Shibazakura — Restaurant in Tokyo

Seriously this place barely met my expectation. We had kaiseki course. The food was between mediocre to okay. It was simply astonishing as being a young female with average appetite, I finished my food and left the restaurant with an EMPTY stomach. The menu could have been more sophisticatedly designed, I guess, to feed adults. Price is not everything, but having paid over $150 per person, I surely did not want to remain hungry after the meal. It’s my fifth time visiting Japan but probably the first time unhappy with the food (so much that I spent time writing this review). It’s fair to say the atmosphere was fjne, not many people dining in. Guys, a decent google map score doesn’t guarantee a...

High quality authentic Japanese cuisine. It's located inside The Prince Park Tower Tokyo hotel, but it's open to the public. I highly recommend making reservation before coming here since they are popular and may have a long line during busy meal time. The food is excellent, it's quiet and gives you good privacy, seats have ample space unlike other restaurants, and the waiters/waitresses are attentive. It's hard to find something to complain as they even have a nice modern waterfall garden view with Tokyo tower in the back. Keep in mind that you'll have to pay for what it's worth, but some online reservation services give you discount. Do your...

It’s convenient to be able to eat at the hotel after long flight. The food quality were good. Not top notch as you wouldn’t expect that from a hotel. Fresh and not bland. 3 of us （adults) ordered 4 lunch set menu and the quantity is more than sufficient. With 3 teas, the bill comes to just under 25,000. Not cheap but the price point is OK for a 5 star. There is also a Lawson in B2 level. Where there are lots of soup noodles, quick food and microwave if you fancy something...