Maguro Ya Tsukishima Nishinaka Branch
Fugu / Crab / Other Seafood
Indulge in monjayaki and fresh seafood at Maguro Ya in Tsukishima, where traditional tastes meet an innovative dining experience.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the bustling Tsukishima area of Tokyo, Maguro Ya Tsukishima Nishinaka is a gem for those eager to explore authentic Japanese flavors in a vibrant setting. Renowned for its expertly crafted Monjayaki and Okonomiyaki dishes, the restaurant also specializes in fresh seafood delicacies.
Signature offerings include tuna-infused monjayaki and grilled oysters, meticulously prepared on teppanyaki grills right at your table. Each dish is a blend of traditional and modern tastes, providing a unique dining experience that's both interactive and delicious.
Located on the iconic Monja Street, it's a convenient stop for both locals and tourists venturing near the historic Tsukiji district. The welcoming ambiance is perfect for casual gatherings, family outings, or adventurous dining escapades.
Inside, the walls are adorned with celebrity autographs, a testament to the restaurant's popularity and charm. The enthusiastic staff enhance the dining experience, guiding patrons in crafting their own culinary creations.
Whether it's your first visit or you're a returning guest, Maguro Ya Tsukishima Nishinaka promises a memorable feast, blending the artistry of Japanese cuisine with an inviting atmosphere. Come savor a piece of Tokyo's vibrant culinary culture.
Maguro Ya Tsukishima Nishinaka Branch Phone Number
Maguro Ya Tsukishima Nishinaka Branch Business Days
Maguro Ya Tsukishima Nishinaka Branch Address
1-20-5 Tsukishima, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0052
Maguro Ya Tsukishima Nishinaka Branch 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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