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A Sophisticated Retreat With Chinese Cuisine at KARIN

A Sophisticated Retreat With Chinese Cuisine at KARIN

Chinese cuisine as a sophisticated retreat

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Come and enjoy authentic Chinese cuisine in fashion at KARIN. It’s located in the ANA InterContinental Tokyo in the center of Tokyo and within walking distance of Roppongi. Government offices, corporate buildings and embassies of various countries make up the surrounding area, making it a good stop after a business meeting or leisure activities outside.

KARIN offers Chinese delicacies based on the philosophy of “medicine and food of the same origin”. There is a wide variety of authentic flavors of Cantonese, Shanghai, Sichuan, Beijing, Chaozhou, and Hong Kong cuisine. The chefs arrange and prepare every dish with high-quality ingredients, resulting in an elegant yet deep and rich taste. The restaurant’s interior has a simple but sophisticated atmosphere allowing an appropriate dining experience. Being divided into four zones with each a different interior, it can be enjoyed in various ways depending on your purpose and mood. For a special occasion or to spend time in a private setting, you can reserve one of the private rooms to create a more exclusive ambiance for your next dining experience.

You can make a reservation here or visit their website to get a better look.

Restaurant Details

Lunch:
Monday – Friday: 11:30 am – 2:30 pm
Weekends: 11:30 am – 3 pm
Dinner: 5 pm – 10 pm
Closed on Tuesdays from June

3F ANA InterContinental Tokyo
1-12-33 Akasaka, Minato-ku

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Nick Gericke

Growing up in a peaceful neighborhood in Berlin, Nick sought a little more thrill in life. Initially coming to Japan to study, he eventually pursued becoming a writer. Most days he's outside exploring the city or enjoying the seasonal flowers in a nearby park. When the evening sets in, he can be found at rock lives, making friends at parties or jamming at the next dance practice.