Hanagoyomi Tokyo — Restaurant in Tokyo

Easy to get to, Nice atmosphere and friendly staff, Some speak good english too

The food was on the whole authentic Japanese food. The chicken Karage was a bit bland however.

I think this place will suit the Japanese palate than non Japanese to be honest

The fried shrimp rice and plain rice with condiments such as pickled plum were very good and simple

They also had some pasta with cheese and various types of steamed potatoes

The fish miso type soup was delicious

Drinks were provided from tea, coffee to Green tea with ice provided.

The desert was lacking, with a pineapple smoothie as the dessert today, which really is a drink imo,

I can't complain about the price to be honest at 1800 per person on weekdays.

If you can't book the weekend, you can still come and walk in but you will have to wait however

It is walk ins only on weekdays only. We came at 1045 and there were already 7 groups ahead of us.

All in worth the price, but I wouldn't specifically come here out of the way. Food didn't blow me away, the karage was a disappointment. But the food was quite healthy, generally pickled or...

What a hidden gem!

It's impossible to sort through the never ending restaurants in the Tokyo area, but was lucky to find this great, affordable lunch buffet in central Tokyo!

At the 15th floor of Hotel Ryumeikan, you'll get a classy, relaxed, and thoroughly enjoyable lunch experience with multiple dishes bring swapped out as we ate.

There's something for everyone, especially vegetables and salad which you may find a bit harder to come by if you're used to eating healthy!

Mostly traditional Japanese food is served (they also do non-buffet kaiseki meals) but there's also a bit of kid-friendly food like pasta and karaage.

There's tea, water, and a coffee machine available with a to go cup so you can take one for the road.

We loved the experience and food and will...

Hanagoyomi Tokyo offers a serene and beautiful escape with its traditional Japanese sweets and matcha in a tranquil setting. The wagashi (traditional sweets) are not only visually stunning, often shaped like flowers or seasonal motifs, but also delicately flavored and texturally interesting. Pairing them with a bowl of matcha creates a harmonious and delightful sensory experience. The tea house's calm and elegant atmosphere further enhances the experience, making it a perfect spot for a quiet afternoon or a special occasion. While the prices are a bit on the higher side, the quality of the wagashi and matcha, along with the tranquil ambiance, make Hanagoyomi Tokyo a worthwhile treat for those seeking a moment of...