Restaurants (Solo Dining) in Yanagawa

"Fukuko" is a restaurant where you can casually enjoy authentic Chinese cuisine. Lunch is also available. Courses start from 4,400 yen.

3 minutes walk from the west exit of Okayama Station! A large bright red lantern beckons. This is a store you'll want to stop by.

We are also open for lunch! A tempura specialty restaurant that values the basics while also trying out new menu items.

“Hormone udon” and “Oyster Okonomiyaki” that overturn common sense are a hot topic! Everything here is "Kawamoto style".

Recommended for welcome and farewell parties! Course coupons are being distributed! You can also save by reserving only the seats!!

The famous "broiled white liver" is exquisite! Enjoy the exquisite yakitori and skewered dishes prepared by the experienced owner.

Homemade ham and sausage, European cuisine, beer and wine shop

[Carefully selected Japanese sake and fish dishes] For entertainment and banquets in a private room for small groups. There is also a counter. All-you-can-drink available.

[Omotemachi/Open for lunch] A creative Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) that serves a dish according to the number of people so you can share. Solo diners are also welcome!

[Nodayacho, Kita Ward] We recommend Okayama ingredients (salted sea bream tataki, Tsuyama minced meat, dried meat, yellow chives, etc.) and local sake.

[Great location right next to Okayama Station!] Convenient Italian Cuisine in the station♪ Convenient for gatherings◎ Girls' nights and reserved parties

[Along Okayama Nishikawa Green Road Park] Alcohol and solo Sukiyaki

Delicious pizza baked in a large wood-fired oven! The feature is that you can enjoy it deliciously even to your ears!

You can drink the popular "Uchuu Brewing" at our store! Enjoy a blissful drink carefully selected by a beer sommelier.

A hidden Bistro in Tamachi run by a sommelier. Store wine with argon gas ☆ We also offer high-quality wine ☆

Classic burger with 100% beef patty with a unique blend of juicy meat

Enjoy a wide variety of authentic Chinese food in Nodayamachi, along with Shaoxing wine and Tsingtao beer, which is rare in Okayama.