I had to cancel a sudden invitation at 7 am, so I joined a sightseeing tour in Asakusa. In the evening, I came here. I have visited here a few times, but due to the pandemic, they are offering a wagon service instead of a buffet. I still find buffets enjoyable. Currently, my food options are limited due to my health condition, so I am grateful for being able to enjoy my favorite foods. I discovered that I can enjoy the meat by adding grain mustard for flavor. Thank you for the meal. This happened on the last day of the three-day weekend.

Various delicious dishes, including a view of the Skytree from the window, enhance the gourmet experience. This buffet restaurant is recommended for its good value. Every item was delicious, and I wished the time limit was 120 minutes instead of 90 minutes. It was a delightful 90-minute gourmet experience at the buffet in a hotel. The food was so delicious, including the desserts, and the atmosphere with the view and interior was great. Thank you for the wonderful lunch experience.

I visited the restaurant with my family on a regular morning. The location is on the 26th floor of Asakusa View Hotel, overlooking the Skytree. The hotel is conveniently located on Kaminarimon Street, directly connected to the Tsukuba Express (TX) Asakusa Station. However, the escalator-equipped A2 exit in front of the hotel is more convenient. I had stayed at the hotel since yesterday, so I had breakfast here. The Morning Buffet, which opens at 7:00 am, costs 3,080 yen. Breakfast seems to be exclusive to hotel guests. I arrived at the floor five minutes before opening time, but there was no line. Only a few groups arrived at the opening time. I handed in my breakfast ticket and was guided to a pair of seats overlooking the Skytree. There were cards placed on the table that could be flipped over. I explored the buffet table, which had a wide variety of carefully selected items. Should I go for Japanese or Western food? Let's start with the Japanese food section, which included tofu and thick fried tofu from Ichikawa Tofu shop nearby, red salmon, shishamo fish, okonomiyaki, onsen tamago, rice (Niigata Koshihikari), and miso soup. The rice was particularly delicious, with a glossy and chewy texture. The tofu had a rich soybean aroma. Shishamo fish is rare to find at buffets. For the second round, I tried the cold meats, ham, shrimp (with sweet chili sauce), and quiche, which were all good. I also had bread, guava juice, and blended coffee. Among them, the shrimp and quiche stood out. The hard bread was especially tasty. Cups for takeout were available near the reception. The staff outnumbered the diners, and they were very attentive, engaging in bold communication at the reception and in the hall. It seemed like there were no group tourists today. Overall, it was a pleasant experience. Thank you for the meal.

Visited for breakfast on August 10th (Thursday). I stayed at this hotel to try out the buffet that had caught my interest before! I arrived around 8:10 am and it was about 80% full, but I was able to get a table! The window seats with a perfect view of the Skytree were naturally taken, so I asked if I could move there when it became available, and they kindly agreed! However, since it faces east, the morning sun was quite bright... (they do have sunshades though, haha). There were many foreign guests, mostly from China and Southeast Asia, reflecting in the variety of dishes available. I've noticed this trend at other hotels as well, but recently there has been a great selection of fruits and cereals. The fresh juices like kiwi, guava, and mango were delicious! They also had a good selection of Western dishes. This hotel excels in sweets. They had homemade jellies and traditional Japanese sweets, making me feel happy from the morning. However, it seemed like they were having trouble keeping up with replenishing the dishes due to the busy breakfast crowd. A bit disappointing, but everyone was working hard! Overall, I felt that this restaurant received high marks. The food was really delicious. I'll have to try it for dinner next time. Thank you for the meal!

Honestly, I didn't have high expectations for buffets in Tokyo in general, but Sky Grill Buffet Musashi was actually quite delicious. The grill section had Niigata Pork chops, grilled lamb chops, and steaks that were fantastic. The shrimps were also great, with a nice smokey flavor and perfectly charred. The tempura and other appetizers were decent, but the soba bar was a bit disappointing. I especially enjoyed the crab cream croquette and the tangy tar tar sauce. I booked the package through @klooktravel, which was very convenient and we even got window seats without extra charge. A welcome drink of rose wine was included. I recommend this place for anniversaries or special occasions!

