Tokyo Garden Terrace Kioicho — Attraction in Tokyo

Eight of us for dinner. We shared two seafood platters and two lobster caesar salads to start, accompanied by their signature individually baked square bread. We then had clam chowder or lobster bisque for a second course. And then we shared the scallops, daily fish, Wagyu beef and T bone steak for our main. Some of us had the vanilla ice cream which was nicely plated with fruit and other items. And I had a light yet impressive mango ice. The service was very attentive. The food was delicious. Our table was in an area near the entrance. It was only our group plus the bar which made for a feeling of privacy without feeling claustrophobic. Their outdoor area is really expansive and impressive. They serve a different menu outdoors, but it would be a great place for drinks and a more casual gathering. Highly recommend for business or casual dinners or gatherings. I...

This building used to be the Akasaka prince or “Akapuri”. Several years back, the building was updated to become an office building and the top six or seven floors became what is now known as Tokyo Garden Terrace Kioicho. The view from this place is absolutely spectacular. We woke up to a view of Mount Fuji. The shower and bath area was spectacular. We had breakfast which was top notch. I would say it was a little bit overpriced, but if you want a view of Tokyo, it would be hard to match. The room was pretty high-tech, but I had a hard time finding a place to plug-in devices on...

This interesting spot was not quite what we expected, but the public art was a nice surprise. There aren't a whole lot of shops or restaurants, at least not as many as a shopping center or mall would have. However, the selection of restaurants is pretty decent. The best reason to visit is the public art that is spread around the plaza areas of the buildings. The buildings themselves are quite beautiful, and we especially liked the mix of old and new architecture. There are restaurants and bars at the top of the tallest building with wonderful...