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Notice on Precautionary Measures
The safety and wellbeing of our guests and colleagues is always a top priority at Park Hyatt Tokyo. We continu […]
NEWS & TOPICS
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Pastry Boutique
VALENTINE’S DAY & WHITE DAY SWEETS
Park Hyatt Tokyo is pleased to introduce our upcoming Valentine’s Day and White Day romantic sweets selection
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The Peak Lounge
2020 COUNTDOWN LOUNGE
Park Hyatt Tokyo is pleased to host the fifth edition of the ‘Countdown Lounge’ New Year’s Eve celebration at The Peak Lounge & Bar.
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Delicatessen
HOLIDAY GIFTS
Available Period: November 5 (Tue) 2019 until January 5 (Sun) 2020
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The Peak Lounge
Peak Lounge
Welcoming a new seasPark Hyatt is welcoming a new season at The Peak Lounge with the Harry Winston “Winston in Bloom” Afternoon Te […]
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GirandoleKOZUENew York Grill
Tokyo to Table
This spring, we celebrate local cuisine as Park Hyatt Tokyo is rolling out our spring promotions with a specia […]
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New York Bar
Five to Seven at New York Bar
We invite you to watch the sunset from high above the city at New York Bar, with sweeping views of the Tokyo s […]
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The Peak Lounge
Peak of Joy
Enjoy a pleasant evening at twilight with your friends and loved ones while gazing at the scenic night view of […]
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The Peak Bar
Twilight Time
As the sun goes down and the city lights come on over Tokyo, The Peak Bar will welcome guests to enjoy Twiligh […]
Executive Chef
Ronan Cadorel
French native, Chef Ronan Cadorel began his culinary career learning under Chef Jacques Maximin in Vence and worked at Michelin-starred restaurants in various countries including Lasserre Restaurant and Au Trou Gascon in Paris, Enoteca Pinchiorri in Florence, Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in London and under world-famous chef, Daniel Boulud in New York. He was also a part of Gordon Ramsay’s opening team for Trianon Palace in Versailles. Chef Cadorel joined the Hyatt group in January 2015 as Executive Chef at Hyatt Regency Casablanca until his recent appointment as Executive Chef at Park Hyatt Tokyo. His culinary philosophy revolves around simplicity and taste, finding harmony in ingredients and creating stories with his dishes.
Executive Sous Chef
Koichi Yoneda
In 1991, Koichi Yoneda left Japan to train at some of France’s most iconic restaurants including the three Michelin-starred La Maison Troisgros and Les Prés d’Eugénie. On returning to his native country, he continued to work at French restaurants around Tokyo including a stint as Chef at Raisin d’Or in the Ginza district. He joined Park Hyatt Tokyo in 2001 and became Chef de Cuisine at Girandole in 2002 and went on to become Executive Sous Chef in 2004. Chef Yoneda believes in letting ingredients speak for themselves and drawing out natural flavors to create food that is both deeply satisfying and strikingly fresh.