Do you know that there are many cruise tours in Tokyo? The prices are not too high, and it can be a fun experience. I recently discovered this and have planned to go on three cruise tours in Tokyo this summer. I recently visited the "Cruising Restaurant Symphony" for an afternoon cruise. The boat departs from Hinode Station and offers different cruise plans with or without meals. I opted for the afternoon cruise without a meal, which was affordable at 2,200 yen per person. The boat was spacious and had a luxurious interior. The cruise lasted 50 minutes, and we enjoyed the view of Rainbow Bridge. The experience was enhanced by live singing performances on board. Overall, it was a relaxing and enjoyable experience, and I recommend it for a unique outing in Tokyo.

Lunch cruise French 9000 yen, delicious water 900 yen. I managed to book on the day for an afternoon tea cruise, which is a 50-minute boarding time. Some reviews mentioned that 50 minutes is too short, so I opted for the longer lunch cruise which is about 2 hours. I wanted Italian cuisine but it was fully booked, so I chose the French option. Upon boarding, the ship was not as large as I expected but the interior was clean and it got me excited. The guests were dressed casually, so I felt at ease in my regular clothes. After being seated and given the menu, I ordered a drink separately. The food service started around the time of departure. The appetizer was a salmon marinated in a symphony of seafood, very satisfying. The pumpkin potage was the most delicious, rich in flavor. The main course was chicken thigh with lemon cream sauce and beef pate with a cream sauce. The chicken was tender and the beef pate was flavorful. For dessert, there was a homemade dessert of apple cake and ice cream, not too sweet with a refreshing apple taste. The coffee was quite dark. After the meal, we settled the drink bill at the table and had free time on the ship and deck. It was pleasant to spend time on the deck, especially in good weather. Overall, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food served on the cruise. The fixed menu might be a limitation for some, but considering the location, atmosphere, and service, I was very satisfied.

I enjoyed a French meal at a lovely table by the window! The dishes were just right in terms of variety and portion size, and I was very satisfied! The domestic beef, in particular, was very tender and delicious! I was surprised with a birthday celebration accompanied by piano music, thanks to my friends! After the meal, I got to watch the sunset from the boat and listen to a soprano singer perform, which was very enjoyable!

I got caught in a little rain, but I enjoyed some Italian cuisine while admiring the beautiful views of Tokyo Bay. Since the meal was included in the cruise fare, I didn't have high expectations. The meal consisted of salad, pasta, a main fish dish, and dessert. I realized that the main attraction was the cruise itself rather than the food. The enjoyable conversations among the other guests, the friendly service from the crew, the explanations about the scenery, and the ability to forget about the hustle and bustle of the city made it a great cruise experience. I heard they also offer sushi and French cuisine for both lunch and dinner, so I would like to try a different menu next time.

Located just a short walk from Higashi-Oi Station on the Yurikamome Line, as well as Hamamatsucho and Daimon, this place offers easy access to a cruising dinner experience. I made a reservation for the "Premium Special Beef Course (20,000 yen)" with a window seat. Arriving about 30 minutes before departure, the waiting room was already almost full, but the process went smoothly. The cruise operates from 19:00 to 21:30, allowing plenty of time to enjoy the French course and the view from the deck. As the ship set sail, the curtains were drawn back to reveal the stunning scenery including Rainbow Bridge, Odaiba, Shinagawa Pier, Tokyo Disneyland, Tokyo DisneySea, and Haneda Airport. The menu for the day included various dishes such as salmon and mascarpone mousse, seasonal soup, pan-seared fish with herb salad, domestic beef steak with seasonal vegetables, and homemade dessert. The quality of the food was impressive, with the steak being a personal favorite. The staff were polite and attentive, making it a truly enjoyable experience. While drinks are not included in the course price, considering the overall experience, it is worth the cost. There are more casual dining options available, as well as lunch and cruising-only plans, making it a great choice for special occasions like proposals or weddings. If you haven't tried it yet, I highly recommend considering this as an option.

