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| Yamazato |
Main Building, fifth floor
Tempura & Traditional Japanese Cuisine |
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| Operating Hours: |
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| Breakfast |
7:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.(Weekday) |
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7:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.(Weekend/Hoiday) |
| Lunch |
11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. |
| Dinner |
5:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. |
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Sample the restaurant's traditional Western Japan-style cuisine or sit at the
counter and enjoy a selection of tempura delights. Yamazato's master chefs use
only the best seasonal ingredients in preparing dishes that showcase the true
taste of Japan. A la carte dishes are also served.
| Lunch Set Menu from |
¥4,725 |
| Yamazato "Lunchbox" Menu(limited to 20
orders per day) from |
¥5,775 |
| Dinner Set Menu from |
¥8,400 |
Private Rooms
| Table seating for parties of 2 to 12 |
¥8,400 — ¥31,500 |
| Traditional Japanese seating for parties of up to 8 |
¥21,000 |
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Yamazato's private Japanese-style rooms are designed with an open space under
the table, so that guests who prefer to extend their legs while seated may do
so. All private rooms are perfect for business dinners, and formal or informal
gatherings. |
Tel: (03) 3505-6070 |
All menu prices exclude service charge.
7:00
a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
( 7:00am– 10:00am on
Weekend/Holiday) |
| Are you curious about what the Japanese
traditionally dine on in the morning? Then come to Yamazato (Main Building,
fifth floor) for the finest in washoku breakfasts. The contents of the
set morning course (¥3,150) change every day, and include delicious
ingredients such as fish, eggs, preserves, and much more. Ingredients reflect
the changing seasons, as well as regional specialties, such as the superb
miso of Niigata Prefecture. Each meal is served in refined lacquer and
porcelain dining ware. Guests can enjoy their meals in the graceful main
dining room, as well as private rooms designed in the sukiyazukuri style,
which was originally developed for the beauty of tea ceremonies. |
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 Our premium Japanese restaurant, Yamazato (Main Building, fifth floor), has been completely renovated. In addition to its classic main dining area, Yamazato’s expertly-prepared meals can now be savored in ten new private rooms, seating two to fourteen guests. The graceful interiors of each room were designed using the sukiyazukuri style of Japanese architecture, originally developed for the beauty of traditional tea ceremonies. In addition, a stylish new tempura counter beckons guests to explore the elegance of tempura cuisine. |
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