Ryotei Nicho
Soba / Udon / Noodle
Discover the essence of Japanese culture at Ryotei Nicho, where expertly prepared udon and seasonal dishes create a tasteful symphony in Takamatsu's vibrant heart.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the buzzing city of Takamatsu, Ryotei Nicho represents the pinnacle of traditional Japanese dining. Renowned for its artistic presentation and impeccable taste, this establishment invites diners to savor an array of meticulously curated dishes. From its trademark seasonal creations to the celebrated udon, each dish promises an experience steeped in flavor and authenticity.
Ryotei Nicho takes pride in its commitment to using regional Setouchi ingredients, ensuring freshness and superior quality in every bite. Its udon kaiseki stands out as a hallmark of innovation, delivering an exquisite interplay of unique flavors that entice and satisfy.
Conveniently situated on 7-7 Hyakkenmachi, Ryotei Nicho is a stone's throw from Koto-den Kataharamachi Station, making it an easily accessible culinary destination. This prime location also allows patrons to explore Takamatsu's vibrant neighborhoods before or after dining.
Inside, the restaurant's ambiance exudes a sense of calm and traditional elegance. With tastefully appointed interiors featuring tatami mat seating, diners are invited to relax and unwind in a serene setting.
Completing the experience is the attentive service provided by a team of hospitable staff members dressed in traditional kimono, who ensure every dining experience is timely and attentive.
Whether celebrating a special occasion or enjoying a leisurely lunch, Ryotei Nicho promises a dining experience that delights the senses and nurtures the soul, making it a must-visit for lovers of authentic Japanese cuisine.
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Ryotei Nicho Address
7-7 Hyakkenmachi, Takamatsu-shi, Kagawa 760-0041
Ryotei Nicho 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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In Kagawa, natural beauty and manmade arts and crafts coexist, with the Ritsurin Koen showcasing classic architecture and well-kept gardens, and Naoshima featuring sculptural works that work in harmony with the island.
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