7 Amazing Reasons to Love the Luxurious Ristorante UMIRIA Lunch

These are four independent editorial planning scales, not Tabelog scores or scores from any other platform. Higher means more affordable, more flexible booking, easier access from the nearest practical railway station, or greater local rarity respectively. They are not averaged into an overall score. N/A means closed or insufficient evidence for that criterion; it is not zero.

• Affordability: Affordability uses the upper displayed regular meal price per person, excluding admission, drinks, lodging and extras: 5 = up to ¥2,000; 4 = up to ¥5,000; 3 = up to ¥10,000; 2 = up to ¥20,000; 1 = above ¥20,000. Estimated or historical menu prices remain estimates.
• Booking flexibility: Booking flexibility: 5 = public online booking; 4 = phone-only booking; 3 = selected menus or prior-day booking; 2 = fixed departure or attraction-ticket gate; 1 = no individual reservations. This describes the reviewed meal's documented booking conditions, not live availability or measured competition for tables. Unconfirmed dining eligibility is N/A.
• Station access: Station access is measured from the nearest practical railway station, not the entire journey from a main city station: 5 = walk up to 5 minutes; 4 = walk up to 10 minutes; 3 = walk up to 20 minutes; 2 = bus up to 20 minutes; 1 = bus over 20 minutes. Main-station routes and longer journey details remain in the assessment. Hanagoyomi's rating uses the approximately 5-minute walk from Miyanoshita.
• Local rarity: Local rarity: 1 = ubiquitous format; 2 = common format; 3 = less common; 4 = specialist format; 5 = documented exceptionally scarce format. Current evidence uses only 2–4; no restaurant-supply census establishes a 5. This is a qualitative comparison of local cuisine and dining formats, not taste, prestige or an overall quality score.

Restaurant evaluation

Spend per person

Historical platform lunch bands differed: Ikyu ¥5,000–¥5,999 and Tabelog ¥6,000–¥7,999. These are archival guide bands, not a current menu or the bill from this visit.

Reservation difficulty

The official MM Terrace property notice confirms closure; Tabelog and Yahoo Maps also mark the restaurant closed.

Access from main stations

Former premises were on 2F of Grand Central Tower / MM Terrace. Tabelog says 2 minutes from exit 1 and Ikyu says 3; this is historical location information.

Rarity in the local market

Historically a modern Italian course restaurant in Minatomirai. The format has local alternatives; this particular venue is no longer in the current supply.

Market: Yokohama / Minatomirai; historical venue

Sources & assessment method

Prices describe the listed meal or closest current equivalent, not a guaranteed bill or a reconstruction of the historical visit. Tax, service, drinks, supplements and required admission are stated where verified. Official menus and booking rules are prioritized; major platforms provide cross-checks, and conflicting or historical prices are identified rather than averaged. Reservation labels reflect documented policy and access conditions; no live-date availability was measured. Rarity is an editorial comparison of cuisine and dining format in the stated local market, using documented alternatives rather than a market census. It is not taste, prestige, measured supply or a count of restaurants; price, views or booking conditions alone do not establish rarity.

Evidence limits: High on closure. Historical price bands are indicative only and unsuitable for current booking.

• Official MM Terrace closure notice — Confirms the 2F restaurant has closed; notice updated November 4, 2025. It does not give the precise final day of service.
• Tabelog closed listing — Explicit closed status; historical ¥6,000–¥7,999 lunch band and former address / 2-minute access.
• Ikyu archival listing — Still retains historic restaurant information, ¥5,000–¥5,999 lunch guide and 3-minute access; do not interpret page existence as current operation.
• Yahoo Maps — Also identifies the restaurant as closed.