Alice: Fantasy Dining in Ginza

An "Alice in Wonderland" themed café

Jessica A Paje May 13, 2013 - 1 minutos de lectura

Welcome to "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" restaurant! Waitresses are fully clad in Alice's signature outfit in Tokyo fashion: a white frilly apron over a light blue, knee length dress.

A tea-cup table for your tea party. The highlight of the main floor. Reservations are highly recommended.

Celings are adorned with a procession of playing cards

The magical menu box with the White Rabbit nestled in the attractive garden.

Menu Introduction. Due to popularity, guests are reminded of the strict (2) hour time limit, ¥600 cover charge, and 10% service charge that are added to the bill.

"EAT ME" card placed alongside the complimentary bread & dipping sauce. You may or may not grow tremendously tall to cause you to bump your head on the ceiling.

The assorted appetizer tray accented with a tomato creatively shaped as a rose, ¥1,200

In collaboration with Sanrio Puroland, ALICE offers a Tomato-cream risotto with a Hello Kitty shaped mozzarella, ¥1,150. Diamond Dining's, "Hello Kitty's Adventures in Wonderland" plate.

Dessert trio featuring The Chesire Cat, The Caterpillar, & The Hatter

Are you a King of spades or a Queen of hearts?

A labyrinth entrance full of storybook pages leading up to the clock. "I'm late! I'm late! For a very important date!"

ALICE is located on the 5th Floor of the Taiyo Building. From Ginza Sta (Ginza Metro Line) exit A2 and walk a few blocks. Taiyo Bldg will be on your right hand side.

Alice is a fantasy restaurant café themed after the popular 1865 novel, “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,” by English author Lewis Carroll. This café is just one of five Alice in Wonderland restaurants in Tokyo (one in Osaka, too). From the moment you step foot off of the elevator into the narrow walkway draped with storybook pages, you’re immediately drawn to having an adventure of your own. Alice is a perfect place for an unusually fun tea party over dinner with the girls. The uniquely decorated menus & motif will keep you tickled for hours.

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Jessica A Paje @jessica.paje

Originally from San Diego, California, I lived in Yokosuka, Japan, for 5 years. In 2010, I arrived with a new outlook on my future. Mainly, to refocus on family and let my curiosities take us to places we’ve only dreamt of. Along the way, we’d hopefully develop new friendships and simply collect ...