Yamazato Manila, the renowned Japanese restaurant at Hotel Okura Manila, is excited to announce its exquisite Osechi Ryouri, a traditional Japanese New Year feast that symbolizes good luck and prosperity.
This year’s Osechi Ryori is a culinary masterpiece curated by Japanese Executive Chef Keiichiro Fujino, Japanese Specialty Sushi Chef Ikuma Sato, and Japanese Specialty Teppan Chef Katsuji Kato. The meticulously crafted dishes, presented in elegant jubako boxes, feature a harmonious blend of flavors and textures through a culinary masterpiece in Three Tiers.
First Tier – A vibrant collection of sweet and savory delicacies such as gold-leaf-topped black beans, miso-marinated herring roe, candied sardines, and soy-marinated caviar. Each item is chosen for its symbolic significance, from prosperity to longevity.
Second Tier – A celebration of the ocean’s bounty and earthy flavors, featuring simmered octopus, abalone with dashi, grilled yellowtail, and a medley of seasonal vegetables like lotus root and bamboo shoot.
Third Tier – A fusion of premium teppanyaki offerings such as Kumamoto F1 tenderloin tataki, Miyazaki A5 sirloin, and Saga A4 minced cutlet. This tier also includes chirashi sushi and vibrant ball- shaped sushi, showcasing the finest seasonal fish.
To complete the festive experience, each Osechi Ryori set includes a complimentary bottle of Yamazato Sake, an exclusive touch to enhance your celebration.
This exclusive Osechi Ryouri set is available for PHP 28,600++ (PHP 31,365.52 nett). Due to its meticulous preparation and the use of premium ingredients, only a limited number of sets will be offered.
Guests are encouraged to reserve early. Orders will be confirmed by the Yamazato Manila team upon providing your contact details. The deadline for orders will be on the 15 th of December.
For more information about the Osechi Ryouri you may visit the Hotel Okura Manila website at https://www.hotelokuramanila.com/offers/new-year-osechi.
Celebrate the New Year with a feast that embodies hope, prosperity, and the spirit of renewal.