I used the morning buffet the day after watching fireworks. It was a typical buffet breakfast. There were a lot of children at the restaurant, so it was quite lively. The taste was generally average, with the fruits not being very delicious. The rice was cold and I couldn't eat it. The Japanese-style omelette was tasty. There were just a lot of people.

The restaurant offers a fantastic view and a wide variety of dishes at the buffet. There were many Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes available, and when I visited, they were having a Niigata Fair with dishes like soba and Niigata beef. They also had plenty of bread and fruits, including melons and watermelons. I was surprised to see Garigari-kun ice cream at the ice cream station (laughs). The staff were quick to clear away used plates, so there was never a problem finding a place to set down your plate while getting food. It was a wonderful memory in Tokyo. Thank you for the delicious meal! ★

The buffet zone has a wide variety of dishes and a nice atmosphere, but it can be a bit crowded and hard to move around when there are many people. There were three premium cards on the table, which you can exchange for food at your convenience. The premium meats were especially delicious and melted in your mouth. It cost ¥6500 on weekdays, and the view was also nice. I left satisfied.

Tsukuba Express, Asakusa Station, a great location just a short walk from the bicycle parking lot exit... With easy transfers from the Oedo Line at Shin-Okachimachi Station and Akihabara Station, Asakusa has become a convenient town. This time, I went to a buffet... Summary: 1) The first group can enter around 11:15 am (food grabbing frenzy ends at 12:50 pm) 2) 95% of the customers are women (a mix of domestic and international ladies) 3) Everything was okay, not bad 4) The soba was delicious 5) The beef sirloin was the best choice for meat 6) The melon was good 7) The clear soup-like dish was tasty 8) Tempura had a 70% batter ratio 9) Broccoli seemed frozen 10) There was injection meat Overall, I would like to go again. The specialty meat dishes and desserts were a bit lacking, to be honest... Looking forward to the next visit. Thank you for the meal.

There aren't many dishes that are not delicious here, and I often come casually to this buffet. This time they had a Niigata Fair. The pork was a bit tough, and the sausages felt dry when they cooled down, but the soba and dipping sauce were excellent. The meat with cassis mustard is really delicious, so I recommend it.

Lunchtime costs ¥4900, reserved online the day before for the 11:30 am slot. Arrived at 11:10 am. Surprisingly, even though it was a weekday, there were more than 10 people already waiting in the lobby, with no available seats. I was prepared to stand for another 20 minutes, but thankfully they started letting people in at 11:15 am, just 5 minutes later. The highlight for me was the sautéed shrimp, cooked in a frying pan right in front of you and served warm. They also had various meat dishes like sirloin steak, miso, and lamb, with a selection of sauces to choose from (steak sauce, plum mustard, etc.) which really enhanced the flavors. I felt like it needed some salt if you eat it without the sauce. The draft beer (medium) was a bit pricey at ¥1500, but you can opt for all-you-can-drink for ¥3000.

You can enjoy a delicious buffet while overlooking the impressive view of Asakusa! There were plenty of seasonal dishes, including meat, fish, vegetables, desserts, Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisine. Personally, the crab ramen was the best!!

Last time, in the midst of the pandemic, the food was provided through a wagon service, but this time we had to go pick up the food ourselves. With a 90-minute time limit, it was hard to choose the dishes I really wanted as many customers were there at the same time. I ended up feeling frustrated because I unexpectedly got full and couldn't eat everything I wanted. If paying the same price, I think it's better to be able to eat the amount of food you like.

