和田倉
Wadakura
Experience the pinnacle of Japanese kaiseki cuisine at the elegant Wadakura.
Dining
Fine Dining, Japanese Cuisine, Kaiseki, Elegant
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Nestled on the 6th floor of the Palace Hotel Tokyo, Wadakura offers an exquisite dining experience that celebrates the art of Japanese cuisine. The restaurant features multiple dining areas, including beautifully appointed private rooms adorned with intricate naguri-style woodwork and textured walls crafted by master plasterer Naoki Kusumi. Guests can indulge in seasonal kaiseki courses that harmonize fresh ingredients with traditional preparation methods, creating a culinary journey through Japan's rich gastronomic heritage. The serene ambiance and views of the Wadakura Moat enhance the dining experience, making it a must-visit for those seeking the finest in Japanese dining.
Facilities & Services
- Private Dining
- Kaiseki Menu
- Reservations Required
- Elegant Decor
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