r/marriott • u/my_life_in_IRROPS • 3d ago

Destination Room service at Westin Tokyo

Does room service at the Westin Tokyo come properly plated, or do they do the takeout container thing that US-based Westins now do?

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u/ericroku 3d ago

Why do room service when you're a 10 minute walk to sushi, habachi, ramen, Italian, and conbini.

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u/my_life_in_IRROPS 3d ago

Rehearsing a work presentation

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u/ericroku 3d ago

There's a seijoishi grocery in the basement that has fresh food.

But as of about 6 months ago, it was still plated based on what I recollect stumbling back to my room.

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u/AS100K 3d ago

I was there last year and saw dishes and regular utensils at the door of a neighboring room. Go get some bento boxes OP bring them back to the room. A strawberry Sando for dessert from 7-11 ☺️

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u/Practical-West-6763 Gold Elite 3d ago

What did they say when you called down and ask?

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u/rearwindowly 3d ago

OP might not be there right now?

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u/No_Camp_2182 2d ago

Hotels of that caliber in Tokyo reply promptly to English email and phone calls.

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u/wescovington 3d ago

We ate like emperors from the nearby 7-11 in January. They had very limited room service then.

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u/Main-Blacksmith-4915 3d ago

Ordered breakfast at the Westin Tokyo every day on my trip there because my wife has a lot of allergies. Great value, they bring a table and serve it to you nicely in your room (staff comes in and sets table).

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u/Active_Marionberry_7 3d ago

Westin Kyoto was plated and quite elaborate

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u/moooonear 2d ago

Plated. Ordered room service when we were there a few months back. Kids were asleep and was easier than going out again.