Oriental Hotel Hiroshima to Host 20th Anniversary Sweets Buffet “Wonderland Garden Tea Party”

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Oriental Hotel Hiroshima, located at 6-10 Tanaka-machi, Naka-ku, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture, and led by General Manager Yuji Ueno, will hold the sweets buffet “Wonderland Garden Tea Party” from Thursday, June 4 to Friday, July 31, 2026, at Moon Glow on the 23rd floor, where guests can enjoy panoramic views from the hotel’s top floor. The event is the fifth installment of the hotel’s 20th anniversary program. The event is a sequel to “Strawberry Wonderland 2026: Into a Mysterious and Beautiful World Starring Strawberries,” which ran from March 1 to April 30, 2026 and was well received by many guests. After traveling through the “spring strawberry kingdom,” Alice next arrives at a sunlit “summer maze garden.” While preserving the fantastical atmosphere of the previous event, the buffet will feature fresh and colorful sweets made with seasonal peaches, mangoes, and tropical fruits. This edition’s theme is a lush “Garden Tea Party.” Surrounded by motifs that symbolize Alice in Wonderland, including playing cards, mysterious plants, rabbits, and the Cheshire Cat, guests can enjoy a “mad tea party” world centered on peaches and mangoes. Together with the summer sky seen from the hotel’s top floor, the experience offers a dreamy teatime that feels like stepping into a storybook world. Event period: Thursday, June 4 to Friday, July 31, 2026. Available only on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays. Time: 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Last order at 3:00 p.m. Venue: Moon Glow, 23rd floor, 80 seats. Prices: Adults 4,000 yen; elementary school students 2,300 yen; children aged 4 to 6, 1,000 yen; children aged 3 and under free. Prices include tax and service charge. Reservations and inquiries: 082-240-5111, Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The buffet includes 18 all-you-can-eat sweets: peach shortcake, mango pudding with coconut sauce, matcha ganache inspired by chess, mango and passion fruit pâte de fruit inspired by chess, mushroom-like pistachio macarons, heart-shaped nerikiri with white bean paste and strawberry, peach tart, raspberry and lemon madeleines, peach charlotte, caterpillar muscat mousse, broad bean flan, rabbit peach-bottom fromage blanc mousse, clock-style New York cheesecake, Cheshire Cat cassis mousse, fig and pomegranate jelly inspired by a rose garden, jam sandwich playing-card cookies, rum balls shaped like bird eggs, and peach teacup choux cream. A special dessert, “Crown Magic: Wonderland Glass Dessert,” will be served one plate per adult guest. Inspired by the castle and crown of Wonderland, the dessert features mystical butterfly pea jelly that changes color when syrup is poured over it, creating a magical presentation. Inside the glass are layers of refreshing fruit sorbet and citrus mousse, topped with crown-shaped chocolate. It is a signature item that represents the Wonderland story through both visual beauty and changing flavors. Five all-you-can-eat savory dishes will also be available: spaghetti with colorful vegetables from Hiroshima Prefecture, chewy-crust pizzas in margherita and gorgonzola cheese flavors, three types of pintxos with duck, prosciutto, and clams, chilled soy milk and potato soup, and three salads featuring beans and bacon, tomato and cheese, and broccoli with garlic flavor. A tropical cocktail will be offered on weekdays only, limited to one glass per adult guest. A non-alcoholic version is also available. Made with muscat liqueur and pineapple juice, the cocktail offers the gentle acidity of pineapple and the aroma of muscat in a summery, fruity drink. Soft drinks are all-you-can-drink and include coffee, café latte, tea, oolong tea, orange juice, cola, ginger ale, and more. Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Menu items may change depending on ingredient availability. Pastry chef Kaori Mita joined Oriental Hotel Hiroshima in 2012. She specializes in cakes that bring out the natural flavors of ingredients, and has steadily built her career, including winning the Gold Prize at the California Prune & Walnut Product Development Contest in 2016. She became chef pâtissier in 2024. A certified registered dietitian, she actively develops desserts that balance taste and health, while also leading the pastry department through the training of young pastry chefs and the creation of innovative menus. Oriental Hotel Hiroshima stands along Peace Boulevard, which runs east to west through central Hiroshima, and is a symbolic hotel in the city center of Hiroshima, a city of peace. The interior offers an artistic atmosphere and a refined space where guests can enjoy an extraordinary experience. All guest rooms across three floors are at least 15 square meters and feature simple modern interiors and skin-friendly amenities. The hotel also has two restaurants and a large banquet hall that can accommodate up to 300 guests. Oriental Hotels & Resorts is a hotel chain brand operated by Hotel Management Japan Co., Ltd. It aims to provide distinctive stay experiences and to make each hotel a destination that engages its surrounding area. The brand operates 18 hotels in Japan, including Oriental Hotel and Hotel Oriental Express, with a total of 4,837 guest rooms. Its membership program, CLUB ORIENTAL, has no admission or annual fees and offers attractive benefits and member-only plans. Hotel Management Japan Co., Ltd. operates 27 hotels in Japan with a total of 9,051 guest rooms. The group has 3,970 employees across its hotels. In addition to its original brands Oriental Hotel and Hotel Oriental Express, the company manages and operates a wide range of hotels, including Hilton, Sheraton, and Hotel Nikko properties. Information is current as of April 2026.