チャイナルーム
China Room
A sophisticated Chinese dining experience, offering traditional flavors with a modern touch at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo.
Dining
Tokyo, Chinese, Fine Dining, Hyatt
MK Guide Recommends
China Room, located within the Grand Hyatt Tokyo, offers a refined Chinese dining experience in an elegant, contemporary setting. The restaurant focuses on traditional Cantonese cuisine, with a menu that highlights a balance of flavors and textures, prepared using premium ingredients. With its stylish interior and attentive service, China Room is ideal for both intimate meals and larger gatherings. Whether enjoying dim sum or signature dishes, guests are invited to savor the rich culinary heritage of China in the heart of Tokyo.
Facilities & Services
- Private dining rooms
- Exclusive wine list
- Reservations required
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