Sosaku Ryori Hayama Saryo

A reservation-only restaurant within Dogo Yamanote Garden Place. It serves creative Japanese cooking and kaiseki using seasonal Seto Inland Sea produce and seasonings from long-established makers.

This is a creative cuisine restaurant located in "Dogo Yamanote Garden" in Dogosagidani-cho. It is operated by the Yamanote Hotel Group, which owns facilities such as the Dogo Giyaman Glass Museum. According to the official website, it is currently open only to overnight guests due to store renovations, and preparations are underway to resume operations for general public use (confirmation via official information is required when visiting).

In the morning, it serves "Breakfast from Ehime 100-Year Shops" (3,300 yen), a menu featuring local ingredients such as miso from Moribun Jozo in Uchiko Town and Matsuyama-age from Hodono Shoten, and in the evening, it offers creative kaiseki (13,200 yen) incorporating Uwajima red sea bream and Iyo beef sirloin. The business hours are 7:00–22:00 (L.O. 21:00), the address is 459-1 Dogosagidani-cho, Matsuyama City, and the phone number is 089-933-3655.

Source: Official Website (dogo-yamanote.com). Please check official information for the latest details on business status, menus, and prices. Last confirmed date: July 20, 2026

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