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Bringing his talents to Mayfair from Tokyo’s exclusive Ginza district, sushi master chef Shinji Kanesaka opened an exclusive omakase restaurant at 45 Park Lane, overlooking the park, in July 2023. There's a private room for 4 diners.

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Summary

Aiming for ‘a new benchmark for omakase dining in the city’ – certainly when it comes to price… – this Dorchester Collection property (opposite the mothership itself across the road) opened in July 2023. It’s a spin-off from Shinji Kanesaka’s Tokyo Michelin two-star and will seat just 13 diners (9 at a counter, 4 in a separate room). Perhaps the UK’s most expensive set menu: it offers a 20-course omakase experience for £420 per head, plus paired saké at £150 per head. Go easy on the Coco Mademoiselle though: ‘we kindly request that you refrain from wearing perfume’.

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45 Park Lane, London, W1K 1PN
45 Park Lane, London, W1K 1PN
Opening hours
MondayCLOSED
Tuesday6 pm‑08:30 pm
Wednesday6 pm‑08:30 pm
Thursday6 pm‑08:30 pm
Friday6 pm‑08:30 pm
Saturday6 pm‑08:30 pm
Sunday6 pm‑08:30 pm

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