Aman Tokyo Arva Italian Restaurant Review

Had a great meal with foie gras, Singapore chili crab and green tea tiramisu. All of this was amazing. Service was good too. In a very, very formal city, I loved the casual atmosphere. I came alone, but I don't doubt that if it was a couple, it would be a very romantic place. If there are drawbacks, then the place is closed at 11pm, although I need to ask that I am not depressed by the two stops by the staff or the general manager.

Arva is located in Otemachi1-5-6Otemachi Tower 33F 100-0004, Chiyoda District, Tokyo. I made an appointment with a friend to have a dinner here. I was not disappointed. The restaurant waiters were very many and the service was very good. This is a restaurant that cares about the taste. The style of the dishes is exquisite, but the weight is very small. It is recommended to goose liver. It is worth a try. Of course, the price is not expensive, and the menu price of all dishes needs to add service fees.

Exquisite Spanish food. Halfway through the meal, I told my friend that it was much more sophisticated than the famous restaurants I had eaten in Spain. It might be because of the Japanese meticulousness. The wine list is super rich. You are not given the menu until you have selected all the drinks. We chose the 23,000 menu. We were almost full after eating three appetizers. The lobster coca was great. For the main course, we chose Hokkaido venison. The dessert was great. By the way, the menu is super surrealist style.

I can't stop loving egg rolls anymore. I've tried them all over Japan. The grilled shrimps tasted great, each one was plump and chewy. I couldn't accept the taste of foie gras. I've always been unable to accept it. The sashimi was very good, fresh and delicious, and the price was good.

It's a very high-end western restaurant with a bright environment and first-class service. But I think the food is just average. It's not bad, but not high-end either. Of course, the food we eat may be relatively cheap. Anyway, if you have money to spend, you can come and experience it.

The restaurant on the 33rd floor offers a beautiful view of Tokyo's sunset.