Seafood (Takeout) in Shin Nihombashi Sta.(page 2)

Close to Kanda Station ◆ A hideout for adults where you can enjoy daily fresh fish delivered directly from Tsukiji and Mio chicken. Semi-private room available◎

1 minute walk from Nihonbashi Station ``Natural local fish sushi made with red vinegar. ” ``One piece of nigiri starts from 100 yen. ” “A casual Sushi for everyday use”

◆Wild sweetfish from Tosa have arrived again this year! ◆We are currently running a giveaway campaign for Neboki's special "Yuzu Ponzu"!

[Just outside the Yaesu exit of Tokyo Station] A fishing boat has appeared in Yaesu! Highly recommended for families with children ◎

[5 minutes walk from JR Tokyo Station] Enjoy Hokkaido ingredients★We also accept banquets in our spacious seating!

[Private rooms available] Directly connected to Mitsukoshimae Station. Specialty! [Bluefin tuna] Tekka roll!

Niigata wine✖️Niigata ingredients Creative bar with whimsical menu

[3 minutes walk from JR Kanda Station! ] A Seafood Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) where you can enjoy carefully selected sake with a large lantern as a landmark.

◇Summer flavors in stock◇【Fully equipped with private rooms】A hideaway Japanese-style meal where you can enjoy seasonal delicacies. Conger eel, eel, abalone, sea urchin, sweetfish, and more now in stock!

Relax by yourself or have fun with friends. A yakitori restaurant where you can casually enjoy authentic charcoal-grilled chicken.

[Okanimeshi] Enjoy boiled rice topped with plenty of crab meat in three different ways: as is, with soup stock, and with condiments.

[Established in Kanda for 36 years] A long-established store that boasts ``sashimi'' directly purchased from Toyosu, ``vegetables'' prepared by a vegetable sommelier, and ``delicious sake.''

[Nihonbashi Station 15 seconds! Up to 22 people in a private kotatsu room and 24 people in a private chair room]

This is the Tokyo Squid Center (^^)

[1 minute from the east exit of Kanda Station] How about a glass of our famous daily 10 yen sashimi or yakitori starting at 50 yen each on your way home from work?