YASAKA Website  >>

Inspired teppanyaki blending tradition and innovation.

At Yasaka, Park Hyatt Kyoto’s signature restaurant, diners will enjoy a distinctly new type of teppanyaki cuisine showcasing various French-inspired cooking techniques which unfold from the open-kitchen stage that is Japanese “teppan”, a steel hot plate.

Set to breathtaking views of Kyoto City from Yasaka Pagoda to surrounding mountains, Yasaka offers an inspired culinary experience that blends tradition and prestige.   

The stone steps of the old garden lead to Kyoyamato, a traditional ryotei and culinary institution serving authentic, seasonally-inspired kaiseki cuisine that dates back to 1877, during Japan's Meiji Era. Kyoyamato, a family-run business which has persisted for six generations, consists of several historic buildings including "Soyotei," a storied teahouse from the Edo Era, a private room where feudal warlords would secretly meet. 

KYOTO BISTRO Website>>

Dining with a connection to the neighborhood and community. 

A casual street-side café located in the bustling heart of Higashiyama, Kyoto Bistro features international and Japanese comfort food crafted à la minute in a lively, open kitchen with locally-sourced and organic ingredients. A special display counter prominently features a variety of pastries and cakes to enjoy during midday, paired with craft coffees and teas while overlooking the charming pedestrian streets and shops of Ninen-zaka. All dishes are served on exclusive, handmade earthenware created by Asahiyaki, a local pottery master with a heritage of over 400 years based in Uji, introducing diners to the region’s subtle beauty. Kyoto Bistro’s dynamic, all-day friendly and fun atmosphere is perfect for everyone, whether visitors or locals. 

The Living Room Website>>

An inviting lounge space where guests gather and relax.

The Living Room is the heart and hearth of Park Hyatt Kyoto’s luxury guesthouse. Designed to make one feel at home, this welcoming, naturally-lit environment is where guests can enjoy Park Hyatt Kyoto’s original five course Afternoon Tea menu served with carefully selected tea pairing and snacks. Amidst the open fireplace and bar, the aroma of Tamo wood lingers.

Bar Kohaku Website>>

Where ritual and craft meet cocktails and spirits.

Kohaku is an intimate and refined bar adjacent to Yasaka. Offering dramatic views of Yasaka Pagoda through expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, Kohaku creates a warm yet classic atmosphere with its dark woods and leather textures. Collaborative partnerships with select, Kyoto-based artisans of whiskey, sake, and gin enable Kohaku to offer guests a curated collection of rare spirits and craft products.

Park Hyatt Kyoto's original gifts are available in special boxes and can be booked on-line or by telephone. Delivery service is available nationwide.

 

<Original Gifts for  Autumn and Winter> 

Pound cake: 3,000 yen (3,240 yen including tax)

You can choose one of the following
-Matcha green tea and white chocolate pound cake
-Fig and Chestnut pound cake

Four kinds of baked sweets: 4,500 yen (4,860 yen including tax)

-Sesame sablé
-Berry boudonnage
-Uji green tea and pecan nut
-Chocolate cookies

Assorted gifts 9,000 yen (9,720 yen including tax)

You can choose three from the following
-Sesame sablé
-Berry boudonnage
-Uji green tea and pecan nut
-Chocolate cookies

You can choose one from the following
-Matcha green tea and white chocolate pound cake
-Fig and Chestnut pound cake

Room service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and includes Western breakfast, Japanese breakfast prepared by Sanso Kyoyamato, a full a la carte menu, wine, whiskey, fresh juices, and more, depending on the time of day.

Pair dining gift certificates for our restaurants are available when requested in advance, and are packed in an original wooden box. For more information, please contact us via phone or email.

kyoto.park@hyatt.com