Sky Restaurant 634 (Musashi)

Amazing atmosphere! That is the first impression when one steps in to this restaurant. Located on the Tokyo Sky Tree observation deck, this restaurant offers incredible arial views of the city. We walked in without a reservation, after viewing the sunset, and the staff was very accommodating. Offering us a table after a short wait. The food is delicious with rich and complex flavors. Every course was a treat in both presentation and flavor. We enjoyed an incredible dining experience. The food and the atmosphere were all spot on. It was a terrific place to wrap up an evening.

I had an incredibly disappointing and frustrating experience at Skytree in Tokyo on Sunday, June 30th, at 5 PM with a party of seven. Despite the ease of getting to the building and following the signs to the check-in desk, the atmosphere was chaotic and overly busy. After checking in, we endured a 10-minute wait in line just to get to the elevator to the restaurant. Upon arrival, the restaurant was practically empty since it had just opened, but the service was shockingly mediocre. We were given a preset dinner menu explaining a 7-course meal costing a ridiculous $190 per person, excluding beverages. Although we were offered an upgrade to Kobe beef for the main course, no one bothered to ask us our preference when the meal started. The food was an utter disappointment. The presentation was a joke—dishes seemed to be haphazardly thrown together on a plate with no consideration for fine dining. Portions were miserably small, and the flavors were bizarre and bitter. The meal was so unappetizing that I couldn’t even finish any of the courses. Describing this food as Japanese prepared in a French style is an insult to both cuisines. To add insult to injury, we were forced to pay an additional fee for the viewing deck, which we never got to properly enjoy. After our disappointing meal, we attempted to access the viewing deck, only to find it completely overrun by a crowd of hundreds. The glass floor, meant to offer a breathtaking view from 350 meters above the ground, was entirely covered with confused, aimless people. It took over an hour to escape this claustrophobic nightmare due to only one working elevator and a single exit route. For nearly $230 per person, I left feeling robbed, still hungry, and utterly irritated by the appalling lack of organization and abysmal customer experience. It’s outrageous that there wasn’t a separate access area for restaurant patrons. To top it all off, the view of Tokyo was dull and gray due to the weather, which, while not their fault, just added to the misery of the whole experience. Overall, Skytree was a complete waste of time and money. Save yourself the trouble and avoid this place at all costs if you’re looking for fine dining or a decent view of Tokyo.

Dining at Skyt Restaurant 634 (Musashi) is a must! The view from the restaurant is awesome and breathtaking. The food was just as amazing. Every dish was delicious and beautifully presented. What really surprised us was the variety of vegetarian options, which we didn’t expect at all.

One of the best restaurants we visited in Tokyo and the spectacular view is unbelievable and cannot be explained only word comes is AWSOME BREATHTAKING food is unbelievable and the surprise is the Vegetairan dishes unexpected,a must for Veg lovers.