An unforgettable dining experience next to the Noh stage
Focus on fresh, seasonal, local ingredients. Enjoy a variety of dining experiences, including a Japanese kaiseki course menu and presentations at a counter chef table with a grill.
餐饮课程
Kyoto Seasonal Harvest and Chocolate Afternoon Tea (9/4–11/22)
(120-minute limit)
[Sweets] ・Roasted Japanese Chestnut Pudding with Yuzu Chocolate Sauce / Western Pear Yokan and Chocolate Ganache ・Persimmon, Apple, and Sweet Potato Cacao Tart / Japanese Chestnut and Milk Chocolate Mousse ・Fig and Cacao Pulp Jelly / Monaka Chocolate Florentine ・Black Truffle Chocolate Sablé
[Savory] ・Taro with Zunda / Dried persimmon and sour cream ・Chicken Matsukaze style / Sweet simmered Ayu / Kenchin-style steamed vegetables / Chestnuts with skin ・Miso-marinated herring roe / Smoked salmon and cream cheese / Candied walnuts ・Lotus root chips / Chrysanthemum leaves / Maple leaf ・Sesame tofu and vegetable soup
[Drinks] Free Flow (90 minutes)
A free-flow selection of thirty-five beverages centres on Kyoto's finest: houjicha, wa-koucha and sencha lead a line-up chosen to pair with both sweets and savouries. Gaze over the deep green canopy of Higashiyama as the afternoon unfolds.
¥8,000包含服务费/含税
Fushi Kaiseki / Dinner (September 4 onwards)
※Contents may vary depending on the season.
[APPETIZERS] Taro with Sweet Edamame Paste, Dried Persimmon with Sour Cream Simmered Komatsuna, Chicken Meatloaf, Candied Sweetfish Steamed Vegetables and Egg, Chestnuts with Skin, Teriyaki Octpus Miso-marinated Herring Roe, Smoked Salmon with Cream Cheese Caramelized Walnuts, Ginkgo Nuts, Eel Sushi, Lotus Root Chips
[SOUP] Small Hot Pot with Pike Conger and Matsutake Mushrooms Mitsuba Green, Sudachi Citrus
[SASHIMI] Today`s 3 Kinds Garnishes soy sauce
[GRILLED] Kuroge Wagyu Fillet, Yuan-style Grilled Fish 3 kinds of Grilled Vegetables
[SHIIZAKANA] Persimmon and Shrimp with Creamy Tofu Sauce Chrysanthemum
[RICE] Maitake Mushroom Rice, Salmon, Mitsuba Green Miso soup, Japanese Pickles
[DESSERT] Sweet Potato Monaka, Sweet Red Bean Paste Macha Cream, Japanese Pear
¥22,000包含服务费/含税
Kaden Kaiseki / Dinner (September 4 onwards)
※Contents may vary depending on the season.
[APPETIZERS] Taro with Sweet Edamame Paste, Dried Persimmon with Sour Cream Simmered Komatsuna, Chicken Meatloaf, Candied Sweetfish Steamed Vegetables and Egg, Chestnuts with Skin, Teriyaki Octpus Miso-marinated Herring Roe, Smoked Salmon with Cream Cheese Caramelized Walnuts, Ginkgo Nuts, Eel Sushi, Lotus Root Chips
[SOUP] Small Hot Pot with Pike Conger and Matsutake Mushrooms Mitsuba Green, Sudachi Citrus
[SASHIMI] Today`s 2 Kinds Garnishes soy sauce
[GRILLED] Kuroge Wagyu Ichibo 3 Kinds of Grilled Vegetables
[SHIIZAKANA] Persimmon and Shrimp with Creamy Tofu Sauce Chrysanthemum
[RICE] Maitake Mushroom Rice, Salmon, Mitsuba Green Miso soup, Japanese Pickles
[DESSERT] Sweet Potato Monaka, Sweet Red Bean Paste Macha Cream, Japanese Pear
¥15,000包含服务费/含税
Banyan Tree × Michelin “Japanese Cuisine SEN BETTEI” September Omakase Dinner
[Ryōzen SEN Bettei] Location: Counter inside “Ryōzen,” a kaiseki restaurant on the 3rd floor of Banyan Tree Kyoto Higashiyama “Ryōzen SEN Bettei” was launched in March 2026 as a satellite venue to the Michelin-starred restaurant “Japanese Cuisine SEN” Chef Ken Sugisawa, head chef at the renowned Kyoto restaurant “Japanese Cuisine SEN,” offers exquisite Japanese cuisine here—a culinary experience available nowhere else. Schedule: Every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Time: Starts at 18:30 only (reservations will be canceled if guests do not arrive by 18:30) Seating: Counter seating only
The dishes at “Japanese Cuisine SEN” embody Chef Ken Sugisawa’s unique vision, forged from his skills and aesthetic sensibilities honed at traditional Kyoto restaurants, combined with his international experiences. Utilizing seasonal ingredients, his delicate creations foster conversation and human connection through dining, delivering an unforgettable Japanese culinary journey filled with discovery and emotion. His cuisine, which gracefully interprets Kyoto culture while honoring tradition, continues to captivate gourmets worldwide. At “Ryōzen SEN Bettei,” guests can savor a refined moment in an atmosphere reminiscent of Noh theater, enjoying dialogue with Chef Sugisawa over his exquisite dishes—and truly experiencing the depth of Kyoto.