I went to the café by Aman at Aman Tokyo, located in Otemachi. I tried their mini afternoon tea set called "Foret Dessert." I made a reservation in advance and was seated at a table by the window. I ordered the Strawberry Foret Dessert, which included a savory platter, strawberry and pistachio choux pastry, strawberry mousse, strawberry and cream cheese Mont Blanc, strawberry fruit tart, yuzu parfait with strawberry sauce, and strawberry soup. I chose Darjeeling tea to drink, which had a refreshing and delicate flavor. The savory platter included beef pastrami and cheese, olive, and sun-dried tomato tart, as well as crab and trout caviar terrine. The strawberry and pistachio choux pastry was a delightful dessert with crunchy choux pastry and creamy pistachio ice cream. The strawberry mousse had a jelly surface and a soft jam center. The strawberry and cream cheese Mont Blanc was a delicious combination of financiers, cream cheese, and strawberry chocolate. The strawberry fruit tart had a chewy texture and a concentrated strawberry flavor. The yuzu parfait with strawberry sauce was refreshing and tasty. The strawberry soup was like a strawberry juice with fruit bits and a sweet cream topping. Overall, the desserts were all delicious and beautifully presented.

I used it for afternoon tea. The cakes were very cute and the atmosphere of the shop was really lovely. Before the cake set arrived, we had some light snacks, including savory items, which made the cakes and sweets even more delicious. The space is truly beautiful and every corner is Instagrammable, but the staff's service is very poor. While there are some very nice staff members, there are also extremely unfriendly, inattentive, and uncommunicative ones. It's really disappointing. It's not a cheap cafe for afternoon tea, so it's a shame that the quality of the staff is lacking. I would like to go back because the space is lovely, but being treated so poorly makes me lose the desire to go...

First visit. The interior of the shop was smaller than I thought... I wanted to sit on the terrace, but it was too hot so I gave up. The menu was also smaller than I expected, and I couldn't find anything satisfying to eat lightly. The juice was rich and delicious! The atmosphere was calm and nice.

When I went to eat shaved ice, it turned out they closed at 5 pm, so I missed it by 2 minutes. I was disappointed, but they offered to serve the dessert from their lunch course menu, so I ended up ordering a raspberry and black tea tart. It was incredibly delicious, so I was satisfied in the end. I still want to come back for the shaved ice someday.

Lunch at a terrace surrounded by greenery. The service was impeccable and the stay was very pleasant. The food was perfect. We had chilled soup, shrimp cocktail, bouillabaisse, and a dessert with berries, tea, and lychee. Next time, I would like to enjoy afternoon tea. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

The location and food were both fantastic! It's a very popular restaurant located about a 5-minute walk from Otemachi. I didn't realize they only offer set courses for lunch, but I managed to finish my meal in 40 minutes. The service was excellent and I was very satisfied. Both the meat and dessert were delicious. I think it's the kind of place where you can enjoy champagne on the terrace and relax. I aspire to have that kind of lifestyle!

I have visited the cafe at Aman Tokyo before. Last time, the terrace was closed due to rain. This time, the weather was overcast and not too hot, perfect for sitting on the terrace. However, we decided to have lunch inside. We started with a very smooth and delicious corn soup and bread. The menu offered a choice of several appetizers and mains. I was intrigued by all of them but ended up choosing the cocktail shrimp. It was different than I expected, more like a salad. For the main course, I had fish. I have used the patisserie at Aman Tokyo before, and it was quite sweet. Perhaps too sweet. I could have done without dessert. A single piece of chocolate would have been nice. Surrounded by greenery, we leisurely enjoyed our meal for about 90 minutes. The staff informed us that there was a 90-minute time limit for each table. It felt a bit short for a course meal. Two hours would be more appropriate. There were many women in the cafe, so conversations tended to be lengthy. Having a time limit is understandable, but perhaps 2 hours would be better. We were prompted to move to the counter for dessert and coffee. The counter seats also offered a view of the greenery and a calming atmosphere. The staff could notify customers when their 90 minutes were up. Dessert time took about 30 minutes to enjoy leisurely. In the end, it took about 2 hours in total. It seems that the staff may have intentionally structured the dining experience this way. They can politely inform customers when their time is up and encourage them to move on. It's important to be mindful of this as a customer. Thank you for the meal!