I had a birthday party at a yakiniku restaurant nearby. In the past, I brought a cake to the restaurant and ate it as a finale, but later I realized that it was a bit rude to do so when they were busy. So this time, I told my friends no cake. After enjoying the yakiniku, I changed my mind and decided that a cake was necessary before going to karaoke. I hurriedly came to this place on the 26th floor just as the buffet was starting. I was able to get in, and I chose this pancake cake from the two options available. It was even more delicious than I expected, and I was impressed. The view was amazing because it was a sky view, and I could see the Skytree clearly. The Asakusa View Hotel is built along the Sumida River, so the scenery was fantastic.

I made a reservation for lunch and was seated at a table with a nice view by the window. The seating is limited to 90 minutes, but it went by quickly. I have been here a few times before and it's a place I keep coming back to. They provide vinyl gloves for each guest, which I always use. My mother really likes this place. There were a few mother-daughter pairs, groups of friends having a girls' night out, and families dining when I was there. The age range seems to be on the higher side, perhaps due to the location. The staff are very friendly and there are some menu items that the chef prepares right in front of you. The food is delicious, especially the meat dishes.

I had breakfast buffet at a restaurant on the 26th floor of Asakusa View Hotel. The tables by the window had a fantastic view of Tokyo Skytree and Asakusa Temple. There were many delicious dishes to choose from, making it hard to decide what to eat. I requested a soft-boiled egg at the live kitchen, and they cooked it in a stone oven. It was delicious when I put it on hot rice and added soy sauce. The salad, grilled salmon, thick fried tofu, and sautéed burdock were all tasty. Both the food and the view made for a very satisfying breakfast.

Asakusa View Hotel, 26th floor, breakfast included plan. Breakfast buffet alone has price fluctuations of 3,080 yen to start. Visited at 8 am, two families of 10 people waiting. Even after finishing eating, there was still a waiting line. Shabu-shabu seemed to be a recommended dish but was always popular and kept getting pushed back. The bread was from Honoka on the 1st floor. Curious about the Chinese-style side dishes sold at Honoka. Slightly regret not buying. Paper bags were provided at the table, but it turns out they were for gloves and trash. Seats had various views of Skytree and Asakusa Temple, but it was a luxury to dine there, as the view was almost the same as the room where we stayed or the lounge we used the night before, just on a different floor. Counter seats were for 1-2 guests, while groups of 3 or more were directed to the tables behind. It was very crowded, with a lot of people moving around, causing collisions between guests and staff. I don't like buffets, so I was getting tired of it. But there were other factors to consider besides profit and loss. Coffee takeaway service to the room was a nice touch. Thank you for the meal.

I enjoyed various types of buffets such as Japanese and Western cuisine. There were many menu items such as meat dishes, egg dishes, and pasta that were made right in front of you, so you can enjoy them freshly made. There are also luxurious menu items that are available in limited quantities with tickets. The dessert buffet has a wide variety of options, which I think would be irresistible for those who love sweets.

It was delicious after all. I went with my friends for the first time in a while! The menu was slightly different, but all the dishes were delicious and this buffet is my favorite. The view is also amazing! There is a special plate and dessert only once per person, and they are quite extravagant. I think it was garlic rice seared beef wrapped with uni and ikura? The dessert was bottled silk sweet and chestnut cake. Well, it was delicious, but the portion was physically too much and I couldn't finish it... The cake was quite big, right? I wanted to eat it, but I had to leave some because I was already full! If you like sweets, you might want to eat them first haha.

I stayed at "Asakusa View Hotel" for one night with a dinner buffet included. The buffet restaurant, "Sky Grill Buffet Musashi," is located on the 26th floor of the hotel. You can enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner at the buffet. Dinner costs 6,900 yen for adults, and it was included in my plan. There are window seats available, but even if you don't sit by the window, you can still see the Skytree. The buffet spread includes a variety of Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes, all neatly arranged and constantly replenished by the chefs. The grilled beef dishes were my favorite, especially the beef sirloin and beef sagari grills. The pasta made on the spot with various sauces was also delicious. The Chinese dishes were flavorful, and the grilled meat was a highlight. The dessert selection was impressive, with autumn-themed treats like Mont Blanc and caramel chestnut. Overall, the food was delicious, and the service was excellent.