Century-Old Kyoto Kaiseki Restaurant: Kinmata (Online Reservation) | Kyoto, Japan
Enjoy Kyoto specialties in a typical Machiya house in Kyoto during the Meiji Era. Indulge in a course featuring delectable dishes made from seasonal Kyoto vegetables and handpicked fresh fish from the Sea of Japan, Seto Inland Sea, and Pacific Ocean, elevating taste to the highest level. Appreciate the elegantly served dishes and the restaurant's traditional design.
- Experience fine dining at a historic Japanese hotel with over 200 years of tradition, where family Kaiseki cooking skills have been handed down through generations
- Enjoy this historical building, designated as a Kyoto cultural heritage site since 2001, exuding century-old Japanese charm
- Explore Kawaramachi, the bustling heart of Kyoto with excellent shopping and dining options
Options
【Counter】Kyoto Cuisine Lunch
Additional Info
This course requires reservation from at least 2 people.
Diners in the same group must order the same course.
Children aged 0 to 11 years old can eat with adults.
What's included in Century-Old Kyoto Kaiseki Restaurant: Kinmata (Online Reservation) | Kyoto, Japan
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— What You Can Expect —
Explore KINMATA, a Meiji-era Kyoto machiya designated a cultural property of Kyoto in 2001, and discover shops and residences located on the main road. See an elegant, distinctly Kyoto-style Japanese courtyard at the center of the building with artistic decor and antique wooden furniture that creates a serene ambiance.
Savor monthly-changing fresh dishes prepared by the current chef, a master of Kyo-yasai, which are Kyoto's branded vegetables. The course menu features delightful Kyo-yasai dishes made from seasonal produce. Enjoy premium ingredients handpicked by the chef from Nishiki Market, renowned as Kyoto's 'Kitchen.' Indulge in high-quality fish sourced from the Sea of Japan, Seto Inland Sea, and the Pacific Ocean. The restaurant features exquisite tableware, including Kyo-yaki, Imari-yaki, and Kutani-yaki porcelain, elevating both cuisine and artistry to the highest level.
Enjoy traditional dishes in Japan with Over The Planet!
— Course Introduction —
The chef customizes dishes based on daily ingredients to ensure diners' enjoyment. Ingredient choices and the number of dishes may vary daily, and differences in courses result from ingredient and item selections.
Inclusions
- Consumption tax
- Service charge
- Restaurant reservation fee
- Personal expenses
- Other expenses not mentioned above
- If you have any questions about the product content before or during the meal, please contact Over The Planet customer service.
- Please go to the restaurant according to the scheduled time. Please note that if you are late due to your own reasons, the dining time will not be extended and you will not be able to request a refund.
Meet
Meeting / End Points
- Kaiseki KINMATA
Policies
Purchase Summary
- Minors aged 12 and above need to reserve the same set menu as adults
- The course is provided for reference only, and the ingredients may change with the seasons. The actual meal content depends on what is available on that day
- Please note that seat assignments cannot be specified and will be arranged by the restaurant staff on the day
- Please arrive at the restaurant on time. If you are more than 15 minutes late, the restaurant reserves the right to cancel the reservation, and fees will not be refunded. If you arrive more than 15 minutes early, the restaurant may refuse entry, and you may be asked to wait outside until the designated time
- If the guest provides inaccurate reservation information (including an incorrect number of guests on the day compared to the number of guests on the reservation, the number of minors and their ages), or fails to adhere to Japanese dining etiquette (including, but not limited to, loud noise, fighting, smoking, excessive drinking, live broadcasting on the Internet, or other activities that may disturb other diners), they will be held responsible for any resulting consequences
