The Lobby at The Peninsula Tokyo

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When tea time strikes in Tokyo, locals and visitors alike love The Lobby for a classic Peninsula Afternoon Tea under the iconic "hanabi" firework -inspired crystal chandelier. Stunning triple-tier towers filled with a delicious assortment of sweet and savoury treats grace The Lobby tables daily. Spoil yourself with The Lobby's à la carte menus, ideal for power lunches or a light, sophisticated dinner. Choose from a fine selection of international cuisine, from hearty Italian meals to Continental favourites and Japanese specialities, including seasonal sashimi from Tokyo's famed Tsuijki fish market.

Day of the Week	Opening Hours
Monday	6:30 - 11:00
Tuesday	6:30 - 11:00
Wednesday	6:30 - 11:00
Thursday	6:30 - 11:00
Friday	6:30 - 11:00
Saturday	6:30 - 11:00
Sunday	6:30 - 11:00

Cuisines

☕ Cafe
🥞 Diner

Dining Options

💺 Seating
♿ Wheelchair Accessible
🍽️ Table service
📅 Reservations
🅿️ Parking Available
💳 Accepts Visa
💳 Accepts Mastercard
💳 Accepts American Express
💳 Accepts Discover
🎶 Live Music
🍱 Lunch
🍳 Breakfast

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Excellent hotel decorations exquisite unbeatable service

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