Imperial Hotel, Tokyo

Restaurants

• Les Saisons

  French cuisine inspired by the Michelin-starred Les Crayeres restaurant. Serves lunch and dinner in a Neoclassical setting. Adjacent cigar bar is stocked with 20 varieties. Located on the mezzanine level of the main building.

• The Old Imperial Bar

  Tucked away off the main thoroughfare between the main and tower buildings. Décor and a piece of wall from the 1923 building designed by Frank Lloyd Wright combine with low lighting for an intimate, unique atmosphere. Four original cocktails include The Tinkerbell, a white rum/peach liqueor/violet liquor creation inspired by Marilyn Monroe. Sandwiches served for lunch.

• The Imperial Viking Sal

  Distinguished as Japan's first buffet-style restaurant at its inception in 1953. Features a show kitchen serving appetizers, soups, salads, roasts, other hot main dishes, and desserts for all three meals. Located on the 17th floor of the main building.

• The Imperial Lounge Aqua

  Cocktail lounge reminiscent of a gentleman's club with sofa seating arranged in conversational clusters. Overlooks neighboring Hibiya Park from the main building's 17th floor. Live music each evening.

• Kamon

  Fine dining. Teppanyaki, open-grill steaks, and seafood prepared table-side for lunch and dinner. Located on the 17th floor of the main building.

• Rendezvous Lounge

  Multi-tiered, colored-glass mosaic dominates the wall space above this busy lounge in the main lobby area. Offers coffee, tea, beer, cocktails, and other beverages, along with sandwiches at lunch. Open from lunch till late night.

• Nakata

  Tokyo-style sushi served at a counter for solo diners and tables for small groups. Open for all three meals. Located on the lower level of the main building.

• Nadaman

  Serves traditional Japanese cuisine. Located on the lower level of the main building.

• La Brasserie

  French-style cuisine for lunch and dinner in an atmosphere inspired by turn-of-the-century Paris. French bread specialty. Located on the lower level of the tower building.

• Sushigen

  Sushi served for all three meals in a fine-dining atmosphere. Located on the lower level of the tower building.

• Ten-Ichi

  Light tempura served for lunch and dinner at a counter or tables for small groups. Located on the lower level of the tower building.

• Kitcho

  A branch of the well-known traditional Japanese restaurant. Serves traditional Japanese cuisine, sukiyaki and shabu-shabu. Located on the lower level of tower building.

• Peking

  Chinese cuisine inspired by the Imperial Court of the Ming Dynasty. Open for lunch and dinner. Located on the lower level of the tower building.

• Torakuro

  Nowadays, Japanese cuisine is enjoyed the world over, and renowned chefs from overseas study its ethos and techniques. With our fresh take on Japanese dining, we delight VIP's from around the world with a warm welcome and a distinctly Japanese esprit. This new chapter in our culinary history starts at the Imperial Hotel's Torakuro.