I visited on a weekend. I was worried about getting seasick, so I wasn't confident about enjoying the buffet on board, but the buffet itself was so delicious that I ended up eating a lot. The staff were very kind, serving me roast beef and providing various other excellent services. I don't know if it was the seasickness medication working or if the captain was just skilled, but I had a great time and I would like to ride the ship again. Thank you for a wonderful time.

This time, I went to a company party held on this Symphony Cruise for the first time. The location is convenient, about 1000 yen by taxi from Tamachi, which I found better than taking the Yurikamome train. It was my first time attending a party on a boat, and I was pleasantly surprised by how big the boat was and that I didn't get seasick. The food was part of the course meal with all-you-can-drink service, which was decent for a company party. The boat ride lasted about 2 and a half hours. I would definitely like to try it again for a private event next time.

I used a sunset cruise that departed at 16:20 and returned in 2 hours. The usual route for the sunset cruise is to depart from Hinode Pier, pass under the Rainbow Bridge, go through Odaiba and Oi Pier, and then pass under the Tokyo Gate Bridge. However, this time, due to the weather, the cruise went south along the side of Haneda Airport. We were able to see many airplanes taking off and landing from Tokyo Bay. The time on board the ship was truly extraordinary. The meal was a French course, and there were various delicious wines available. While night cruises for viewing the night view are nice, I also recommend the sunset cruise for a great view. The staff's service was pleasant as well. I would like to use it again.

The lunch cruise tour included in the bus tour was a bit disappointing. The name "Lunch Cruise" made me expect high-end cuisine with a fantastic view, but the reality was different. The dishes were mediocre, priced around 1,000 to 1,500 yen. There were various options like Japanese, Western, and Chinese, but none of them stood out in terms of taste. However, the view was beautiful, so I think that's the main highlight of this experience. The only beverages provided were coffee, tea, and water. If you want juice or alcohol, you have to order them separately.

I took a cruise ship that departs from the Hinode Pier at sunrise, enjoying the views of Tokyo Bay while indulging in delicious food and fun music. The food was incredibly tasty, and the scenery from Tokyo Bay was extraordinary, making me feel excited. I definitely want to board again.

The atmosphere of the restaurant on the boat was nice. The food looked good, but the taste could use some improvement. A draft beer costs 1000 yen. After the meal, we went out on the deck, watched a mini concert, and before we knew it, two hours had passed. It was nice to feel the wind occasionally.

I made a reservation for a night cruising, it was very romantic and the piano performance was wonderful. You can also see Disney fireworks in the night view! The food is delicious, but I couldn't help but be captivated by the beautiful scenery more than the food. It was raining on the day, but I still enjoyed the cruising enough. I would like to go again on a special occasion.

Two women born in June booked a couple plan and boarded the ship. When they received birthday stickers and put them on their clothes, the staff congratulated them, making them feel very happy. They also took a photo and received it as a gift, and the captain personally signed the date when they disembarked. The atmosphere inside the ship was lovely and the surroundings were pleasant. Despite the cloudy sky, they enjoyed lunch while passing under the Rainbow Bridge and occasionally catching glimpses of Tokyo Bay. The sparkling wine included in the plan was delicious, and the appetizers were also very tasty, leading them to imagine that the following courses would be just as good. Their expectations were met as they received piping hot soup and a delicious main course, leaving them very satisfied. However, they found the bread so delicious that they ended up eating it all before the main course arrived. They tried to ask for more bread twice, but no one seemed to hear them, so they gave up. In the end, they were glad they didn't get more bread as they were already full by the time dessert arrived. They enjoyed the ship's deck and live saxophone performance, as well as having their birthdays celebrated, making the cost performance very good. They are already considering coming back at night for their joint birthday party next year.

I enjoyed a French course lunch cruise on a weekday. Despite being a weekday, there were a decent number of customers. The food, drinks, and scenery were all exceptional. They took many photos for us, and we made wonderful memories.

