Kuishinbo Chikara
Fugu / Crab / Other Seafood
Discover the charm of Tono at Kuishinbo Chikara – where nihonshu excellence meets eclectic izakaya flavors in an unforgettable dining reveal.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the bustling heart of Tono City, Iwate, Kuishinbo Chikara is renowned for serving quintessential Japanese gastronomy with a special emphasis on sake pairings. Guests are treated to a superb selection of nihonshu sourced from premier local breweries, allowing both aficionados and novices to embark on a flavorful journey. The highly-praised Yoeimon sake from Hanamaki, with its crisp, refreshing profile, is a signature highlight.
Kuishinbo Chikara transcends the typical izakaya experience by offering a menu that harmoniously blends traditional Japanese recipes with contemporary flair. Signature dishes, such as the crisp tonkatsu complemented by grated daikon and uniquely flavored lamb skewers enhanced with wasabi, entice diners with their inventive combinations.
Conveniently located a stone’s throw from JR Tono Station, amidst the city's renowned attractions, Kuishinbo Chikara is both a refuge for tourists immersing in Tono’s cultural heritage and a treasured spot for locals craving an exceptional dining outing.
The venue exudes warmth and vibrancy, accentuated by thoughtfully arranged counters and tables that cater to both intimate gatherings and solo visitors. Steering the establishment is a chef whose deep-rooted passion for Japanese cuisine shines through in every dish, crafted using fresh seasonal ingredients. The warm and knowledgeable staff enhance the experience, ensuring that every visit to Kuishinbo Chikara remains cherished in the memories of its patrons.
Kuishinbo Chikara Phone Number
Kuishinbo Chikara Business Days
Kuishinbo Chikara Address
10-4 Chuodori, Tono-shi, Iwate 028-0523
Kuishinbo Chikara 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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Spanning from the Pacific coast to snow-peaked mountains, with culturally-rich farmlands in between, variety really is the spice of life in Japan’s second-largest prefecture.
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