Dinner in the Sky arrives in Tokyo, serves meals with a unique view above the city

Dangle your ft within the air as you take pleasure in a contemporary Japanese bento at this aerial restaurant.

Again in 2006, a brand new idea within the culinary world actually rose up in Belgium, giving diners the possibility to eat at a “flying” dinner desk floating 50 metres (164 ft) above the bottom. Known as “Dinner within the Sky“, the expertise quickly unfold all over the world, with places popping up in over 65 cities, together with Dubai, Rome, London…and now, lastly, Tokyo.

The placement for this iteration of Dinner within the Sky is Kiranah Backyard in Toyosu, which is likely one of the largest BBQ amenities in Tokyo. With beautiful views of Tokyo Bay and the Rainbow Bridge, Kiranah Backyard has a resort seaside vibe, with a pool and DJ sales space on website, in addition to areas for bonfires and barbecues.

▼ The advanced opened in 2022.

Dinner within the Sky takes you 40 metres above the positioning, the place you’ll be able to benefit from the thrill of floating within the air throughout considered one of 4 classes from 2-9:30 p.m. each day.

Diners are lifted into the air by crane, on seats outfitted with security belts at a counter round a kitchen space, the place employees serves up a meal based mostly on the idea of “Western-style osechi” (osechi is an auspicious multi-tiered boxed meal generally eaten in Japan at New Yr).

A complete of 9 dishes are served in heavy bento-style bins, with 4 appetisers (angel shrimp escabeche, purple snapper and snow crab rouleau, smoked salmon mousse petit choux, and seared Wagyu beef and coleslaw salad), 4 mains (beef cheeks stewed in purple wine, golden snapper confit, petit bread, and seasonal root vegetable dishes), and a chocolate financier for dessert.

Those that can afford to eat on the aerial restaurant, which opened on 13 March, will wish to head on over to the official web site to make a reservation. For the remainder of us, we’ll be rubbing shoulders with the locals and pinching pennies (or ought to we are saying “yennies”) on the metropolis’s hidden employees cafeterias and cut price basement diners.

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