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Grand Kitchen
Delight in an eclectic array of international cuisines with scenic views at Grand Kitchen.
Dining
Casual Dining, International Cuisine, All-Day Dining, Scenic Views
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Located on the Lobby Level of Palace Hotel Tokyo, Grand Kitchen offers a vibrant all-day dining experience with a diverse menu that includes American, French, Spanish, Italian, and Japanese dishes. The restaurant features an open kitchen and a cozy moat-side terrace, providing a scenic backdrop for any meal. Whether you're enjoying a power breakfast, a leisurely lunch, or a lively dinner, Grand Kitchen's dynamic setting and flavorful offerings make it a perfect choice for any occasion.
Facilities & Services
- Private Dining
- Outdoor Terrace
- Reservations Recommended
- Scenic Views
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