Aqua City Lunch
Beez Neez now Chy Whella
Big Bear and Pepe Millard
Sun 15 Oct 2017 22:37
Lunch in Aqua
City
Our only planned visit to a shopping
mall was primarily for lunch with view, and, just once, have a look at how Tokyo
can mix hundreds of shops, entertainment, cinemas, aquariums and eateries. We
went to the top floor and bimbled past the
crabs.........
We passed so many different restaurants, passed big displays of plastic dishes to choose from and smartly passed the sushi bars.
We found a restaurant with ten
different buffet lines like this one. American,
English, Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Italian, hot drinks, juices and fizzy, so many
other bits and bobs, salads, ice creams and cakes.
To our left is the Hotel Grand Nikko.
Beside the Nikko is the Hilton Hotel. The promenade and out toward one of the many
man-made islands.
Below us, to the front is a Statue of Liberty, a gift from France and the Rainbow
Bridge.
Well, colour-me-happy, a chum is backing out in the gloom of the
afternoon.
A closer
look but sadly I cannot make out her name.
Now the rain is really heavy, we
dawdle looking at the busy buoyage.
We leave our lunch venue to bimble
through the fun stuff.
Aqua
City Odaiba offers an amazing panoramic view of Odaiba.
This vast facility houses a shopping mall and a food court, with a total of over 140 shops and restaurants. Many of the shops carry a wide selection of casual clothing, and a range of kids wear as well. There are also a number of restaurants to choose from—Italian, Chinese, Japanese, and more. A series of downward escalators gets
us to the fish tank and we have to ask for help for
the next bit.
The final escalator takes us cunningly
to the back of Toys “R” Us, a bit of a surprise, but
clever as it gets us to walk through the whole shop.
Out in the rain as our ferry arrives.
ALL IN ALL A PLEASANT LUNCH
WITH A GREAT VIEW OVER THE HARBOUR
A HUGE
VARIETY |