Park Hyatt Chicago Launches HERITAGE SERIES with the Debut of Japanese Artistry at NoMI
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Exclusive two-night experience explores Japanese hospitality through the centuries-old art of gyotaku, omakase and Japanese whisky CHICAGO, Aug. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- NoMI , the signature restaurant located within Park Hyatt Chicago, announces HERITAGE SERIES , presented by Park Hyatt Masters of Food & Wine - an immersive exploration of the people, practices and artistry behind some of the world's most enduring traditions. "With HERITAGE SERIES, we wanted to create more than a memorable dinner," said Executive Chef Terence Zubieta. "It's designed to spark curiosity, encourage guests to look beyond familiar culinary traditions and learn how they first came to be." The inaugural chapter, HERITAGE SERIES: Japanese Artistry, takes place Friday, October 16 and Saturday, October 17. Limited to just 18 guests each evening, the exclusive two-night event offers an intimate look at Japanese hospitality. Japanese Artistry centers on gyotaku, the centuries-old Japanese practice of recording a fisherman's catch through fish printing before photography. What began as a practical way to preserve the memory of a catch has since evolved into a celebrated art form. Contemporary artist Dwight Hwang brings this historic practice into the modern dining experience, creating a bridge between its origins and contemporary expression. Led by Executive Chef Terence Zubieta alongside Chef...
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