Michelin Kaiseki Cuisine Restaurant - Akasaka Kien｜Tokyo, Japan
- Popular Tokyo cuisine kaiseki restaurant, awarded 1 Michelin star
- Located in the bustling Roppongi 1-chome district of Tokyo, it is very close to famous tourist attractions such as the National Diet Building of Japan. It is a gathering place for shopping and food.
- The chef will prepare the food for you right across the counter. You can enjoy the delicious food while feeling the exquisite craftsmanship.
- Akasaka Kien is a rising star in the Japanese kaiseki cuisine industry and has become very popular in recent years.
- Using seasonal ingredients from spring, summer, autumn and winter, we offer exquisite authentic Japanese cuisine that fully enjoys the five senses of the human body.
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Lunch｜Michelin Kaiseki Cuisine Guiyan
Additional Info
Minors aged 15 and above are required to book the same meal as adults.
You can use a private room seat, and you do not have to order a set meal for lunch, but you must order a set meal above the premium kaiseki cuisine for dinner.
A private room can accommodate up to 5 people (4 seats + 1 chair).
What's included in Michelin Kaiseki Cuisine Restaurant - Akasaka Kien｜Tokyo, Japan
(Subject to Option Inclusions)
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ーRestaurant Introductionー
The Michelin-starred restaurant Guiyan uses seasonal ingredients from spring, summer, autumn and winter. The delicate and authentic Japanese cuisine fully enjoys the five senses of the human body. Guiyan was born from the idea that customers can have a full rest like a weary bird returning to its nest. It uses spacious and quiet seats and an outer courtyard that feels the changes of the four seasons, giving people the illusion of leaving the noisy city and entering a leisurely cabin in the mountains. Professional chefs bring you the unique service experience of Japanese Kaiseki restaurants.
ーSet Introductionー
- Standard Kaiseki lunch
- Premium Kaiseki lunch
- Luxurious Kaiseki lunch
- Standard Kaiseki Dinner
- Luxurious Kaiseki dinner
- Premium Kaiseki Dinner
- Children's Meal
Inclusions
- Consumption tax
- Service charge
- Restaurant reservation fee
- Personal expenses
- Other expenses not mentioned above
- Please arrive at the designated location 15 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
- If you have any questions about the product content before or during your meal, please contact Over The Planet customer service.
- Please go to the restaurant according to the scheduled time. If you are late due to personal reasons, the dining time will not be extended and no refund can be requested. Please be advised
Meet
Meeting / End Points
- Akasaka Shiyan
Policies
Purchase Summary
- Minors aged 15 and above are required to book the same meal as adults.
- Please note that if you use a private room seat, you do not have a set menu for lunch, but you must order a set menu above the premium kaiseki cuisine for dinner.
- The set menu is for reference only and may vary in ingredients depending on the season. The actual meal content is subject to the availability on the day.
- Seats cannot be assigned and will be arranged by the store reception staff on the day.
- Please arrive at the store on time. If you are more than 15 minutes late, the appointment may be cancelled by the merchant and any fees paid by the guest will not be refunded; if you arrive more than 15 minutes early, the merchant may refuse the guest to enter the store in advance to wait.
- If the guest fails to provide truthful reservation information (including but not limited to the discrepancy between the number of people reserved and the actual number of people, failure to provide the number and age of minors), fails to comply with Japanese dining etiquette (including but not limited to making loud noises, fighting, smoking, drinking, live streaming on the Internet, or engaging in other activities that may affect others' dining in the restaurant), all losses and consequences caused shall be borne by the guest himself.
