NEW YORK BAR

Bar · Shinjuku

NEW YORK BAR

Bar · Shinjuku

パークハイアット東京, 52階, 3-7-1-2 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 163-1055, Japan

Highlights

At the Park Hyatt Tokyo's New York Bar, enjoy stunning city views, original cocktails, and live jazz—just like in 'Lost in Translation.'

パークハイアット東京, 52階, 3-7-1-2 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 163-1055, Japan Get directions

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¥10,000+ · Menu

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"Walk-in-only jazz club with floor-to-ceiling windows offering a glittering city skyline, famously featured in the film 'Lost in Translation.'" - Travel + Leisure Editors

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"With its unusually high floor-to-ceiling windows offering one of the most spectacular views in the city, the New York Bar at the Park Hyatt Tokyo is consistently on the list of best hotel bars, and even had a starring role in Sofia Coppola’s Lost in Translation . The original cocktails shine, and if you’re hungry, the bar food comes from the New York Grill kitchen. There’s also live music after 8 p.m. Insider tip: If you’re in the mood for an intimate drink, go instead to the Peak Bar on the hotel’s 41st floor, which also has nice views of the city and delicious original cocktails."

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"Iconic bar famous from the film 'Lost in Translation', offering rare Japanese whiskey and jazz music with stunning city views." - Ann Shields

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Jay H

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Lost in translation. If you’re looking to visit because the movie left you wanting more, this will scratch that itch. The hotel and scenes from the movie are also still identical, from the entrance, lobbies and bar there will be a familiarity that you just can’t shake. We went late in the evening and it was a good choice since we were pleasantly surprised that they had a live band and also a phenomenal singer that brought the evening to a close. The service was good however not above what you would expect from a higher end establishment. However, The drinks and atmosphere made up for it. Note: There is a cover charge and there might be a bit of a wait if you did not make reservations however they were good at accommodating us without. While you wait there are great views.

Pascal

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One of the best experiences I had in Japan. Staff speaks very good English, the food is great and the view and atmosphere in this place is amazing. You can go there as a group/couple and have one of the tables for yourself and spend the evening all by yourself or even go there alone and strike up some conversation at the counter. They also have live jazz music everyday which is really great. It was quite expensive though. For one evening I spend around 100€ which included 3 drinks main dish and dessert. I also had to pay like 15€ as table fee since I was not a hotel guest.

Gaurav Bhargava

Google

Easily lives up to the hype if you're a Lost in Translation fan! There's a cover fee once the evening jazz performance starts, but it is well worth it. The drinks are solid but everyone is there for the music/views. Some reviews note that it's hard to get to. It's really not - just go up to the 41st floor and make your way down the hallway and you'll see signs for the next elevator bank.

Julia Martins

Google

American experience inside of Tokyo. Beware of the entry price, around ¥2500 just to get in (unless you are a hotel guest). Is it overpriced? Yes. Is it cool to experience? Also yes. If you are in for a special treat for yourself or if you just have the means to check if out, I recommend. The staff is only friendly until they realise you are not gonna drop hundreds of euros there. The cocktails were nice, my friend had a burger which she enjoyed and I had a Pavlova dessert that was good enough, although I'm not a big fan of eating gold leaf, but that's personal choice. The live music was good, sometimes a bit too loud but the musicians seemed to be enjoying themselves. You are definitely paying for the place and it's history but the view is incredible. It's also far from public transportation so be ready to walk or ride a cab.

Jeremy P

Google

Went there with my wife for our last night in Tokyo. Had an amazing time with the great jazz music and the delicious food and drinks. Not to mention the outstanding view of Tokyo. Wait on a Friday night wasn’t bad at all, around 20-30 min (we got there at about 7:30PM). Highly recommend this place!

Joe Fehrenbach

Google

Worth the cost! What a view! Great live jazz! Excellent drinks ! Parmesan truffle pizza was delicious. Interesting mix of international clientele! Spent 2 hours with the love of my life, enjoying the experience.

J Y K

Google

Amazing Bar with live Jazz performance on the top floor of Park Hyatt. Drinks & cocktails are made just right but everything on the a la carte menu is even better. All staff are highly professional & attentive. Perfect spot to lounge for late night drinks when in Shinjuku area!

Nicki M

Google

Went up at 5pm to have a drink in the famous lost in translation bar! Absolutely stunning sunset visible, we got lucky enough to see Fuji. Drinks were great. We had a negroni and a dark & stormy. No cover charge if you leave before 6:30pm. They won’t let you in if you’re not wearing trousers - tho wearing sneakers/trainers is fine. The service was a little bit slow - especially to return my card towards the end. But was still wonderful.

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"Walk-in-only jazz club with floor-to-ceiling windows offering a glittering city skyline, famously featured in the film 'Lost in Translation.'" - Travel + Leisure Editors

Why You Should Visit Tokyo During Shoulder Season

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@afar

The Best Bars in Tokyo

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"Iconic bar famous from the film 'Lost in Translation', offering rare Japanese whiskey and jazz music with stunning city views." - Ann Shields

The Best Hotel Bars in the World - AFAR

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Jay H

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Pascal