料亭 錦水
Kinsui
Traditional Japanese restaurant within Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo's garden, offering seasonal kaiseki cuisine in a serene setting with private dining rooms overlooking Unkinchi Pond.
Dining
Kaiseki Restaurant, Traditional Japanese Architecture, Private Dining Rooms, Garden Views
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Established in 1987, Kinsui is a traditional Japanese restaurant nestled within the picturesque gardens of Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo. Designed in the Sukiya architectural style, the restaurant is situated on the tranquil banks of Unkinchi Pond, providing a serene backdrop for an exquisite dining experience. Kinsui specializes in kaiseki cuisine, meticulously crafted to reflect the changing seasons and highlight the finest ingredients. Guests are accommodated exclusively in private dining rooms, each offering views of the lush garden, making it an ideal venue for family celebrations, business gatherings, and special occasions. Reservations are required to ensure personalized service.
Facilities & Services
Private dining rooms with garden views
Seasonal kaiseki menus
Non-smoking environment
Wheelchair accessible
Free Wi-Fi
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