Sakana Kaya
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Sakana Kaya in Yoshino, Nara: Enjoy delicious game cuisine and venison dishes amid the comfort and tranquility of a historic old folk house.
Restaurant Details
Situated in the idyllic surrounds of Nara's Yoshino District, Sakana Kaya offers a spectacular fusion of nature and gastronomy deeply rooted in local tradition. Housed in a lovingly restored old folk house, this restaurant beckons with its warm embrace of history, forming a perfect backdrop for indulgence.
Upon stepping in, guests are enveloped in a serene ambiance enhanced by the gentle hum of Bossa Nova melodies. The atmosphere is soothing, making it an ideal haven for those seeking respite from the bustling world outside.
Sakana Kaya is distinguished for its game cuisine, a celebration of seasonal and local ingredients. Signature dishes like the meltingly tender venison teppanyaki and the unique texture of handmade kuzumochi are among the highlights. Each dish, from tennyo trout to hearty yamato pork, is crafted meticulously, reflecting the chef's dedication to honoring the natural flavors and time-honored techniques.
Located just a short walk from the Yoshinoyama Station on the Yoshino Ropeway, Sakana Kaya remains convenient for visitors exploring the renowned Yoshino cherry blossoms or the majestic surrounding hills. The lush greenery visible from every window provides a refreshing and intimate connection with nature, further enhancing the dining experience.
The interior blends rustic charm with sophisticated touches, offering traditional wooden aesthetics complemented by contemporary flourishes. Beyond its delightful cuisine, the restaurant boasts warm, attentive service, ensuring every guest feels welcome and cherished. Here, meals are more than just sustenance; they are celebrated moments of joy and reflection.
Sakana Kaya also takes pride in nurturing a genuine connection between diners and the land. By offering the finest local produce in a setting imbued with hospitality and grace, it invites guests on a cultural journey that is both memorable and deeply comforting.
Sakana Kaya Access Info
Sakana Kaya is a 20-minute walk from Yoshinoyama Station on the Yoshino Ropeway.
Sakana Kaya Phone Number
Sakana Kaya Business Days
Sakana Kaya Address
2296 Yoshinoyama, Yoshino-cho, Yoshino-gun, Nara 639-3115
Sakana Kaya 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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