Arva at Aman Tokyo

Derived from the Latin word for ‘arable’ or ‘cultivated,’ Arva embodies the essence of ‘cucina del raccolto’—Italy’s harvest cuisine. Rooted in tradition, Arva at Aman Tokyo transforms the finest seasonal ingredients into simple yet flavourful dishes, curating a dining experience that is comforting, classic and deeply connected to Italian culinary heritage.

Aman Tokyo's dining room with soaring ceilings, geometric lighting installation, and contemporary architectural design. Sommelier pouring wine at Aman Tokyo dining venue, with place setting and glasses visible.

Ingredients at their peak

Through established relationships with local farmers, fishermen, market traders and suppliers, chef Masakazu Hiraki and his team create classic and deeply flavoursome dishes from the produce available seasonally.

Heritage rediscovered

Celebrating Italian heritage and tradition, Arva at Aman Tokyo honours time-tested recipes, remaining true to the essence of each dish.

Chef Hiraki stands in Aman Tokyo's dining venue, wearing white chef's attire against an evening cityscape backdrop. Chef grating yuzu zest over a plated dish at Aman Tokyo.

A tale of two cuisines

Masakazu Hiraki, Aman’s Director of Western Cuisine in Japan, honed his craft over 17 years in Italy, including 13 in Venice working as an Executive Chef. A founding force behind Arva’s concept eight years ago, he continues to lead the restaurant at Aman Tokyo. Now overseeing all Western cuisine at Aman’s Japan properties, he masterfully blends Japanese refinement with his years of first-hand Italian experience.

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