Toronto 
Events Description
On Sunday, June 1, two of Toronto’s top culinary talents will collaborate for a one-night-only tasting dinner event at Park Hyatt Toronto. Set in the 17th-floor Terrace Room with sweeping skyline views, the event will feature an 8-course tasting menu presented by Executive chefs Ryusuke Nakagawa of Aburi Hana and Jonathan Williams of Park Hyatt Toronto. Only 30 seats are available. The evening will begin at 6:00 PM and include a welcome cocktail, canapés, curated wine pairings, and live music. Tickets are $600 per guest (plus 13% tax and 20% gratuity). Reservations are now open.
The Aburi Hana and Park Hyatt Toronto collaboration between chef Ryusuke Nakagawa and chef Jonathan Williams is a first-of-its-kind dining experience between Park Hyatt Toronto, one of the city’s most iconic luxury hotels, and Aburi Hana, Toronto’s top MICHELIN-starred Japanese kaiseki destination. Marking the finale of Sakura Season, the dinner will highlight the refined techniques of chef Nakagawa, trained under a master chef to the Emperor of Japan, alongside the contemporary Canadian style of chef Williams, who is leading Park Hyatt Toronto’s culinary resurgence.
The evening begins with a welcome cocktail and canapés crafted in partnership with Roku Gin. Live music will accompany the dinner to round out the guest experience. The 8-course tasting menu will feature alternating dishes by chefs Nakagawa and Williams. Highlights include chef Nakagawa’s Lobster Kimiyaki with uni and chia seed soy and Maguro Flower Sashimi, paired with Chef Williams’ locally inspired creations such as Aged Duck and Mimosa Springs Trout. The dinner will conclude with a Miyazaki Mango dessert by Aburi Hana’s Executive Pastry chef Aiko Uchigoshi, whose award-winning pastry expertise spans more than 15 years.
“I’m excited to be teaming up with chef Ryusuke for this event,” says chef Jonathan Williams. “It’s always inspiring to work alongside other chefs in Toronto who are pushing boundaries. This dinner is about more than great food—it’s about celebrating the incredible talent in our city and giving guests a new perspective on what fine dining can be.”
“I’m thrilled about this unique opportunity with chef Jonathan to honour the beauty of the Sakura season, which is a profound symbol of renewal in Japanese culture. It’s a beautiful way to showcase the rich tapestry of both Japanese and Canadian heritage through culinary expression,” says chef Ryusuke Nakagawa.
Who is it for?
Adults
19+
HOW MUCH
Tickets : $600 pp
$600 per guest (+13% tax & 20% gratuity).
How to get tickets?
WHEN & WHERE
Date: Sunday June 1, 2025 | 6:00pm-9:00pm
Venue & Address
Park Hyatt Toronto, 4 Avenue Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5R 2E8
Wheelchair accessible
