Tokyo’s Best Buffets-3 Tokyo Station Buffet #travel #japantravel #digitalnomad #japan
Let’s continue our journey and talk about the Tokyo Buffet Restaurant. This is located on the 12th floor of the Damaroo Department Store building at Tokyo Station. The ambiencece is open, informal, and relaxed with a large window with a great view looking out onto Tokyo. There is a large and constantly refreshed sushi table. Lots of selection of salmon, tuna, herring, and meal. As you would expect, I tried them all and they were all very good. I even went back for more. There’s a large table of tempura with lots of vegetables and fish, but for some reason the DA was there. There was no tempora shrimp. There’s a cold bar area with some nice nibbles like potato salad and cold meats. There’s another table with more sliced meats, fish, a lasagna type dish, and some French fries. All in all, there was plenty of choice. The dessert table was very good. It had banana bread, a fantastic fruit pudding made with exotic fruit and condensed milk. There were a couple of creme caramel variations, and some mochi and brownies. You can be sure I checked out all the desserts, and the quality of everything was very, very good. I had no complaints. This restaurant is about $22 for lunch and about 50 if you want the basket of crab legs. Now, it’s a great choice if you have a late afternoon flight out of Tokyo and want to get your last taste of Japan before taking the dreaded journey back to your home
The CyberIrishman visits Tokyo’s best buffes number 3
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