Koiso
Discover exceptional Izakaya dining at Koiso, where Nagasaki's finest seafood meets tradition in a cozy and welcoming atmosphere.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the vibrant streets of Nagasaki's Motoshikkuimachi district, Koiso Izakaya offers an immersive culinary journey through the authentic flavors of Japan. This beloved eatery has amassed a loyal following for its remarkable seafood delights, featuring dishes like succulent mackerel, savory eel, and the rare indulgence of whale sashimi. Each dish is a meticulously crafted masterpiece, vibrantly conveying the essence of traditional Japanese cooking.
Koiso's strategic location in the heart of Nagasaki makes it a perfect respite for travelers exploring the city's rich cultural heritage and nearby landmarks. Upon entering, guests are greeted by the harmonious blend of rustic charm and contemporary comfort, creating a welcoming atmosphere that caters to both intimate dinners and lively social gatherings.
The restaurant's dedication to excellence goes beyond its delectable offerings—patrons are treated to exceptional customer service that exemplifies the renowned Japanese hospitality. Staff members are not only friendly and engaging but deeply knowledgeable, eager to guide guests through Koiso's exquisite menu.
Under the passionate stewardship of its esteemed chef, Koiso Izakaya remains a celebration of Japanese gastronomy, delighting both locals and visitors with an unforgettable dining experience. Whether it's a casual night out or a special occasion, Koiso provides a feast for the senses that beckons patrons to return time and again.
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Koiso Address
Tanakaya Saketen Building 1F, 4-3 Motoshikkuimachi, Nagasaki-shi, Nagasaki 850-0901
Koiso 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
Nagasaki Prefecture has been the nexus of Japan’s interchange with Europe for centuries, with one of the most unique culinary cultures in Japan as a result (not to mention the sun, sea, and islands).
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