Seafood (Wine & For Parties) in Japan(page 3)

2 minutes from Kinshicho Station! Open from 12:00 on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays! Airy terrace seating available♪ No appetizers or seat fees!

This is the Tokyo Squid Center (^^)

[Nagoya Station, 1 minute walk] A Nagoya food and side dish restaurant with private rooms that can seat up to 90 people and a wide variety of courses!

Maguroya's sister store: Tsukishima Nishinaka store, where many celebrities and athletes visit for both business and private purposes.

[Closest to Shibuya Station] Simple, unpretentious food and delicious sake. It's a comforting "Honoji"

A pop-up bar where you can casually drop by (Sake x Oyster x Obanzai)

⇩We recommend that you make online reservations from the official website at the bottom of this page⇩

5 minutes from Kokura Station◆Enjoy fresh prawns and homemade soup stock in an atmosphere full of Japanese atmosphere. Course available

We offer "seasonal" products purchased from the market every day! Enjoy the taste of artisans!

[3 minutes walk from Susukino Station] We are proud of our fish skewers! A hideaway Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) you can casually enjoy seasonal fresh fish and alcohol♪

The raw mackerel is superb [1 minute walk from Daimon Station] Mackerel course from 3,800 yen! Mackerel Festival 2024

ANAYUKI, a "neo" Japanese-style meal restaurant that is particular about rice and miso, also offers an all-you-can-eat dango menu.

Invoice registered store ☆ Seasonal flavors are arriving one after another ♪ [Separate smoking] Private rooms and sunken kotatsu seats are available for groups ◎

[5 minutes walk from Kanayama Station] A Seafood Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) where you can enjoy freshly made seasonal nigiri sushi and Tempura

[A Japanese tea Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) famous for its matcha beer] The summer "clay pot rice" course has begun!

A long-established Chinese Cuisine that Nankinmachi is proud of! A restaurant with a proven track record that has continued to offer the same taste since ancient times and has won numerous awards.

3 minutes walk from the west exit of Kitasenju Station (Marui side) A hidden Japanese Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) Japanese-style meal with over 50 types of sake from all over Japan