Yakiniku

Blending Japanese culinary tradition with a refined Courchevel grill experience, Yakiniku occupies Aman Le Mélézin’s outdoor terrace overlooking the slopes of Courchevel 1850. Open for lunch only, weather permitting, this setting for outdoor dining invites hotel guests and non-residents to cook premium cuts over glowing embers at their table.

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Yakiniku grill with smoke rising, viewed through a window at Aman Le Mélézin. Yakiniku dish at Aman Le Mélézin with chef plating seared meat and garnish.

Slopeside Setting

With mountain and village views, the hotel’s terrace offers Courchevel slopeside dining directly overlooking the Bellecôte Piste. Sunlit lunches unfold at an unhurried pace, providing a welcome pause between days spent exploring the mountains.

Dine Together

The Yakiniku on the terrace dining experience focuses on the freshness of the ingredients and the communal aspect of eating together. Available for lunch sittings, vibrant appetisers are followed by grilled cuts and accompanied by a host of sides and signature sauces including Apple Koji Yakiniku Sauce, Egg Yolk Soy Sauce and Shiso Miso, allowing each diner to tailor their meal to suite personal preferences.  

The Finest Cuts

Sliced delicately into bite-sized pieces and served with minimal seasoning, our cuts allow the natural flavours of the finest meat to shine. Choose from buttery Japanese A4 Wagyu Strip Loin, savoury house-made Tsubo-Zuke Harami, richly marbled Hanasaki Zabuton and more.  

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FAQ's

When is Yakiniku at Aman Le Mélézin open?

Yakiniku is open during the winter season from February to April, weather permitting.

What are the opening hours for Yakiniku?

Yakiniku is open from 12pm to 2.45pm.

Is Yakiniku only available for lunch?

Yakiniku is a lunch-only dining experience on Aman Le Mélézin’s outdoor terrace.

Is Yakiniku weather dependent?

As Yakiniku is served outdoors on the terrace, opening is weather dependent.

Can non-residents dine at Yakiniku?

Yakiniku welcomes both Aman Le Mélézin guests and non-residents, subject to availability.

Do I need to make a reservation at Yakiniku?

Reservations are recommended and can be made directly with Aman Le Mélézin.