Luxury Feast Tokyo Private Dining and Elite Bar

Name: Luxury Feast Tokyo Private Dining and Elite Bar
Brand: Viator
Price: 319.38 USD
Availability: InStock

4 hoursEnglishBook 1 day aheadRoppongi, Japan

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Private-Access Kiyoyasu-tei Dinner – dine in an exclusive eight-seat tatami salon opened only for your party, with a seasonal kaiseki menu personally plated by the resident chef.

Members-Only Luxury Bar – slip past an unmarked door into a velvet-lined speakeasy usually reserved for Tokyo insiders.

Unlimited Premium Drinks & Karaoke – raise crystal glasses of top-shelf sake, Japanese whisky, or champagne while singing your favorites in a sound-proof suite.

Gatsby-Style Glamour – from candlelit porcelain in the townhouse to Art-Deco accents at the bar, every detail evokes 1920s opulence re-imagined in modern Roppongi.

Total Privacy & Secrecy – one booking per night guarantees no crowds, no outsiders, and the freedom to tailor pacing, playlists, and photo ops.

Door-to-Door Ease – your bilingual host handles all transfers, introductions, and etiquette tips, so you simply arrive, indulge, and enjoy.

Included

Course menu and drink(one drink)
Member`s only Bar (Karaoke and all you can drink)

Not included

Public transportation
Private transportation

What you'll do

Step through an unmarked wooden gate and enter Kiyoyasu-tei, a private townhouse
that feels worlds away from Roppongi’s neon glow. Inside, a third-generation kappō chef greets you with a silent bow and ushers you to an intimate eight-seat tatami room framed by antique shoji screens and softly flickering candlelight. The evening unfolds like a Gatsby vignette transported to Tokyo: seasonal kaiseki courses arrive on hand-thrown porcelain, each dish paired with rare sake selected from the family’s cellared collection. Conversation lingers over a miniature moss garden, and between courses the chef shares the hidden stories behind Japan’s finest wagyu and uni. Kiyoyasu-tei opens only for this tour, ensuring complete privacy, personalized pacing, and the sensation of dining inside a secret chapter of Japanese haute culture.