Restaurants (Stylish) in Kurashiki

Cuore's signature dish, "Hand-held Seafood," will be back from July 6th! The season has come!

[4 minutes walk from Tokiwa Station] Baked in front of your eyes! Simply enjoy carefully selected domestic Wagyu beef and seasonal Seafood. Private room available

Right next to Kurashiki Station! A popular specialty store for Yakiniku (Grilled meat) and offal Gyoza / Dumpling. You will definitely be satisfied with the average budget of 2500 yen!

Our restaurant is a place where you can enjoy both alcohol and food. You can also drink during the day. Please try our Nasi Goreng and Gapao Rice!

We will be open on Monday, July 15th (Marine Day). We also welcome families with children during the summer vacation.

■2 minutes walk from Kurashiki Station [Fully equipped with private rooms] We boast an old-fashioned Japanese-style interior and a wide variety of Creative Cuisine ♪ Reservations for large groups are possible!

[5 minutes from Kurashiki Station] Authentic Italian Cuisine in collaboration with Healthy Tanita♪ High tea starts from April 1st

Right next to Kurashiki Station! Delicious Okayama ingredients such as homemade rice, yellow chives, fish and beef at reasonable prices. Lots of local sake!

Enjoy juicy and flavorful local dishes and Kyushu's famous gourmet food. All-you-can-drink course starts from 2,500 yen

Close to Kurashiki Station ♪ For everyday use ◎ This is a casual Italian Cuisine in an old private house that you can visit 2-3 times a month ☆

[Local production for local consumption] Market-bought seafood and local sake from the Setouchi Inland Sea in a Japanese-style space in the Bikan Historical Quarter.

[5 minutes walk from Kurashiki Station] We offer elegant products made with carefully selected ingredients. Completely private room with sunken kotatsu and table.

Enjoy a variety of mackerel dishes and the craftsmanship of using locally sourced ingredients.

This is a French cuisine Restaurants unique to Kurashiki, which was renovated from the rice storehouse of the Ohashi family, an important cultural property that was built about 220 years ago.