Tokyo dinner with a view

Any recommendations for restaurants with city views for family dining? Not looking for expensive fine dining, but more affordable options with 2 teenage boys!

I've read the Japan Guide Restaurant page and Tokyo Food Guide page which are helpful in a general way.

Any specific recommendations would be welcome.

Restaurant that rotates 360 degrees, you might enjoy Maybe.
Yurakucho /Transportation Center(kotsu kaikan,Œð’ʉïŠÙ)
Ginza Sky Lounge
http://www.kaikan.co.jp/branch/skylounge/
https://gurunavi.com/en/g063101/rst/?__ngt__=TT0a8edd009000ac1e4a1003L...
Hotel New Otani
http://www.newotani.co.jp/en/tokyo/restaurant/sky/index.html
Tokyo Dome Hotel artists cafe is also when you listen to live.
http://www.tokyodome-hotels.co.jp/e/restaurants/western.html
In addition, since such next to the Tokyo Dome City, there are a lot of places to play, such as amusement park and spa nearby.

I quite like Washoku En in Shiodome: http://bento.com/rev/2516.html

It's quite affordable, especially if some of your party don't drink alcohol....

You can try Skytree, not too sure about the cost.

http://www.mandarinoriental.com/tokyo/fine-dining/

Not in the price range you're looking for, but thought I'd throw this in here as reference (for other people looking for similar info).

http://r.gnavi.co.jp/sp/search/theme/z-PREF13/t-SPG110130086/c-2/
http://nview-restaurant.com/
http://matome.naver.jp/odai/2133291050789767001
http://date.enjoytokyo.jp/gourmet/special/nightview.html

Gonpachi might fit the bill. Look it up.

Thank you all for your helpful answers! I only found them today - I had been looking under the Travel questions and thought mine wasn't there.

In between your original posting and now, I had a great dinner at Washoku En in Shiodome - it's probably my favorite place in the whole Shiodome complex, view or no.

There are also some nice affordable restaurants in the Nishi-Shinjuku skyscrapers; I like Sangendou in particular: http://www.bento.com/rev/2247.html

The places in the Skytree complex on the 30th floor tend to be a bit overpriced in my opinion, since they have a "captive audience" of tourists. By contrast, the skyscraper dining floors in Nishi-Shinjuku have been around for 25 years, so they've lost their novelty value and now have to compete on the basis of providing good value for money.