Visited by reservation on Sunday at 12:30. The restaurant had fewer seats than expected. Upon entering through the main tower entrance, we were directed to a separate building. There was a doorman, which added to the feeling of arriving at a special place. We had reserved a set course, so we were given the drink menu to order from. The course allowed us to choose an appetizer and a main dish. The warm green pea soup with mint sauce topping was an interesting combination. The soup had a nice bean texture from the green peas, and the refreshing mint added a unique twist. The appetizer was a mash of potatoes and cod with a crispy cheese topping, which was delicious. The cod was tender and the cheese leaf was a nice touch. For the main dish, we chose fish which was accompanied by plenty of vegetables and a slightly tangy sauce that complemented the dish well. The dessert was a pistachio and strawberry opera cake, rich and decadent, with a refreshing vanilla ice cream on top. The strawberry candy decoration added a cute touch. Bread was unlimited with butter. The three staff members who served us were all polite and provided excellent service.

I had the lunch course. I had a wonderful time surrounded by nature. It was a bit pricey at around 6,000 yen per person, but it included soup, appetizer, bread, main dish, dessert, and coffee, all of which were delicious. However, we had to leave exactly after 1.5 hours, which felt a bit short.

This is a review of a weekday lunch. Next to the building is a 3,600m² "Otemachi Forest" with plenty of greenery and birds, creating a calming and pleasant atmosphere in the heart of the city. It may be a bit difficult to find the hotel entrance from the Otemachi Tower floor, so some guidance may be needed for those inviting others. The lunch menu includes what is shown in the photo plus a café latte, costing around 5,000 to 6,000 yen on weekdays. While it may be a bit special for the average person, the food, atmosphere, and service are all of high quality. The course included green pea soup, smoked salmon salad, and white fish. Although it was all fish this time, there was no sense of dissatisfaction, and the sauce for the main fish dish was light yet rich and wonderful. The strawberry cake at the end was dangerously delicious, with a perfect balance that leaves you wanting more.

Sakura Forede Sale ¥5440・Savory Grissini / Tart / Campagne・Sakura and Strawberry Tart・Sakura Raspberry Mousse・Sakura Macaron・Sakura VacherinA tea set that is a bit more casual than an Afternoon Tea. I made a reservation and went because it was Sakura sweets. Probably less crowded than Afternoon Tea, and the portion is also moderate. You can have unlimited refills of one drink of your choice, and I had 3 pots of Rooibos Cream Orange Tea... The cookies were delicious! The tart and the base of the mousse were very tasty. This should satisfy my craving for Sakura sweets...

This is a post from a while ago. A building in Otemachi, with a bank on the bottom and a hotel on top. There's a stylish cafe on the first floor, perfect for afternoon tea. They also have terrace seating, which would be nice once it gets warmer. It's a place that makes you forget you're right in the heart of the city.

In the small green space behind Aoyama Cemetery, there is a cafe-restaurant called Aman. Surrounded by greenery, it is a healing space where you forget that you are in the middle of an office district. It is quite popular, so we made a reservation. Reservations require choosing a course, which includes a choice of appetizer and main dish, as well as a course with fava bean potage and strawberry and pistachio opera. The dishes were stylish and just the right amount.

I usually use the lunch course. The atmosphere is great. You can't see much from the outside, but the view from inside to outside is nice. The main dish is fish. The dessert cake was incredibly delicious! Thank you for the meal. (I can't afford to go for lunch at this price range on my own, haha)

During a tea break at Aman's cafe on the first floor, I enjoyed a mango juice. The drinks are priced around 2000 yen, which is typical for a hotel, but the service and atmosphere are great, allowing you to relax. It's also perfect for business meetings, and they welcome baby strollers.

The restaurant had a stylish atmosphere with terrace seating. The food overall was delicious. Do you know if places like this offer unlimited bread refills? The bread was just average. Sometimes you come across places with incredibly delicious bread, but this one was just okay.

