TREE by NAKED yoyogi park — Restaurant in Tokyo

Had a really great time at the dinner experience. This was a fancy dinner that consisted of 5 different courses, all the food was really good. Small tapas style courses - but mixed with the storytelling and the projection experience it was worth every penny.

The venue itself is small only seating 8 people, the night I went it was me and my date and another group of 2. They were seated opposite of us behind the tree so we could not see them most of the night, making the whole dinner feel like a private VIP experience just for us. The projections are pretty, and story is cute and works well with the food. And there is a small VR moment, that while VR feels a bit outdated already, worked really well in the moment.

The experience is in both Japanese and English, but more heavy on the Japanese - especially for the human interactions when you first arrive. So it would be good to know the basics of the language or go with someone who can speak Japanese. But the menu course were written out in english and most of the audio in the storytelling was as well. It is a set menu, so they bring out each course and instruct you when and how to eat it. The food varies from fish and seafood, to wagyu beef, and vegetarian. We also did the wine pairing, and it was also great. Mostly white wines with 2 red wines. This worked out for me as I prefer white over red. But the non-alcoholic tea offerings looked just a good too.

After the meal you are taken upstairs for coffee and dessert. After that we got to meet the chef and talk about the experience. He was really nice. The best part is because you book ahead and pay ahead of time, you can enjoy the whole experience without worrying about payment at the end, or how much things cost.

This is a fancy night out - but in a casual fun way. Do it at least once to say you did it. You'll eat a ton of dinners in your lifetime, and a handful of them will be fancy. Most of the fancy ones will be stiff and boring, but this one will be one to remember. The experience is super cool, and the food is really good. I would do this again if they ever offer a new experience/story/menu spin off of this concept. This is something that you can only find in Japan, and what makes Japan so cool. High recommend for the Disney lovers who seek out unique, themed dinner experiences at the parks, this is right...

We booked here for an anniversary lunch. We really wanted to try their immersive dining experience and we felt the lunch deal was something relatively affordable compared to the dinner menu set. The room is small (8 people maximum per meal) but very impressive. You are fully immerse in a forest protection and the digital scenes changes around you as your dining experience progresses. The food is vegan and it was OK. Looked very cool but taste was average and quantities quite limited. Their lunch menu was ¥8,800 for 3 courses (drinks not included) while the dinner one was ¥33,000 (drinks included) You can also add a flower bouquet to your booking for ¥3,300 but it is totally not worth it as the bouquet is so ridiculously small. At lunch you can only order non-alcohol drinks. The most annoying thing is that you have to wait for everyone dining that day to join the experience before the service starts, so we ended up waiting almost 40 mins for another couple to arrive. Overall interesting experience but...

"Tree by Naked" in Yoyogi Park not only enchants with its captivating digital art installation but also delights visitors with its thoughtful approach to food and interiors. The on-site cafe offers a selection of delectable treats, from artisanal pastries to refreshing beverages, providing a perfect blend of culinary delights amidst the visual spectacle. The interior design of the cafe complements the overall immersive experience, featuring a contemporary and minimalist aesthetic that seamlessly integrates with the surrounding nature. The calming ambiance, coupled with the innovative use of natural materials and subtle lighting, creates a welcoming space for visitors to unwind and savor both the artistic and culinary offerings. It's a harmonious fusion of sensory pleasures, making "Tree by Naked" not just an art installation but a holistic and memorable destination in...