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Kobachi on Fifty Six

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Kobachi occupies the 56th floor of Jin Mao Tower at Grand Hyatt Shanghai, offering a refined open-kitchen experience of sushi, sashimi, and yakitori using freshly imported ingredients. Panoramic views of Pudong and the Huangpu River frame every meal.

Price
¥¥¥¥
Area
Pudong / Lujiazui
Owner
Grand Hyatt Shanghai (Hyatt Hotels Corporation)
Kobachi on Fifty Six — authentic japanese restaurant in Shanghai, Pudong / Lujiazui
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About
Since the Grand Hyatt Shanghai opened in the iconic Jin Mao Tower in 1999, Kobachi has served as its dedicated Japanese dining room, positioned on the 56th floor above one of the world's most dramatic urban skylines. The open kitchen allows diners to watch the chef de cuisine and team prepare freshly imported sushi, sashimi, and yakitori, while the dining room is appointed with Japanese earthenware and lacquerware sourced from noted craftsmen in Japan — a detail that elevates the aesthetic beyond the generic hotel-Japanese format. An extensive sake list complements the menu. The restaurant carries a 4.7 rating on TripAdvisor and was described in a 2026 review as 'elevation in every sense of flavour, of atmosphere, and of perspective.' The Hyatt brand's investment in Japanese culinary integrity at this property is longstanding and credible.
Neighborhood & visiting

Kobachi on Fifty Six sits in Pudong / Lujiazui, one of Shanghai's neighborhoods where authentic Japanese kitchens have taken root. Reservations are available online — for a focused kaiseki counter this is strongly recommended. Check the posted hours before you go — traditional kaiseki restaurants often close between service periods.

Why it's on Washoku Guide
  • One of the few Japanese restaurants in Shanghai where the dining room overlooks both the Shanghai Tower and the Huangpu River simultaneously — a genuinely spectacular setting.
  • Freshly imported seafood and ingredients distinguish Kobachi from hotel Japanese restaurants that rely on locally sourced product.
  • Japanese earthenware and lacquerware from Japanese craftsmen give the room a tangible aesthetic authenticity beyond the standard luxury hotel fit-out.
  • Rated 4.7 on TripAdvisor and actively reviewed as recently as 2026, confirming sustained quality over years of operation.

Reserve a window seat in advance for views of the Shanghai Tower and Huangpu River. Valet parking is available at Jin Mao Tower. Smart-casual dress is expected. — Format: Hotel fine-dining open kitchen. Authenticity: Grand Hyatt Shanghai's dedicated Japanese restaurant on the 56th floor of Jin Mao Tower; freshly imported seafood and ingredients; open kitchen for sushi, sashimi, and yakitori; Japanese earthenware and lacquerware from noted Japanese craftsmen; consistently active and highly rated.

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Frequently asked

About Kobachi on Fifty Six

Is Kobachi on Fifty Six an authentic japanese restaurant in Shanghai?
Yes — Kobachi on Fifty Six is featured in Washoku Guide because it meets our authenticity standard for japanese in Shanghai: a kitchen grounded in Japanese technique, ingredients and preparation consistent with Japanese practice, and a focused kaiseki format.
Where is Kobachi on Fifty Six located?
Kobachi on Fifty Six is located at 56th Floor, Grand Hyatt Shanghai, Jin Mao Tower, 88 Century Avenue (世纪大道88号金茂大厦56层), Pudong New Area, Shanghai, Shanghai, China in the Pudong / Lujiazui neighborhood.
Do I need a reservation at Kobachi on Fifty Six?
Kobachi on Fifty Six accepts reservations online. For an authentic kaiseki experience, especially at a focused counter, booking ahead is strongly recommended.
What is the price range at Kobachi on Fifty Six?
Kobachi on Fifty Six sits in the ¥¥¥¥ price range — typical for japanese of this format in Shanghai.
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