English–Japanese

“high-class japanese restaurant” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajiryōtei

Example

父は東京の料亭に招待されました。chichi wa tō kyō no ryō tei ni shō tai sa re ma shi ta

My father was invited to a high-class Japanese restaurant in Tokyo.

Illustration for 料亭 (high-class japanese restaurant)

How to say “high-class japanese restaurant” in Japanese

“High-class japanese restaurant” in Japanese is 料亭 (ryōtei).

Names a prestigious place for Japanese dining where the setting and hospitality are considered part of the meal.

Full entry for 料亭: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 料亭

京都の料亭で日本料理の作法を学びました。kyō to no ryō tei de nihon ryō ri no sa hō o mana bi ma shi ta

I learned Japanese dining etiquette at a traditional Japanese restaurant in Kyoto.

Tips for using 料亭

  • The English loanword ryotei usually points to a more formal setting than the general word restaurant, especially when the meal includes traditional service and presentation.

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