Senshu
Discover Akita's culinary heritage at Senshu with artisanal izakaya dining, featuring the famous Yurihonjo ham cutlet and premium Akita Yuri beef delights.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the vibrant streets of Akita, Senshu offers an evocative journey into the world of izakaya dining. The restaurant is celebrated for its artisanal approach to local cuisine, marrying time-honored techniques with innovative flair. As patrons step inside, they are enveloped in warmth, greeted by intricate wooden decor that evokes the rustic charm of traditional taverns.
The culinary endeavor at Senshu is a tribute to Akita's rich gastronomic heritage. The menu is a showcase of the season's finest, with standout dishes like the famed Yurihonjo ham cutlet—golden and crispy on the outside, while succulent within—and the exquisitely marbled Akita Yuri beef, diligently sourced and expertly grilled to perfection. Each plate is a canvas where flavor and artistry meet, capturing the spirit of the region.
Located conveniently near the prominent Nakadori, Senshu is easily accessible and a favorite choice for both locals and visitors. The ambiance effortlessly caters to various occasions: from cozy dinners for two to lively gatherings with friends. The attentive staff, embodying the respectful service ethic Japan is renowned for, ensure that every dining experience is both personal and exceptional.
At the helm of the kitchen is a passionate team, driven by an unwavering commitment to craftsmanship and quality. While traditional flavors remain at the core, subtle contemporary influences delight and surprise, resulting in dishes that speak to both the past and present of Japanese dining. It’s this fusion of authenticity and modern creativity that makes Senshu a must-visit culinary destination in Akita.
Senshu Phone Number
Senshu Business Days
Senshu Address
5-5-37 Nakadori, Akita-shi, Akita 010-0001
Senshu 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
After a long day on the ski slopes or a deep soak in a hot spring, indulge in local comfort foods like Kiritanpo hot pot, complimented with mellow Akita sake.
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