Great view, excellent service from the staff. The meat is also very delicious. I am very satisfied with the all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu. Both the shabu-shabu and the scenery are amazing.

It was lunchtime on the weekend, so the restaurant was bustling with groups and families. They offer lunch set meals, but today I ordered the all-you-can-eat course starting from noon. The sesame dressing was as delicious as ever. Located on the 32nd floor of the St. Luke's Garden, the view is fantastic.

Inside the hotel, there is a specialty restaurant for shabu-shabu and sukiyaki. I hear that you can enjoy luxurious black wagyu beef here. The steak set is impressive, with high-quality meat meticulously arranged. At first glance, it's a sight that makes your mouth water. The top-quality wagyu beef is cooked medium rare, and the combination of its fat and sauce is exquisite. It spreads over the rice, creating a wonderful flavor. Looking out the window while enjoying this sensation, you can see a stunning view from the high-rise buildings. It feels like both your body and mind are floating in the air. Take a break with a crispy salad and enjoy it all in one go.

My aunt who lives in St. Luke's Tower took me to Shabuzen on the 32nd floor of the same tower. It was a reunion after not being able to meet due to the pandemic, so it was a special occasion. The night view was beautiful, but I didn't pay much attention to it. The restaurant mainly serves shabu-shabu and sukiyaki, but this time we opted for a simple kaiseki meal. The matsutake mushroom steamed in a pot was delicious as a seasonal dish.

I always rely on Shabuzen Ginza, located on the 32nd floor with a fantastic view along the canal. This time, I tried the Matsusaka beef all-you-can-eat course, which was on a special fair for just a little over 10,000 yen. Even the regular 10,000 yen course is satisfying enough. If you simply want to enjoy meat-based sukiyaki, the 10,000 yen course is a steal in Tokyo. The staff will cook the first batch of meat and vegetables as an example. You can have unlimited refills of eggs, so I indulged in changing them every 2-3 rounds. The Matsusaka beef, with its refined marbling, is a treat to savor. The variety of seasonal vegetables adds to the enjoyment, making it a great experience for sukiyaki lovers. The taste is consistent across all Shabuzen locations, but with the added bonus of a great location, the Creston Hotel branch is a safe bet. The staff's support is excellent, making it a comfortable choice for families. Overall, it's a great place for a date night in Tokyo. If you're in Tokyo, be sure to visit Shabuzen!

Other emoticon explanations can be found in the profile. Especially things that are difficult to express in words can be conveyed through emoticons. Detailed evaluation: 3.3 points Price/Regular price: 9,000/11,000 Indicator: Recommended dish: Shabu-shabu, Dassai sake Taste impression: Average Atmosphere of the restaurant: Good night view Employees: Receptionist was slow Hygiene: Average Points: * Price/Regular price: A price that you would be willing to pay for the regular price * Please be aware that smoking can alter the taste of the food. 5 points or above: A restaurant that I wouldn't want to tell others about... so I won't list it. (Rarely, the name of a 5-point restaurant may be mentioned outside the list.) 5 points: Only one favorite restaurant per category (e.g. one ramen restaurant, one curry restaurant, etc.) 4.5 or above: Willing to travel far, line up, and use it repeatedly 4 points or above: Willing to use it repeatedly, able to recommend to business partners or friends 3.5 or above: Will add to the revisit list 3 points or above: If it's nearby... if there are no other options, I'll go 2 points or above: Look for another restaurant, won't go there myself 1 point: Will not go again, will refuse even if invited 1 point or below: No longer considered food, should not be in the service industry * Even if it's 3.5 or above, the rating may decrease if you get tired of the menu after visiting a few times.

I have stayed at this hotel multiple times and had breakfast at the 32nd floor restaurant "Shabu Zen". The breakfast comes with a choice of Japanese or Western style. I always choose the Japanese option, which includes rice or porridge. The food is carefully selected and gives a refined Japanese breakfast experience. The menu usually includes grilled salmon, mentaiko, roasted seaweed, and miso soup, with side dishes and furikake that vary each day. Although not listed on the menu, they also offer complimentary coffee after the meal. The location on the 32nd floor provides a great view of the Sumida River, Kachidoki, and Tsukishima, creating a refreshing atmosphere in the morning. The night view is also fantastic and highly recommended. I took a photo of the night view from outside, but I hope to share the view from the 32nd floor on my next visit.

Had lunch at "Shabuzen" on the 32nd floor of St. Luke's Tower ☀ Enjoyed the elegant set meal while overlooking the Tsukiji Market, which will be relocating this autumn. The tempura, sashimi, chawanmushi, and miso soup were all delicious (^q^) It would have been perfect if the rice was even tastier ⤴ For dessert, had almond jelly which was served with coffee - a perfect combination!

The shabu-shabu and sukiyaki all-you-can-eat had a good volume and was delicious! The pork had a lot of fat, so the beef with lean red meat was more delicious! The sesame sauce was the most delicious.

I visited the restaurant for the all-you-can-eat plan, the service was great and the food was delicious! The view was also beautiful!

The scenery is really nice! However, I felt like the location was a bit far from the station. The taste is delicious, just normal. They offer a variety of teppanyaki dishes, so I think you can be satisfied with the meal.

The food is still delicious as always.