Yamazato Seasonal Offerings

A staff member in a lavender kimono pours tea from a blue and white striped pot into a cup at Hotel Okura Manila

Discover Yamazato's Seasonal Offerings & Promotions

Advance reservation is highly encouraged. Click this link to book your tables.



 Seasonal Highlights: 


Kaiseki - Natsu (夏)

An overhead view of a traditional Japanese lacquered bowl containing fresh chirashi sushi at Hotel Okura Manila

Inspired by Kinshu (錦秋), the season of richly colored autumn foliage in Japan, Yamazato's seasonal Kaiseki highlights ingredients enjoyed during the season through a thoughtfully prepared multi-course dining experience.

Each dish comes together in harmony, reflecting the season. Signature dish celebrate autumn's bounty and the artistry of Japanese cuisine.

Also available in a tiered obento-style kaiseki, offering a more compact yet equally seasonal experience. Available for a limited time:

 

Seasonal Kinshu Kaiseki 

Priced at 6,800++ per person

  • Dining area: Regular Dining
  • Dinner only
  • Available from September 1 to November 30, 2026.
Obento Kinshu Kaiseki 

Priced at 4,000++ per person

  • Dining area: Regular Dining
  • Lunch and Dinner
  • Available from September 1 to November 30, 2026.
Teppan Kinshu Kaiseki 

Priced at 7,500++ per person

  • Highlights are:
    • Seasonal Young Sweetfish wrapped in Kataifi
    • Kuroge Wagyu Saga Rump Steak
    • Anago Claypot Rice or Steamed White Rice with Miso Soup
  • Dining area: Teppanyaki Counter
  • Dinner only
  • Available from September 1 to November 30, 2026.

For inquiries and reservations, you may contact us through the below.
 

YAMAZATO JAPANESE FINE DINING

Call or text: +63 917 818 9868 or +63 2 5318 2888

E-mail: yamazato.service@hotelokuramanila.com

Book your tables at Yamazato online.

 

 

Glossary of terms:

  • bento/obento - A bento is the Japanese iteration of a single-portion take-out or home-packed meal, often for lunch
  • kaiseki - a traditional multi-course Japanese-style tasting menu
  • kisetsu - direct translation in Japanese for the word "seasons"
  • teishoku - a traditional Japanese set meal. The term literally translates to “fixed meal,” emphasizing that the components of the meal are carefully selected and predetermined.
  • wagyu - a Japanese beef cattle breed