Delicatessen is a part of a luxury hotel, Park Hyatt Tokyo known for scenes in the American film "Lost in translation." Some people might hesitate to step into one of the best hotels in Tokyo. The hotel main part is on the 39th or above floors, while Delicatessen is situated far low on the ground floor. It is easily accessible from public space of the building even without going through the hotel's main entrance. The cafe is not a place where we have to mind casual appearance so much. We are rather able to visit it more freely as ordinary casual cafes in town.
At Delicatessen, fine international deli food are available with high quality beverage menu. Not only pasta, pate, sandwiches, salad, Japanese sushi rolls also can be found. (Photo: Sushi roll with cucumber and fish eggs) Peaceful time will be guaranteed for a break or lunch in the middle of Shinjuku, at the foot of skyscrapers.
Selected grocery foods from the world fill all dimensions walls of Delicatessen. After taking a rest with a cup of fresh aroma cappuccino, let's shop around the space!
Cafe name: Delicatessen
Address: 1st floor Park Hyatt Tokyo, 3-7-1-2 Nishi Shinjuku, Shinjuku-Ku, Tokyo
Boutique's direct link : http://tokyo.park.hyatt.com/hyatt/hotels/services/shops/index.jsp
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Hi thank you for your comment.
Le Tao chocolates are usually available only at Hokkaido. If you could have a chance to be in Tokyo in two weeks or so, their boutique will be open for a limited time as below.
30 August - 12 September 2010 at Shinagawa Ecute (shopping zone inside of JR Shinagawa station)
31 August - 6 September 2010 at Isetan Department store Shinjuku
Le Tao
Official website (Japanese version only): http://www.letao.jp
The shops regularly open are mainly in
Otaru city
Sapporo Mitsukoshi and Daimaru department stores
Shin-Chitose Airport and Hakodate Airport
It also provides online shopping system on its website but it is available only in Japanese.
Good luck and hope you can get it somewhere!
Posted by: About food in Japan site owner | 09 August 2010 at 20:44
Hi, may i know how to enlist help to get specialty products made and sold only in Hokkaido? I would love to purchase their LeTao chocolates.
Posted by: f | 07 August 2010 at 21:52