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Rooftop bars · Chuo (Ginza), Tokyo
The rooftop BBQ terrace of Aloft Tokyo Ginza, where dogs are welcomed in a reservation-only area limited to one group per day with up to four dogs per group. The hotel chef even creates a dedicated Dog Meal (beef or chicken set, ¥700).
A rare Ginza rooftop where one group gets the terrace exclusively with up to four dogs, complete with a chef-made dog menu.
Verified on the official hotel restaurant site: dogs are welcome in a reservation-only area, one group per day, max four dogs per group; BBQ plans run from ¥6,700 (meal only) and the Dog Meal is an original Executive Chef recipe.
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