Sake To Sakana Kingyo
Fugu / Crab / Other Seafood
Dive into Yamaguchi's culinary treasures at Sake To Sakana Kingyo; where traditional seafood dishes meet expertly curated local sake.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the bustling district of Yamaguchi, Sake To Sakana Kingyo is a celebrated destination for those seeking a true taste of Japan's esteemed coastal cuisine. This traditional izakaya takes pride in curating an exceptional menu that showcases the finest seafood dishes, prepared using time-honored cooking methods that emphasize natural flavors and textures. Patrons are invited to indulge in the house specialties, which include the delectably crispy horse mackerel fry and the uniquely smoky straw-grilled bonito. Each dish highlights the quality and freshness of the local ingredients, bringing a piece of Yamaguchi's maritime heritage to every diner’s experience.
Beyond the food, Sake To Sakana Kingyo offers an expansive selection of locally brewed sake, carefully chosen to complement each delicacy on the menu, further elevating the dining adventure. The establishment fosters a warm and inviting atmosphere, with its open kitchen design allowing guests to witness the culinary artistry firsthand. Attentive and knowledgeable staff provide exemplary service, enhancing the convivial ambiance typical of a classic Japanese tavern.
Whether hosting an intimate gathering or a festive group celebration, Sake To Sakana Kingyo is the perfect backdrop for an authentic Japanese dining experience. The decor, reflective of traditional Japanese aesthetics infused with a modern twist, creates an environment that is both relaxing and inspiring, making it a must-visit spot for locals and tourists alike.
Sake To Sakana Kingyo Phone Number
Sake To Sakana Kingyo Business Days
Sake To Sakana Kingyo Address
1-10 Sufucho, Yamaguchi-shi, Yamaguchi 753-0822
Sake To Sakana Kingyo 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
Travel off-the-beaten-track to a quiet and rural prefecture that’s home to serene beaches, tranquil caves, and ancient castles, and has a history that’s dominated by the samurai. Its Dassai sake is famed, and local delicacies include the poisonous fugu (pufferfish).
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