
Japanese for “north”, KITA is a Japanese grill style restaurant in Park City, set in a stunning, modern space that welcomes guests with indoor, al fresco and sushi bar seating. Evening menus put the spotlight on fresh sushi, Japanese steakhouse favorites, cozy ramen bowls and a thoughtfully curated menu of beer, sake wine and cocktails.
Hours
| Thursday | 7–11 AM, 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 7–11 AM, 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 7–11 AM, 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 7–11 AM, 5–10 PM |
| Monday | 7–11 AM, 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 7–11 AM, 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 7–11 AM, 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2417 W High Mountain Rd, Park City, UT 84060
Phone: (435) 513-7213
Website: https://www.pendry.com/park-city/kita/
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Reviews
$100 for a bottle of Tozai Snow Maiden is highway robbery. Steak/scallops/sea bass was pretty good, but everything that had rice (sushi, fried rice) was extremely disappointing. They really need to learn to make real sushi rice if they’re charging $20-30 a roll.
Milk bread was at least both good and complimentary, but the sake pricing + the bad sushi rice was extremely off putting. Bonus – our server spilled the sake while trying to refill for me.
After the class, I decided to return later in the evening once the restaurant reopened for dinner to enjoy dessert. The team was incredibly accommodating. Naomi, the general manager, was kind, gracious, and attentive, helping me find a table right away. Claudia, my server, was exceptional. Her warmth, emotional intelligence, and ability to help guests feel seen and valued reflect everything that genuine hospitality should be.
I had no expectations for dessert and simply went with the team’s recommendations, who spoke highly of the Baked Cheesecake and the Chocolate Marquise. They mentioned the Marquise might be unavailable, and when I told Claudia I’d love to try both, she immediately reassured me not to worry, if they were out, the team would happily whip up something chocolatey for me. And they did. The result was an incredible, beautifully presented chocolate dessert and a baked cheesecake that was absolutely to die for.
When you visit, save room for dessert and order the baked cheesecake, it’s a must.
Every person I encountered, from the chefs to the bussers, embodied a level of care and professionalism that’s rare and deeply felt. Thank you to the incredible team at KITA, including but not limited to Naomi, Chef G, Claudia, Jude, and Stephanie, for creating such a heartfelt and memorable experience. I left Kita not only impressed by the food but profoundly touched by the people. I can’t wait to return.
The fish was well cooked, but it was over seasoned and very salty. Rib eye was fine but nothing to call home about. Could have done alot better elsewhere, especially at their price point. Pretty disappointing. So surprised by all the 5 star reviews.
Kita completely exceeded every expectation — the food and service were phenomenal.
Eddie made the night unforgettable. He suggested family-style so we could try a mix of appetizers, sushi, and steak. At every opportunity, he offered thoughtful suggestions tailored to our tastes and took us on a true Kita journey. We love spicy food and sauces, so he brought two wasabi mixes that layered flavor and elevated every bite. The pickled wasabi was a huge hit — we ordered two sides, and my husband was literally eating it straight out of the sauce dish!
The Wasatch Roll was unlike anything we’ve seen before, and we LOVE sushi. Bravo for such a memorable, surprising flavor — it’s making my mouth water just thinking about it. The Hotate Batayaki scallop nigiri with miso glaze could span two categories: sushi and dessert — it was like eating a happy moment. And the ribeye? Melt-in-your-mouth perfection — of course you need to order all the sauces: yuzu chimichurri all the way!
I see you, scrolling reviews like me, looking for places that make trips memorable. Stop searching. Make a reservation at Kita, ask for Eddie, bring a great friend, and I bet you’ll be writing your own kick-ass review!
P.S. Ivan helped us with our coats and was incredibly sweet and caring. When the ladies in our group wanted to walk back to our lodging in the drizzle, he went out of his way to try and help us get a ride so we wouldn’t slip — such genuine concern.