I was able to have lunch with my friends at a restaurant I had been wanting to try. The exterior of the restaurant looked stylish, but the staff seemed a bit cold. The food was delicious, but I thought it was a bit expensive for what it was. When the dessert came, the staff who I thought was scary earlier suddenly said, "Congratulations on your marriage," with a smile. They kindly offered to take a photo of us. With my friend's surprise and all, I left feeling happy. I am satisfied with my experience, but I don't think I would go back again. My friend made the reservation, so I don't know the exact prices.

Enjoy the Christmas Forest Sale at The Café by Aman at Aman Tokyo. 【Period】December 1st to December 25th 【Price】¥5,819 per person (including tax) 【Address】1-5-6 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo ✿ Menu ✿ Savory Assortment Vanilla and Chocolate Rouleaux Yuzu and Orange Tart Maple Sugar Financier with Pistachio Cream Gingerbread Man Cookie Fromage Blanc Semifreddo Champagne Jelly ☕️ Drink Choose one drink from the following options: Coffee, Cafe au Lait, Cappuccino, Espresso, Decaf, Iced Coffee, Iced Cafe Latte Darjeeling, Assam, Earl Grey, Jasmine, English Breakfast, Chamomile, Mint, Dudrops, Iced Earl Grey #amantokyo #aman #xmas #christmas #afternoontea #tokyo #AmanTokyo #Christmas #afternoontea #OtemachiCafe #OtemachiGourmet #TokyoCafe #TokyoGourmet #NunActivity #Instagrammable #Photogenic

Christmas Fore de Seire!☃️ My favorite is the semi-freddo made to look like a snowman with blueberries and fromage blanc☃️ The savory assortment of grissini is topped with roast beef instead of prosciutto. It's a bit casual and the restaurant is small, plus you can only refill your drink once, so it feels a bit lacking. [Menu] Savory assortment, Petit dessert selection: vanilla and chocolate blueberries, yuzu and orange tart, maple sugar financiers with pistachio cream, gingerbread cookies, fromage blanc semi-freddo, champagne jelly.

Otemachi The Cafe by Aman Tokyo is easily accessible from Otemachi and Tokyo Station, making it convenient once you know the location. This time, I tried their Halloween-themed afternoon tea ☕️✨ The portion size was just right, allowing for a casual enjoyment of afternoon tea ❤️ Once you choose a tea at the beginning, it becomes all-you-can-drink. The Halloween Foret Dessert (4,428 yen) included a savory assortment, a selection of mini desserts, and drinks such as Assam (HOT) ☕️ The mini desserts had Halloween-inspired touches like raspberry sauce that changed color when stirred, making it both fun and delicious! The only downside was that the seating time was a bit short at 1 hour and 30 minutes. Overall, I was very satisfied! Thank you for the meal ✨

My daughter and I stopped by here after running errands in Otemachi, intending to have a coffee or a glass of champagne. It was just before 5 pm, an odd time, so the place was empty except for one couple leaving, and another person at the counter who soon left as well, leaving us alone. The view outside the window was of the greenery of Otemori, with chansons playing, creating a very elegant evening atmosphere. Looking at the menu, a glass of champagne was 3,795 yen (including tax), but the Forest Appetizer with a glass of champagne was 6,325 yen. Even though we didn't plan to eat, we were drawn in by the cost-effectiveness and ended up ordering it. First, a Duval-Leroy Brut Reserve was brought to our table. They poured it quite generously (smiling). Soon, the Forest Appetizer board arrived. It was more plentiful than expected, with lots of greens. - Crudite (vegetable sticks) with miso dip - Pastrami and breadsticks with truffle - Salmon cream and salmon roe mini tart - Anchovy pie - Nut croquant - Cheese crostini - Camembert pate with greens and charcoal sprinkled on top, and cheese galette shaped like leaves as decoration. Each item had a good amount of volume. The moist pastrami with truffle was delicious, and the cream sauce between the breadsticks had a hint of truffle aroma. The breadsticks themselves were not too salty and thick, which I liked. The miso sauce for the crudite worked well with the plentiful greens. Each item was a small, meticulously crafted world of its own and all were truly delicious. Of course, the amount was not very generous for just one glass of champagne. My daughter added a glass of white wine, which was also poured generously. When I suggested we leave since my husband was waiting, my daughter insisted on having dessert, so we headed to La Patisserie on the basement floor of the main building.