Tokyo, Dine
Private dining rooms in Tokyo
The table and the room: private rooms, chef's counters, and whom to ask.
The table and the room: private dining rooms for six to twenty, chef's counters, and the person to ask for when booking.
The private room at Sazenka
The six-seat private room upstairs at Sazenka, Tomoya Kawada's Chinese restaurant with three Michelin stars, in a converted embassy residence in Minami-Azabu.
The private salon at L'Osier
The one private salon at L'Osier, Shiseido's French restaurant in Ginza, seating up to 10 under an Aubusson tapestry by Sonia Delaunay, served by a kitchen with three Michelin stars.
The upstairs tatami rooms at Akasaka Kikunoi
Four tatami rooms, a tea room among them, on the upper floor of Akasaka Kikunoi, Yoshihiro Murata's kaiseki house with two Michelin stars, for 3 to 20 guests at dinner.
The Versailles salon at Joël Robuchon
The largest of three private salons on the top floor of Joël Robuchon's château in Yebisu Garden Place, seating up to 12, served by a kitchen with three Michelin stars.
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Zaiyu Hasegawa's Japanese restaurant in Jingumae, with two Michelin stars, open for dinner only and booked by telephone for up to four.
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