Hei Fung Terrace

About

Hei Fung Terrace is the Cantonese restaurant inside The Peninsula Tokyo, directly connected to Hibiya and moments from Yurakucho. The dining room takes inspiration from Suzhou gardens, so the mood is more graceful hotel pavilion than business-hotel Chinese restaurant: refined, comfortable and spacious, with private rooms for celebrations or business meals.

The menu is built around authentic Cantonese cooking, from dim sum and yum cha to more polished lunch and dinner courses. Tea, wine and a health-and-wellness menu broaden the experience, and allergy information is available, which makes the restaurant easier for travelers planning around dietary questions. It is also unusually practical for families at this level, with a kids' menu and private-room flexibility for younger children.

Hei Fung Terrace is open daily for lunch and dinner, with a slightly earlier Sunday lunch. Cards and IC payments are accepted, an 18% service charge applies, and smart-casual dress is requested. During dinner, the main dining area is generally for children aged seven and up, with younger children seated in private rooms. Reserve ahead for weekends, family occasions and business meals.

This is one of the easier luxury restaurants to use with a varied group. The hotel setting smooths arrival, the Cantonese menu has range, and the room can move from family lunch to business dinner without changing personality. It is a strong choice when comfort and reliability matter as much as polish, especially for a proper hotel lunch in central Tokyo. The scale also means the meal can feel generous and relaxed rather than fragile, even when the occasion is important.

Highlights

• Authentic Cantonese and dim sum at The Peninsula Tokyo
• Directly connected to Hibiya; near Yurakucho and Ginza
• Elegant ~118-seat hotel room with four private rooms
• Allergy information available; kids' menu and family facilities
• Open daily; smart-casual; lunch a gentler entry point

What to order

• Dim sum (yum cha) — A core part of the Cantonese menu, especially at lunch.
• Cantonese classics — À la carte and set menus available.

Good to know

• Directly connected to Hibiya Station; ~2 minutes from JR Yurakucho.
• Open daily for lunch and dinner; reserve ahead for weekends.
• Cards and IC payments; 18% service charge; smart-casual dress.
• Allergy information available; kids' menu offered.
• Dinner main area for ages 7+, younger children in private rooms.

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