The pinnacle of Fugu Cuisine which has evolved in Tokyo.
Yakumo Saryo
八雲茶寮
Tokyo
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Japanese Cuisine
A place of dining and cuisine where Japanese culture meets modern styles.
- Open for Lunch
Yakumo Saryo is a unique dining space owned by the renowned designer Shinichiro Ogata, known for his modern approach to Japanese culture.
Yakumo Saryo aims to provide guests with an unforgettable dining experience that reflects the complexity of Japanese cuisine, where every detail—from dishware and décor to the chef’s hospitality—contributes to the experience.
Located in a peaceful residential area, this former Japanese mansion has been transformed, offering guests stunning views of a garden that captures the beauty of each season. The dining area overlooks the garden, providing a serene space to relax and enjoy exceptional tea. A signature wood counter table connects the cooking and dining spaces, adding to the restaurant’s distinctive atmosphere.
The “Asacha” breakfast, Yakumo Saryo’s signature traditional meal, is centered around tea and is a favorite choice among guests seeking a calm, satisfying start to the day. Guests can also enjoy seasonal kaiseki cuisine for lunch, followed by Japanese sweets and tea.
Please note that dinner reservations are for members-only, available only through introductions from regular patrons or via My Concierge Japan.
Visit Yakumo Saryo to experience the essence of Japanese culture through cuisine in this beautifully authentic Tokyo retreat.
| Address | 3-4-7 Yakumo, Meguroku, Tokyo |
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| Business hours | ・Breakfast: From 9:00 (serving of the courses begin at 9:15) ・Kaiseki Course: 12:00 to 20:00 (Last order at 19:00) |
| Closed | Sunday and Mondays |
| Directions | Approx 15-min walk from Toritsu-daigaku Station on Toyoko Line |
| Price | ・￥4,000 (￥4,400) Breakfast (Morning Tea) ・￥From 36,300 (￥39,930) Kaiseki Course ※Reservations are currently only available for breakfast and lunch. Dinner is only available for guests who have visited the restaurant several times. Please be informed that dinner reservations cannot be made online and so we may ask you to contact the restaurant directly. |
| Service Charge | 15% service charge required |
| Smoking | Smoking prohibited |
| Children | Children 18 years and older are welcome. |
| Language | English |
| Parking | None |
| Dresscode | ・Business casual or semi-formal required. ・No casual wear allowed (sandals, t-shirts, short pants etc.). |
| Payment method | Please fill out the reservation form on this website. ※ Advance payment for reserved courses with PayPal or a credit card is required. ※Any additional orders that you make for food or drink at the restaurant are to be paid for at the restaurant after your meal. |
| Cancellation Policy | ※ Cancellations made up to 15:00 JST of 3 days before the reservation date are eligible to receive a full refund. ※ Cancellations made after 15:00 JST of 3 days, or within 2 days before, 1 day before, or on the day of the reservation date are not eligible to receive any refund. ※ All changes to the reservation are required to be made at least 3 days before the reservation date. ※ Requests to change or cancel a reservation made after the specified days above will not be eligible for any refund and requests to change the reservation to an alternative date/time will not be accommodated. ※ Reservations will be cancelled and entry will be denied if more than 15 minutes late and no refund will be provided. |
3-4-7 Yakumo, Meguroku, Tokyo
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