Dining at Park Hyatt Tokyo redefines culinary excellence alongside stunning views of Tokyo. From an American grill that captures the essence of what makes New York exciting to authentic French brasserie elegance to modern Japanese inspired by traditional kaiseki, an unforgettable dining experience awaits.
Crowning the hotel with an interactive open kitchen, live jazz performances heard throughout, a captivating 360-degree Tokyo view, and two vibrant New York inspired murals by Italian artist Valerio Adami this sophisticated American grill captures the essence of what makes New York exciting.
World of Hyatt members are eligible to earn points for qualifying purchases charged to their room at participating restaurants.
Connected to New York Grill, nightly jazz performances, a captivating Tokyo night view as the stage backdrop, and New York City’s legendary Radio City Music Hall and Carnegie Hall inspired murals by Italian artist Valerio Adami make for an evening of quality entertainment. A must do on Tokyo’s bucket list.
World of Hyatt members are eligible to earn points for qualifying purchases charged to their room at participating restaurants.
French brasserie culture at its finest – friends, connections, comfort and flair can be discovered. An iconic double-level collage of 144 black-and-white photographs by Vera Mercer, celebrates European café life.
World of Hyatt members are eligible to earn points for qualifying purchases charged to their room at participating restaurants.
By day, enjoy an artfully redefined afternoon tea set in a spectacular glass atrium surrounded by a serene bamboo grove with unparalleled views of Mt. Fuji. In the evening, a cocktail and lounge escape await with starlit sky, Japanese lantern-like lighting, and relaxing live acoustic music performances.
World of Hyatt members are eligible to earn points for qualifying purchases charged to their room at participating restaurants.
Two 17 ft / 5.3 m bamboo art sculptures by John Morford flank both sides of the restaurant and prominently displayed original black and white abstract photographs by Mitsuko Miwa breaks free from a traditional Japanese interior design. On a clear winter day, views of Mt. Fuji can be seen from each dining table.
World of Hyatt members are eligible to earn points for qualifying purchases charged to their room at participating restaurants.
Designed by John Morford with convenient access from the first floor of Shinjuku Park Tower and second floor hotel main entrance, striking seasonal showcase displays can be discovered.
World of Hyatt members are eligible to earn points for qualifying purchases charged to their room at participating restaurants.
With direct access from the first floor of Shinjuku Park Tower its whimsical and playful art figurines designed by Mieko Yuki, makes for the ideal meeting spot for exploration and friendly conversations.
World of Hyatt members are eligible to earn points for qualifying purchases charged to their room at participating restaurants.
For your dining pleasure and convenience, 24-hour service is available. Select from Japanese and international seasonal and comfort cuisine favorites, including delectable sweets and desserts, are offered for breakfast, lunch, all-day and overnight dining. Paired with a nonalcoholic beverage, crafted cocktail or fine Champagne and wine, the perfect meal will be served in the privacy and comfort of your room.
World of Hyatt members are eligible to earn points for qualifying purchases charged to their room at participating restaurants.
The best dining moments aren’t always special occasions. Whether it’s a “Me Time” meal, afternoon tea with besties, happy hour, a family meal without the cooking, or a catch-up with friends, there’s always a table with a curated menu waiting for you at Hyatt. Earn 2X World of Hyatt Points on eligible dine-in and takeaway spending at participating Hyatt restaurants and bars across Asia Pacific from now through September 30, 2026.* *Terms and conditions apply.
World of Hyatt members are eligible to earn points for qualifying purchases charged to their room at participating restaurants.