EAT | What is the "Nose-to-Tail" Movement Chefs Worldwide Are Talking About?
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May 17, 2015

EAT | What is the "Nose-to-Tail" Movement Chefs Worldwide Are Talking About?


EAT | A Movement Captivating Chefs Worldwide


A New Wagyu Experience at Park Hyatt Tokyo: "Nose to Tail"


An event to savor every part of Wagyu, from snout to tail, will be held at Park Hyatt Tokyo from May 21st (Thursday) to 23rd (Saturday). It offers a chance to explore new ways of enjoying meat.

Text by BUN Risa (OPENERS)





Feeling Gratitude and Joy for the Life We Receive


Have you heard the term "Nose to Tail"? It's a movement gaining traction among chefs globally, focused on utilizing an entire Wagyu carcass, from snout to tail, without waste.


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Federico Heinzmann




This Nose to Tail experience can be savored at Park Hyatt Tokyo's "New York Grill." A special menu will be available for three days only, starting May 21st (Thursday).

Executive Chef Federico Heinzmann hails from Argentina, a country with the world's highest beef consumption, and possesses a profound understanding of butchery. His culinary creations feature cuts like tongue, diaphragm, skirt steak, and tail, each prepared with a stylish flair that highlights its unique characteristics.

The Wagyu boom, which has recently taken hold not only in Japan but also overseas, offers an opportunity to thoughtfully and joyfully appreciate the life we receive through food. This is achieved by preparing high-quality, provenance-focused ingredients with simple yet creative techniques.





"Nose to Tail"
Dates | May 21st (Thursday) - 23rd (Saturday)
Time | 5:30 PM - 10:00 PM (Last Order 10:00 PM)
Price | Dinner Course (5 courses) ¥22,680 (service charge not included)
Venue | Park Hyatt Tokyo, 52nd Floor, "New York Grill"
Address | 3-7-1-2 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Tel. 03-5323-3458
http://restaurants.tokyo.park.hyatt.co.jp