Restaurants (Private Rooms) in Toyama Station Sta.(富山県)

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[In Hotel Grand Terrace Toyama] Enjoy authentic Chinese Cuisine in a high-quality space unique to a hotel ♪ Private rooms available ◎

[Opened on April 25, 2020] ☆★ Completely equipped with private rooms ☆★ Japanese sake and locally produced Japanese Cuisine.

Raw horse sashimi delivered directly from Aizu, famous sake from Aizu, charcoal-grilled yakitori, fresh fish from Toyama

Approximately 3 minutes walk from Toyama Station ◎ Fully equipped with private rooms! We also offer a variety of courses that include 2 hours of all-you-can-drink!

We use carefully selected Toyama ingredients that bring the breath of the season.

Please enjoy carefully selected Himi beef that can only be produced directly by a butcher shop!

Relaxing space in a bar [Yanagiya]

Keyakitei, a Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) izakaya in front of Toyama Station. Please enjoy the dishes prepared with the utmost care using seasonal ingredients.

[1 minute walk from Toyama Station] Now accepting reservations for various parties ◎ Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) in front of the station with private rooms │ Local Toyama Local Cuisine │ Invoices accepted

Enjoy a creative Japanese-Western course meal made with seasonal ingredients in a chic and sophisticated space for adults.

Renovated into a completely private room! We can also accommodate banquets for up to 40 people! This is Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) that serves Toyama chicken chicken dish and authentic Yakiniku (Grilled meat) ♪

2 minutes walk from Dentetsu Toyama Station/Esta-mae Station ◆2 hours all-you-can-drink included 10 items starting from 4,000 yen

Local sake and fresh sashimi from Toyama Bay! Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) with completely private rooms

If you want to enjoy Toyama's seafood, come to Shizuki! All kinds of banquets are held in a modern Japanese atmosphere!

A place for local office workers to relax - delicious sake, delicious food, and a blissful time!

Enjoy Toyama's delicious local sake and seasonal flavors. As the name suggests, the specialty dish is Kamameshi.