Restaurants (Child-Friendly & Tatami Rooms) in Sakuragicho, Takashimacho

30 seconds from Hinodecho Station, 10 minutes from Sakuragicho Station <The restaurant of a big fan of Southern All Stars> Private and semi-private rooms available

``Chikaraya'' is one of the popular Yakiniku (Grilled meat) restaurants around Yokohama Station.

[1 minute from Sakuragicho Station] A high-quality izakaya serving delicious food from all over Kyushu and carefully selected Izakaya (Japanese-style bar)

[Limited time only] Grilled skewer grilled over binchotan charcoal are 100 yen each♪ Fresh Motsu-nabe (Offal hotpot) is also available◎ Relax in a Japanese-style space.

★All-you-can-eat is back★ Breaking the limits of ``cheap, delicious, and filling''! ! We are open even on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays♪

⇩⇩We recommend making online reservations from the official website at the bottom of this page⇩⇩

[Sakuragicho 2 minutes] Local fish caught in the morning in Sagami Bay and delicious sake. A retro Seafood Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) in Noge that prides itself on its carefully prepared a la carte dishes.

■Oyamadori Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) specialty store where you can enjoy casually in a comfortable space

<Spacious seating, also great for families> Gold certification of hospitality standards aiming for the highest level of service quality

[5 minutes walk from Sakuragicho Station] We offer fresh seafood sourced mainly from Hokuriku, cooked to make it even more delicious.

[2 minutes from Sakuragicho Station] Enjoy Hokkaido's delicacies and local sake ◇ Courses with all-you-can-drink from 4,000 yen ◇ Banquets for up to 34 people!

◆Thank you for celebrating our 80th anniversary.◆All rooms are private.A Japanese Cuisine restaurant where you can enjoy carefully selected authentic ingredients. 5 minutes from Kannai station

5 minutes from the west exit of Yokohama Station! All private and semi-private rooms! ! Exquisite all-you-can-eat course starting from 3,278 yen! !

This month's recommendation is Miyagi's famous sake Ichinokura's "Autumn Hiyaoroshi."