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Palace Hotel, Tokyo operates 10 dining venues spanning fine dining, Japanese cuisine, and all-day service. Restaurants include Esterre (French cuisine in partnership with DUCASSE Paris), Wadakura (kaiseki), Amber Palace (Shanghainese and Cantonese), and teppanyaki at GO. The hotel also features Tatsumi, an intimate six-seat tempura bar, and Grand Kitchen, an all-day venue with open kitchen and alfresco terrace seating overlooking the moat.
Check availability Official websiteEsterre offers French fine dining in partnership with DUCASSE Paris. Wadakura serves kaiseki, one of Japan's most refined dining traditions, while Amber Palace presents Shanghainese and Cantonese cuisine. GO features teppanyaki service with lobster, abalone, and Japanese beef prepared at table-side on enclosed grills, accommodating groups of 6 to 8 guests. Tatsumi is an intimate six-seat tempura bar specializing in fresh seafood.
Grand Kitchen anchors the main lobby and serves as the hotel's all-day dining destination, offering American, French, Spanish, and Italian cuisine with Japanese touches. The venue features an open kitchen and a terrace with seating that overlooks the moat-side setting and Imperial Palace gardens. The breakfast buffet is offered at this venue, with fresh breads made on-site.
In-room dining is available 24 hours a day for hotel guests. The venues maintain dress codes requiring casual elegance; GO requests collared shirts and prohibits casual footwear and sportswear.
The hotel operates 10 dining venues offering diverse cuisines and service styles.
Cuisines include French (Esterre), Japanese kaiseki (Wadakura), Shanghainese and Cantonese (Amber Palace), tempura (Tatsumi), teppanyaki (GO), and international all-day dining (Grand Kitchen).
Grand Kitchen features alfresco terrace seating overlooking the Imperial Palace gardens and moat-side setting.
GO requires casual elegant attire, collared shirts for gentlemen, and prohibits casual footwear and sportswear. Reservations are recommended and can be made directly with individual restaurants.
Yes, in-room dining is available 24 hours a day for in-house guests.
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