Ever since it first opened in 1961, Canton Hanten has brought authentic Cantonese flavors to countless customers.
And among these many patrons, the restaurant sees lots of repeat customers from not only Japan but abroad too, including China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.
Diners can enjoy a wealth of dishes, including Canton Hanten's signature shark fin, as well as roast pork that has been chargrilled in a special kiln, and Peking duck, too. And in addition to these dishes, guests can enjoy handmade dim sum prepared by expert chefs. The menu also features a special selection of dishes packed with fresh ingredients that are only available during each season.
The most popular item on the menu here has to be the braised pork belly. Canton Hanten is proud to serve this expertly prepared dish that has the mark of true excellence.
Guests can enjoy everything from classic Cantonese cuisine to more novel styles of Cantonese cooking, all of which feature seasoning and ingredients that are unique to Cantonese-style cooking and make the most of each ingredient's rich, savory umami flavor.
Bottled beers, Shaoxingjiu spirits, shochu, apricot liqueur Oolong tea, other soft drinks
※All-you-can-drink period may be extended by one hour for ¥1,000.
Large ¥4,000 / small ¥2,400
This soft and tender braised pork belly has been a consistent staple of the menu ever since Canton Hanten first opened its doors.
It features specially selected pork belly that is carefully cooked to the utmost perfection. This dish offers tender braised pork belly that you won't find anywhere else.
Steamed gyoza dumplings with abalone
and dried scallops (3 per plate)
¥700
Boiled gyoza dumplings with a mix of
ingredients (3 per plate)
¥700
Shark fin was reportedly first eaten in China during the Ming dynasty and is eaten as a delicacy in Chinese cooking.
Tables are also available
for couples and small groups.
Guest can relax and enjoy our deep-red sofas.
Western-style Room
Open Entrance Hall
Front desk and souvenir shop.
Table Seating
Private rooms (for 8-30 people)
6-8 people per table.
6-10 people per table.
Laid-back raised tatami-style dining.
6-10 people per table.
Dine together in a laid-back Japanese-style setting.
Large banquet hall (Up to 110 people)
Western-style room: 6-8 people per table.
Western-style room, 6-8 people per table.
6th floor multi-purpose hall (30-50 people)
5th floor for private floor formations