tower!
