Silk Road Dining — Restaurant in Nara

The food is superb, both in taste and appearance. The casual atmosphere of the restaurant helps you to relax without having to be too formal. The meal, a French-based creation, was a fusion of Eastern and Western flavors that represented Nara, which was at the end of the Silk Roads in ancient times. The appetizers and desserts were my favorite part of the meal. The bad reviews are probably attributed to the time the restaurant first opened, as the service was not up to par. Since then, the service has made an impressive improvement. Even though the restaurant was busy on New Year's Day, the food, bread, and water were served promptly, and the menu was explained in detail. A special discount of 10-20%. is offered to elite members of the Marriott...

My wife and I celebrated our anniversary with a dinner at Silk Road Dining, and it was truly an unforgettable experience.

A special thank you to Lama-san, who provided exceptional service. Knowing that we don’t eat beef, he carefully explained whether each dish contained any beef-related ingredients, such as broth or butter. His clear explanations of each dish’s preparation and presentation made the experience even more enjoyable.

Beyond the service, the food was super delicious - thoughtfully prepared, beautifully presented, and bursting with flavor. I highly recommend for anyone looking for an exceptional dinning...

I always set my bar fairly low for hotel restaurants, knowing that they’re meant to be expensed by business travelers, but I figured staying at a JW Marriott, the experience would be solid for a quick dinner before heading to bed after a long day of travel. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case. While the facilities were comfortable and upscale, the speed of service and quality of the food was truly lacking. To make matters worse, this restaurant easily charges 3-5x the price of local eateries for simple things such as sandwiches and burgers. I really can’t recommend this restaurant to anyone based on...