Izakaya (Japanese style tavern) (Private Tatami Rooms) in Miyagi

Sanriku seafood and Marukan's proud Cow tongue! Enjoy a different kind of charcoal grill.

You can enjoy the bounty of the sea nurtured by the Sanriku coast, one of the world's three largest fishing grounds!

A long-established oden restaurant in Sendai that was founded in 1949. A famous restaurant that you can visit all year round with a wide range of menus other than oden and local sake.

A famous restaurant in Sendai that serves fresh fish and seasonal vegetables from Tohoku. Enjoy grilled beef tongue and robatayaki [Night view seats and many private rooms]

Oden and Sushi are very popular! An Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) that can be enjoyed by individuals or groups has arrived in Sendai for the first time!

A restaurant where you can enjoy delicious authentic Japanese Japanese-style meal using seasonal ingredients from Miyagi and Sanriku.

[3 minutes walk from JR Sendai Station] Private rooms available! Same-day reservations available! Various banquet courses available! <Now accepting reservations!>

Enjoy the large and flavorful Oyster.

3 minutes walk from the subway "Omachi Nishi Koen" station. A long-established restaurant serving Sendai beef Yakiniku (Grilled meat) and Sendai's specialty Cow tongue. 1st anniversary since renovation!

★We accept reservations for various banquets★From one person to large groups★Local and seasonal dishes★【Parking ticket service available】

5 minutes from Hirose-dori Station | Enjoy a bowl of Yamagata soba and local sake. We also have completely private rooms for small groups.

Convenient 1 minute walk from the station! Our signature dishes are delicious even to the point of steam! New menus are appearing one after another.

[3 minutes from the west exit of Sendai Station] Enjoy Sendai's specialty robatayaki in a modern Japanese private room. A hidden Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) where you can enjoy Miyagi's Japanese-style meal and fine sake.

Enjoy “delicious Sanriku foods” including the fatty “Straw-grilled Kinka Bonito from Ishinomaki”