Tokyo, Japan
Restaurants & Menus
Aman Tokyo Restaurants & Menus
Aman Tokyo runs five distinct dining venues rather than a single flagship restaurant, and the split is deliberate: Arva carries the hotel's fine-dining weight with southern Italian cooking under a Venice-trained chef, Musashi by Aman is a tiny, counter-only sushi omakase with only a handful of seats a night, and The Lounge by Aman handles everything from breakfast to a Wagyu burger under the atrium's washi-paper ceiling. La Pâtisserie by Aman, tucked on the B2 floor, runs an independent bakery and pastry program serious enough that Tokyo residents visit for takeaway alone, and The Café by Aman covers casual lunch and dinner for guests who want something faster than a full seating. Reservations for Musashi in particular need to be secured weeks out — it is genuinely one of the harder tables in the hotel, despite sitting inside a guest floor rather than a standalone destination restaurant.
Arva
Southern Italian · $$$$
Arva is Aman Tokyo's principal restaurant and the venue that carries most of the hotel's fine-dining reputation, built around the cooking of…
Full menu & review →Musashi by Aman
Edomae Sushi Omakase · $$$$$
Musashi by Aman is the hotel's most exclusive reservation by a wide margin — an omakase sushi counter with only a small number of seats each…
Full menu & review →The Lounge by Aman
All-Day, Western, Chinese & Japanese · $$$
The Lounge sits at the base of the hotel's 30-metre atrium and functions as Aman Tokyo's all-day room, open to outside guests as well as res…
Full menu & review →La Pâtisserie by Aman
Bakery & Pastry · $$
Set apart from the rest of the hotel on the B2 floor of Otemachi Tower, La Pâtisserie runs an independent bakery and pastry program serious …
Full menu & review →The Café by Aman
Casual, All-Day · $$
A more casual, faster-turning alternative to The Lounge, used for a quicker lunch or dinner without the pacing of a full seated meal. It rou…
Full menu & review →Aman Tokyo dining FAQ
- How many restaurants does Aman Tokyo have?
- Aman Tokyo has 5 dining venues on property.
- What is Arva at Aman Tokyo?
- Arva serves Southern Italian cuisine ($$$$). Arva is Aman Tokyo's principal restaurant and the venue that carries most of the hotel's fine-dining reputation, built around the cooking of chef Masakazu Hiraki, who trained in Venice before returning to Japan.
- How do I book Arva?
- Book the course menu at least several days ahead for dinner; à la carte and lunch seatings are easier to secure on shorter notice.
- What is Musashi by Aman at Aman Tokyo?
- Musashi by Aman serves Edomae Sushi Omakase cuisine ($$$$$). Musashi by Aman is the hotel's most exclusive reservation by a wide margin — an omakase sushi counter with only a small number of seats each evening, built around a single hinoki cypress bar where master chef Musashi prepares and serves each course directly.
- How do I book Musashi by Aman?
- This is the hardest reservation in the hotel — request it at the time you book your room, not after arrival, given how few counter seats exist per evening.
- What is The Lounge by Aman at Aman Tokyo?
- The Lounge by Aman serves All-Day, Western, Chinese & Japanese cuisine ($$$). The Lounge sits at the base of the hotel's 30-metre atrium and functions as Aman Tokyo's all-day room, open to outside guests as well as residents from 11am to 10pm.
- How do I book The Lounge by Aman?
- Afternoon tea books out on weekends — reserve several days ahead if visiting Friday through Sunday; walk-ins are generally fine for lunch on weekdays.
- What is La Pâtisserie by Aman at Aman Tokyo?
- La Pâtisserie by Aman serves Bakery & Pastry cuisine ($$). Set apart from the rest of the hotel on the B2 floor of Otemachi Tower, La Pâtisserie runs an independent bakery and pastry program serious enough that it draws Tokyo office workers and residents for takeaway, not just hotel guests.
- How do I book La Pâtisserie by Aman?
- No reservation needed — it operates as a walk-in bakery counter rather than a seated restaurant.
- What is The Café by Aman at Aman Tokyo?
- The Café by Aman serves Casual, All-Day cuisine ($$). A more casual, faster-turning alternative to The Lounge, used for a quicker lunch or dinner without the pacing of a full seated meal.