Restaurants (Private Rooms & Couple Seats) for lunch in Akabane Iwabuchi Sta.

[Opening April 21st] "A stylish Sushi Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) in Akabane." This restaurant was created with that idea in mind!

【赤羽駅1分/完全個室】備長炭で旨みを閉じ込めた“本格地鶏”を3,000円～コースで堪能！

[2 minutes from the east exit of Akabane Station] High-quality Wagyu beef from a directly managed meat wholesaler at a high cost performance ◎ Don't miss the half-price Yakiniku (Grilled meat) day every Tuesday!

[5 minutes from Akabane Station] A popular Motsu-nabe (Offal hotpot) that has been in business for 11 years has finally arrived in Akabane! Delicious domestic offal at a reasonable price♪

[1 minute walk from Akabane Station] Enjoy meat-wrapped skewers of vegetables from the farm and local chicken dishes in a modern Japanese space with Japanese sake.

[Completely private rooms also available] Newly opened in June! A modern Japanese Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) right next to Akabane Station. Enjoys Satsuma chicken and sake.

[Available today, 7/13◎] Open from 12pm on weekends and holidays! Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) and vegetable skewers, colorful fruit sours◎

[1 minute walk from Akabane Station!!] Oyama Chicken Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) 100 yen Yakitori ◆ Great value Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) with private rooms ◎ Open 24 hours!

3 minutes walk from Akabane Station. An authentic Hong Kong restaurant. 100 people OK, if you are having a large party [Kirakubo]

[Seat available today◎] Enjoy a variety of drinks and charcoal grilled yakitori! Our signature dish is charcoal grilled local chicken!

[1 minute from Akabane Station] Enjoy Sendai Cow tongue, horse meat Sushi from Aizu, and more. ~Fully private rooms available~

1 minute from Akabane Station All seats in private rooms x All-you-can-eat Private room for small groups 2 to 200 people All-you-can-eat Satsuma chicken from 3,500 yen

[All seats are completely private rooms] An izakaya serving Cow tongue dishes and earthenware pot rice served by an executive chef with 40 years of experience in Izakaya (Japanese-style bar)