Experience unparalleled fine dining in Kyoto at Four Seasons. Enjoy premium grilled meats, traditional sweets, matcha, sake tastings and afternoon tea alongside spectacular views of our 800-year-old pond garden.
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- May 9–31Reserve now
CHERRY AFTERNOON TEA AT THE LOUNGE & BAR
Our Cherry Afternoon feautures cherry verrine with shiso, a playful take on Forêt Noir, and seasonal savoury treats like salmon galette and Comté cheese Paris-Brest. Weekdays: JPY 7,000; weekends: JPY 7,800. - Available for lunch and dinner May 9 to July 6Reserve now
JOURNEY THROUGH JAPAN: KYOTO MEETS KYUSHU at EMBA KYOTO GRILL
Celebrating the vibrant joy of early summer, this seasonal course menu features southern Japanese ingredients like Kurobuta pork and Amadai fish, sourced from Kyoto and Kyushu region. Each is tribute to regional culinary heritage and best enjoyed with Laurent-Perrier Champagne. Four-course lunch: JPY 7,000; five-course lunch: JPY 10,500; five-course dinner: JPY 17,000; four paired glasses of Laurent-Perrier: additional JPY 25,000. - Available for dinnerReserve now
Omakase courses at Sushi Ginza Onodera
Savour the refined pleasures of Edomae-style sushi at our sleek counter carved from a 400-year-old Japanese cypress. Crafted with fresh ingredients from markets in Kyoto, Hokkaido and Tokyo, this omakase experience unfolds a variety of seasonal appetizers and fresh nigiri. Early summer omakase: JPY 24,500; omakase: JPY 29,500; premium omakase: JPY 49,500.
Meet the team

Yoshihide Hamamoto
Executive Pastry ChefAfter graduating from the Ecole Supérieure de Pâtisserie Tsuji, Executive Pastry Chef Yoshihide Hamamoto honed his skills at restaurants in Osaka and Nagoya before joining Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi. In 2007, he expanded his career internationally at Four Seasons in Beverly Hills, eventually returning to Marunouchi to rise to the role of Pastry Chef. His next move took him to Four Seasons Hotel Singapore as Executive Pastry Chef, before leading the pastry team at Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto until 2021. Now, back in Kyoto, he is ready to explore additional avenues for creativity.
“Japan’s exceptional fruit variety, with its unique sweetness, sourness, and texture, inspires my pastries, telling the story of the country’s natural abundance.”