Japanese Restaurant KYOTO TSURUYA
Japanese Restaurant KYOTO TSURUYA
The Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel brings the spirit of traditional Japanese hospitality to the business and entertainment center of Meieki.
Restaurant Details
Kyoto Tsuruya’s ultra-convenient location in the Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel gives it an important role to play. The hotel restaurant sees bookings for all kinds of situations, from business meetings to special occasions.
But Chef Takayuki Watanabe runs a tight ship, upholding the reputation and practices of a long-standing institution with aplomb. Under his leadership, Kyoto Tsuruya carries with it a spirit of service that has been developed over a century, and commits to offering a dining experience that goes above and beyond.
The restaurant’s operations follow in the footsteps of the restaurant that first bore the name of Tsuruya, founded in Osaka during the Meiji era. But even after so many years — 300 years and counting — the restaurant has stayed true to its commitment to provide hospitality and service like nowhere else.
Today, with its interior marrying traditional architecture — complete with an elegant garden — and contemporary Western design, Kyoto Tsuruya transports guests into an oasis of calm. A dedicated sushi counter, authentic Japanese kaiseki cuisine, and special attention to seasonality with annual events makes this venue ideal for nearly any visitor to Nagoya seeking the flavor of Japan.
Japanese Restaurant KYOTO TSURUYA Access Info
Kyoto Tsuruya is located on the 18th floor of the Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel, directly above Nagoya Station.
Japanese Restaurant KYOTO TSURUYA Phone Number
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Japanese Restaurant KYOTO TSURUYA Address
Japan, 〒450-6002 Aichi, Nagoya, Nakamura Ward, Meieki, 1-chōme−1−4 名古屋マリオットアソシアホテル 18階
Japanese Restaurant KYOTO TSURUYA Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 48 hours before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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