Manten Agu Branch Sekitei
Savor Okinawan culture through Agu pork and shabu shabu at Manten Agu Sekitei, an essential culinary stop on Ishigaki Island for food enthusiasts.
Restaurant Details
Manten Agu Sekitei, nestled in the heart of Ishigaki, Okinawa, is revered for delivering an authentic Japanese dining experience, distinguished by its focus on premium pork dishes and traditional shabu shabu. The crown jewel of its menu is Agu pork, a regional specialty celebrated for its rich taste and marbled texture, which defines the restaurant's unique appeal.
Guests can relish an array of set courses, with the Sekitei course being particularly noteworthy for its breadth and flavor. Central to this course is the sublime Agu pork shabu shabu, where tender, marbled slices are lightly swirled in a tantalizing broth. Rounding off the culinary adventure are options like the regional Yaeyama soba noodles, offering a delightful twist to the meal. Other highlights include the savory Gyoza dumplings and crispy pork cutlets, serving as perfect complements to the main courses.
Strategically positioned near Ishigaki Island's Remote Island Terminal, Manten Agu Sekitei is easily accessible for tourists exploring the island as well as local residents. The restaurant's sophisticated yet welcoming ambiance makes it ideal for both light-hearted meals and elaborate celebrations.
Service is impeccable, with a courteous and attentive staff ensuring a warm and memorable dining experience. Even small details, like seashell ashtrays in the smoking area, reflect the establishment's thoughtful approach.
Manten Agu Sekitei excels in crafting high-quality dishes, ensuring each visit offers a taste of tradition, flavor, and Japanese cultural heritage—a must-visit on your Ishigaki journey.
Manten Agu Branch Sekitei Access Info
Sekitei is a 2-minute walk from the remote island terminal, right next to the 730 intersection.
Manten Agu Branch Sekitei Phone Number
Manten Agu Branch Sekitei Business Days
Manten Agu Branch Sekitei Address
1-3 Misakicho, Ishigaki-shi, Okinawa 907-0012
Manten Agu Branch Sekitei 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
A cluster of islands to the south of Japan once belonging to the independent state of the Ryukyu Kingdom, Okinawa Prefecture is the holiday paradise with white sand beaches, a tropical climate, and healthy local cuisine known as Ryukyu Ryori.
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