Restaurant Kamura
Yakiniku (BBQ)
Discover the authentic flavors of Nara at Restaurant Kamura, where Uda beef yakiniku and delicious udon await you in a cozy, welcoming setting.
Restaurant Details
Tucked within the charming Roadside Station Udaji Ouda in Uda City, Restaurant Kamura is a delightful culinary destination for those venturing through the Nara Prefecture. Specializing in Uda beef, the restaurant provides a unique opportunity to experience the authentic taste and delicate texture that this local delicacy has to offer. From the sizzling, juicy yakiniku, where beef is grilled meticulously, to a comforting bowl of udon with its gentle, inviting broth, each dish celebrates the rich tradition of Japanese cuisine.
Easily accessible along National Route 166, Restaurant Kamura is not only a stopover but a culinary haven for both locals and tourists. The vibrant ambiance, with its warm wooden accents and traditional Japanese touches, makes it an inviting setting for diners of all ages. Whether you're relaxing after a day of exploring Uda City or spending quality time with family, the restaurant's accommodating vibe ensures a memorable experience.
The gracious staff at Restaurant Kamura elevate the dining experience with their attentive service, reflecting the genuine hospitality emblematic of Japanese culture. Guests leave not only with a satisfied palate but also with a glimpse into the heart of this community, making Restaurant Kamura a standout stop on anyone’s journey through Nara.
Restaurant Kamura Phone Number
Restaurant Kamura Business Days
Restaurant Kamura Address
714-1 Oudahirou, Uda-shi, Nara 633-2164
Restaurant Kamura 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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The historic seat of power and faith in Japan, Nara has some of the most authentic and breathtaking culture in the entire country — and also friendly deer!
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