Scapes The Suite

Scapes The Suite
Experience French cuisine with local flavors at Scapes The Suite, offering breathtaking views of Mt. Fuji and Sagami Bay in Hayama.
Restaurant Details
Scapes The Suite offers a unique dining experience in the picturesque town of Hayama, Kanagawa. This dining bar and bistro combines French culinary techniques with local ingredients sourced from Hayama and Miura, creating a menu that is both innovative and rooted in regional flavors.
The restaurant is known for its exquisite dishes, such as the amuse-bouche of sweetfish rillettes on matcha sable and the appetizer of yellowtail carpaccio with pickled melon. The menu also features a seasonal corn potage, low-temperature cooked amberjack marinated in Heibei vinegar, and a domestic sirloin cap served with Hayama zucchini. Desserts like the peach and dried fruit nougat glace offer a sweet conclusion to the meal, while homemade focaccia infused with rosemary is a delightful accompaniment.
Located at 922-2 Horiuchi, Hayama, Scapes The Suite boasts a stylish atmosphere with dim lighting and panoramic views of Sagami Bay. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows provide stunning vistas of Hayama Lighthouse, Ryujin Shrine, Morito Beach, Enoshima, and even Mt. Fuji. The seaside terrace is perfect for intimate dining, with two-person tables and a total of 28 seats available.
The ambiance is further enhanced by reflecting pools and flames that light up the night, while Hawaiian-style pop music plays in the background. Guests can expect polite service typical of hotel standards, ensuring a memorable dining experience. For convenience, the restaurant offers underground parking and a shuttle service from JR Zushi Station.
Scapes The Suite Phone Number
Scapes The Suite Business Days
Scapes The Suite Address
922-2 Horiuchi, Hayama, Miura District, Kanagawa 240-0112
Scapes The Suite Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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