The ambience and view from the hotel are amazing, but the food is pretty average. For the price of the steak I expected it to be amazing, but unfortunately the kitchen overcooked almost everyone's steak (6 of us, all different cuts, all overcooked) and it was good, but not great (although the sides were all really good). If you want... More

Its sad that the movie Lost in Translation makes this bar look so much better than what it acutally is. Its over priced, they make you pay to sit after 8pm as they have a band playing. Its so dark that you could be anywhere in Tokyo. Definitely not the best Hotel bar in town. More

I decided to take my wife here for our wedding anniversary. What can you say? The service you get makes you feel like you are the most important guests in the world. The views across Tokyo were only bettered when it turned darker outside and the lights of the city began to shine, absolutely amazing. The windows are from the... More

My first real tast of Kobe beef and it was everything I had heard and more. My wife and daughter had the other Japanese cuts and they were fine too but the Kobe was superfine. As your teeth press on each bite they explode with flavor and then melt like butter. I can believe the waiter when he said you... More

The restaurant is quite ok. Pricey of course, you don't only pay for the food, you pay for the atmosphere and the view. The thing is to sit in the bar, with a whisky and relax with good friends. breathtaking. More

The bar where Lost In Translation was filmed. A short walk from Shinjuku Station. A little hard to find the hotel entrance, but worth persevering for. Great view from the top, good, if overpriced food. A $50 hamburger! Worth checking out. More

We were staying at the Park Hyatt, so we thought why not, we should give it a try. The atmosphere is great, top-of-the-high-rise kinda of feel with dark moody lighting and some good jazz. Not unlike Cloud 9 in Shanghai, although that's double the height above ground! Unfortunately the food isn't that great. I don't know, maybe coming from Australia... More

We celebrated our last night in Tokyo at the New York Grill. Positives: The menu is very good with lots of choice, and the venue is lovely. Live music and great customer service. Negatives: Unfortunately we had to send back ALL of our meals as they weren't hot at all: this is something we wouldn’t expect to have to do... More

When in Tokyo,head for the New York Bar at the Park Hyatt.granted,the location of the hotel is not the most central, if there is such a thing as a city center in the worlds' most exciting of cities,and this is not a cheap experience but boy will you have views of the city,good entertainment and yes of course, having drinks... More