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A Chinese restaurant in the Shiba Park Hotel, next to Zojoji Temple, Peking was opened in 1960 as Japan's first hotel-affiliated luxury Chinese restaurant, and this spring, on the occasion of the renovation of the hotel's main building, it opens in renewed form at the hotel's annex – just in time for its 55th anniversary. Under its new concept, 'casual yet royal Chinese cuisine', it will be serving signature Chinese dishes like authentic Peking duck and shark fin soup. Commemorating this rebirth, a special prix fixe dinner course (¥5,500 per person) will be available on weekdays for two or more diners (from March 10).
Open (renewal) March 10 2015
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Transport Onarimon Station (Mita line); Daimon Station (Asakusa, Oedo lines)
Telephone 03 5470 7671
Open Lunch 11:30am-2:30pm, dinner 5pm-9pm (4pm-9pm Sat, Sun, holidays and until March 3) / closed March 4-9, 2015
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