Genyo
Fugu / Crab / Other Seafood
Savor the finest Japanese Cuisine at Genyo, with exquisite fresh squid specials near the storied Karatsu Castle.
Restaurant Details
Welcome to Genyo, a culinary haven for seafood lovers situated near the historical Karatsu Castle in the heart of Saga Prefecture. Specializing in Japanese Cuisine, Genyo is renowned for its freshly prepared squid dishes, particularly the famous 'Ika Ikizukuri' or live squid sashimi. Each dish showcases the freshness and delicate flavors of locally sourced seafood, carefully selected from nearby waters, ensuring a true taste of Karatsu's rich maritime heritage.
The restaurant's location offers a perfect getaway for those who wish to enjoy the tranquility and rich culinary culture of Karatsu without navigating the bustling Yobuko area. With an inviting atmosphere, Genyo provides a blend of elegance and tradition, featuring private and communal dining spaces adorned with classic Japanese touches, such as tatami floors and shoji screens that create an authentic and immersive dining experience.
Guests are welcomed with warm and attentive service, enhancing the overall dining journey. The knowledgeable staff, proficient in both local etiquette and the art of culinary presentation, is always ready to suggest the perfect dish or sake pairing to complement your meal, ensuring a delightful taste of Saga's seafood culture at this charming locale. Whether celebrating a special occasion or simply enjoying a leisurely meal, Genyo promises an unforgettable dining experience replete with the essence of Japan's oceanic bounty.
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Genyo Address
1-16 Kitajonai, Karatsu-shi, Saga 847-0015
Genyo Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
Restaurant location
From pottery to archaeology, humble rice to some of the highest quality beef in the world, Saga Prefecture has a lot to offer and it is also a welcome retreat from the faster-paced Fukuoka and Nagasaki regions.
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