I boarded the ship for the first time in 3 years. Since my children are still young, we opted for the sunset cruise instead of dinner. I have been on board about 6 times, including a wedding cruise. It was quite windy on the day of the cruise, and the ship was rocking a lot. We chose the French course for the meal. I thought the portion size was small, but surprisingly, I felt full. The meat was tender and light, it was a fillet. Overall, I was satisfied with the food! It's about a 2-hour experience, but it allows you to enjoy a sense of escape from everyday life, so I highly recommend it!

We went on a "Symphony Tokyo Bay Cruise" to celebrate a family birthday. It was my third time on this cruise, and I was excited to be back. Despite the strong wind, the weather was clear, and the view of Tokyo Bay while dining was absolutely stunning. We enjoyed plenty of wine and beer, and after dinner, we went out on the deck to admire the sea. It was a great time, and I was happy to see everyone enjoying themselves. The menu included Insalata Tonno e Patate, Pasta Asparagi e Pancetta, Grilled Chicken with Basil Bagna Cauda Sauce, and the chef's special dessert of the day. #SymphonyTokyoBayCruise #Symphony #TokyoBay

The Symphony Sunset Cruise departs from the Hinode Station on the Yurikamome Line, just a few minutes away. The meal is served buffet-style on board. The overall course is 2 hours long, but the meal itself lasts a little over an hour. The seating area is divided into several rooms on floors 1 through 4, where you can enjoy your meal while looking out at the view outside. Upon being seated, a basic explanation is given before the meal starts. Drinks are not included and can be purchased separately at the bar counter, where you can buy beer or champagne. The buffet offers a variety of dishes that you might find in a hotel, such as beef stew, meatloaf, and roast beef, as well as curry and steamed dishes. The taste is generally good, especially the roast beef and white fish. After finishing the meal, you can go outside and enjoy the view. It's definitely more enjoyable outside. Since it was close to sunset, the scenery was beautiful. It's a different experience being on a ship, and you can truly enjoy the atmosphere.

It must be a special cruise. This time I used the La Mer Sunset Cruise for 8800 yen. We checked in before the scheduled time, waited in the waiting area, and were guided to the ticket room on the ship by name. Once inside the ship, there was live piano music playing the whole time, creating a luxurious atmosphere for a lovely experience. When we reached our designated seats, we were asked about our drinks. The cruise started and the curtains that had been closed were suddenly opened, revealing the view. The meal consisted of appetizers, soup, main course (meat), and dessert. The food was like airplane food, and especially the meat dish... I left it uneaten for the first time in my dining history. I'm sorry. Maybe it's because I've been eating proper meat recently, but still... was it processed meat? The taste and quality were not to my liking. If it were me, I would have made it into a beef stew or hamburger. The cruise itself was enjoyable and a wonderful time, but if the meal ruins the mood (maybe just for me), it seems pointless. Very disappointing. The wine, a kind of pairing, cost 2700 yen for 3 glasses, and all the glasses were the same (with a thick glass). White, rosé, red... Well, there were some mishaps, but enjoying the view and the cruise on the deck after the meal was really nice. I wonder if there is a plan without meals included (laughs).

I used to think that enjoying a boat ride on Tokyo Bay was a luxury only for the super rich! But then I found out about Symphony Cruise, a service that anyone can enjoy anytime. With prices ranging from a few thousand yen to tens of thousands, there are various services to choose from based on your budget. Enjoying gourmet food on Tokyo Bay is the perfect activity to forget about your daily life and have a great time! Check out my blog for more details.

On Saturdays, we always go on the annual Symphony Cruise for lunch, and I think we've been on it over 10 times. The location is near the Hinode Station on the Yurikamome line, just a short walk from there. The lunch options include various courses, but we always go for the buffet with meat, fish, soba, curry, and more. As usual, we ate a lot and ended up feeling very full.

While enjoying the ever-changing view through the window, we had a French meal on board, creating a unique experience. The restaurant accommodated 20 people, and the ambiance was excellent. The meal seemed to end in no time as we circled around. We also had dessert and coffee at the end. Overall, it exceeded our expectations, and we definitely want to visit again.