Refined and elegant as the city itself, The Strings by InterContinental Tokyo is the perfect way to experience the beauty of Tokyo. The hotel is only a short walk from Shinagawa Station, with direct access via the Shinkansen Bullet Train to Yokohama, Osaka, Kyoto and Kobe. The famous Tsukiji Fish Market and Ginza district are nearby; Haneda International Airport is 15 min away from our hotel in Tokyo by Airport Express Train, whilst Narita International Airport is 1 hour by limousine bus.
An Italian grill, Melodia embodies the second element of music: melody. The space is seamlessly connected to Rhythmos and features enchanting floating lamps that represent musical notes. The expert culinary team here artfully showcases grilled Italian specialties, crafting exquisite dishes in front of your very eyes in our dynamic open kitchen.
China Shadow perfectly complements Rhythmos and Melodia, connecting the views of Tokyo below with the atrium within, mirroring the harmony of musics separate elements. Here techniques and flavors dating back four thousand years come together to create spectacular aromas, tastes, colors, and textures to be experienced by all five senses. Enjoy delicate dim sum, exquisite wine pairings, and imperial dining in this beautiful space.
MenùIn the center of the atrium, Kazane Teppanyaki connects Rhythmos and Melodia. Rounding out the musical elements of rhythm, melody, and harmony, the timbre of the sizzling teppans and the dynamic sounds and scents of our cooking stations add warmth and depth. You will discover elaborate dishes served in a varied tempo guided by the Japanese concepts of wabisabi and traditional music Gagakus jo ha kyu form, which requires a clear beginning, middle, and pinnacle to each meal.
Rhythmos Café and Bar is your entrance to the world of The Score Dining. The design is inspired by rhythm, one of the four elements of music that provides structure to the composition. The menu here is like a musical arrangement, balancing the fast beats of bold, sharp flavors with slower, milder tempos.
The design is inspired by rhythm, one of the four elements of music that provides structure to the composition. The menu here is like a musical arrangement, balancing the fast beats of bold, sharp flavors with slower, milder tempos. Located on the 26th floor, beneath a magnificent 27-meter-high atrium, the lively atmosphere and colorful decor are perfect for catching up with friends, meeting colleagues, or enjoying a drink before exploring Tokyo’s vibrant nightlife.
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