Restaurants (For Business Entertainment) in Kanazawa

A certified Noto beef store near Kanazawa Station! The only social contribution store specializing in premium Noto beef that requires reservations. I love the famous grilled food.

[Open every day from 16:00] Uses carefully selected ingredients from Hokuriku! Kanazawa Oden, which is made every morning with soup stock and takes 5 hours to prepare, is also available.

A long-established Japanese restaurant in Kanazawa that has been loved by foodies for a long time. Private rooms available for small groups. Enjoy adult luxury

~ Taste authentic French French cuisine at a long-established restaurant ~ Luxurious moments with Steak, abalone, and more...Lunch available (reservation required)

四季を感じる魚と和食料理、旨い日本酒を味わえる隠れ家。個室完備で大人数にも対応可能

You can enjoy extremely fresh Seafood purchased from Ueshima Shoten in Ikiiki Uoichi! Enjoy Sushi in a high-quality space and private room!

[2 minutes walk from Higashi Chaya District, the center of Kanazawa] A restaurant where you can eat live crab all year round

Delicious food and a relaxing space. A Japanese-style meal restaurant in front of Kanazawa Station that you want to visit with your loved ones

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Sushi Hachimaru where you can enjoy Sushi and alcohol without hesitation. Equipped with a private room recommended for entertainment

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The happiness of eating delicious food without pretension or decoration

A place for local office workers to relax - delicious sake, delicious food, and a blissful time!

Enjoy the scenic beauty of Gyokusenen that changes with the seasons and authentic kaiseki cuisine in a completely private room that is a modern take on a samurai residence.

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[5 minutes walk from Katamachi] A long-established Steak specialty restaurant in Kanazawa that has been in business for 45 years and is grilled right in front of your eyes by a famous master.

When you think of Ishikawa, you think of blowfish, when you think of blowfish, you think of Yume Tetsupo, and when you think of Yume Tetsupo, you think of grilled blowfish. “Yumeteppo” is the origin of grilled blowfish.