Restaurants (Sake & Private Rooms) in Ikeshita Sta.

5 minutes from Ikeshita Station | Enjoy the best eel of the season with our secret sauce. Enjoy a meal in an extraordinary space full of Japanese flavor.

First time in Imaike! A creative private-room Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) where the main dish is grilled meat Sushi. ◎A new menu item, Hamayaki, is now available!

2 minutes from Ikeshita Station ◆ Fully equipped private rooms for parties of up to 25 people ◎ Enjoy yakitori, Fried Skewers, and homemade obanzai dishes ◎

Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) that mainly serves Tempura, located 3 minutes walk from Imaike Station

Approximately 5 minutes from Ikeshita Station ◆ Enjoy the selection course made with familiar seasonal ingredients ◎ Perfect for meet-ups and anniversaries

[1 minute walk from Exit 4 of Kakuozan Station] “Creative Teppanyaki” and “Seasonal Sake” in a private space

The 120-minute all-you-can-drink offer, limited to Sundays to Thursdays, is extended to 180 minutes for free★More discount coupons available! Seafood Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) ◎

[5 minutes from Imaike Station] A community-based Yakiniku (Grilled meat) where you can enjoy high-quality meat including seitan salt! Semi-private rooms available

The long-awaited Kakuozan store opened by Kikukawa, the fourth generation of eel. Enjoy the crispy, fluffy and fatty eel♪

[Completely private rooms available] Enjoy seasonal Temari Sushi in a relaxing Japanese space! Inari Sushi as a souvenir ◎

[36 years in business, 1 minute walk from Ikeshita Station] Pure-bred Nagoya Cochin chicken wholesale store Thanks to all of you, we have been in business for 36 years!

A completely private Yakiniku (Grilled meat) restaurant that aims to be the pinnacle of Yakiniku (Grilled meat) for the masses.

5 minutes from Imaike Station◆Enjoy authentic Korean flavors from Yakiniku (Grilled meat) to hot pot dishes! Great for dates and girls' gatherings ◎ Great value lunches and courses too

Contemporary Italian Cuisine cuisine with a focus on vegetables, fruits, and seafood.

A hideout with no signboard. Preserve Japanese tradition and learn from Western culture. Japanese spirit and Western talent.