Karintei
Indulge in the freshest sashimi and renowned monkfish hotpot at Karintei, the heart of Mito's seafood delights.
Restaurant Details
Karintei in Mito, Ibaraki, is a seafood haven nestled on the main street. Known for its fresh offerings sourced directly from the first-floor fish market, this restaurant boasts a unique two-floor experience. Guests enter through the bustling fish store and are greeted upstairs by a welcoming dining area, reminiscent of a cozy izakaya with a serene atmosphere.
The menu is celebrated for its variety of seafood dishes, often showcasing the treasures of nearby coastal waters. Signature items include sashimi sets with a selection of seasonal fish like bonito, tuna, and octopus. For those seeking something indulgent, the monkfish hotpot is a must-try, described by patrons as a hearty dish filled with tender pieces of monkfish and rich broth. The dessert menu offers a delightful surprise with traditional Japanese sweets that perfectly round off a meal.
The ambiance of Karintei is casual yet sophisticated, making it ideal for both family gatherings and intimate dinners. Some interior features, like the tastefully arranged tatami mats, enhance the authentic experience of dining in Japan.
Service is direct and engaging, with staff who are passionate about sharing the culinary stories behind each dish. Regular patrons appreciate the chef's dedication to preserving the authentic flavor of each fish while introducing subtle modern twists.
Located just 13 minutes on foot from Mito Station, Karintei is easily accessible and a favorite amongst both locals and visitors exploring the historical city of Mito. Known for its excellent value and fresh ingredients, it remains a top culinary destination in the region.
Karintei Access Info
Karintei is a 13-minute walk from Mito Station.
Karintei Phone Number
Karintei Business Days
Karintei Address
3-3-32 Minamimachi, Mito-shi, Ibaraki 310-0021
Karintei 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.
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