I'd be curious to hear how you break these sentences down as a teacher, though I am partly at fault for not translating them literally enough. The first sentence literally means something like "What is good for Suzuki-san?" and the last sentence is really saying "for me, [it] will be beer" (with the pronoun subject omitted because Japanese lets you do that) -- so Suzuki-san, Tokyo and watashi are all prepositional objects. (any grammar nerds willing to correct me here?)