Restaurants (Sake) in Kurashiki&Kasaoka&Ibara

[3 minutes from JR Kurashiki Station] Private room seats available! <Now accepting reservations online and by phone! ＞

[5 minutes from Uno Station] We offer Yakiniku (Grilled meat) made from carefully selected ingredients, perfect for special occasions. From private dining to luxurious Yakiniku (Grilled meat) for one person.

[3 minutes from JR Kurashiki Station] Private rooms and smoking rooms available! Various banquet courses available! Free parking tickets provided!

3 minutes walk from the port. A port Restaurants that focuses on ingredients and a space where you can experience the delicacies of the Seto Inland Sea.

[We accept takeaway! Right next to the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter entrance intersection] Reservations possible for up to 80 people, private rooms available

We will be open on Marine Day on July 15th (Monday) and on Ushi no Hi (Ox Day) on August 5th (Monday)! We also welcome families with children during the summer holidays.

Our shop is a 3-minute walk from the nearest station. It is small and cozy, with Nepalese people welcoming you!

We are holding an Okinawa menu fair during dinner time! Please try the soki soba topped with our homemade cartilage soki!

A house located along Old Sanyo Road No. 486 ☆ Our store can be visited by individuals or groups.

Available smoothly on weekdays. Enjoy seasonal fish nigiri and other delicacies at reasonable prices in a homely atmosphere.

[Opened on 4/22] Enjoy the aromatic soba flavor ♪ Takenoya style “Obanzai All-you-can-eat buffet”

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

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.

[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.