センス
Sense
Delicate and dramatic Cantonese dining with stunning city views.
Dining
Cantonese, Luxury Dining, Fine Dining
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Located on the 37th floor of Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo, Sense offers a breathtaking dining experience with panoramic views of Tokyo, including the iconic Tokyo Skytree. Chef Toshiyuki Nakama crafts exquisite Cantonese dishes that surpass traditional flavors. The menu features highlights like Barbecued Platinum Pork with Honey Glaze, Double-boiled Superior Broth with Abalone, and Barbecued Kyoto Duck served in two ways. On weekends and public holidays, enjoy a delightful Dim Sum menu, meticulously prepared by the Dim Sum Chef.
Facilities & Services
- Private Dining Rooms
- Sommelier Service
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