Aka Chochin Sen

Aka Chochin Sen
Experience authentic izakaya vibes at Aka Chochin Sen in Ito, Shizuoka. Savor kushiyaki delights and a wide selection of sake in a cozy setting.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the serene residential area of Ito, Shizuoka, Aka Chochin Sen is a cozy izakaya that exudes a hidden gem feel. This charming establishment is renowned for its authentic Japanese tavern atmosphere, offering a delightful escape for those seeking a genuine izakaya experience. The restaurant is managed by a dedicated mother and daughter duo, with the owner hailing from the picturesque region of Kyushu.
Aka Chochin Sen specializes in kushiyaki, with charcoal-grilled yakitori being a standout dish. The menu also features an array of traditional Japanese delights such as assorted sashimi, simmered beef tripe, and butter-grilled scallops. For those who prefer heartier options, the rice ball set and simmered red snapper are crafted with skilled craftsmanship, ensuring a satisfying meal.
Located at 1020-429 Futo, the restaurant is a bit off the beaten path, situated in a darker area far from the station. However, it is within walking distance from Exeive Izu, making it accessible for those willing to explore. The warm welcome from the owner and the extensive selection of drinks, particularly for sake enthusiasts, add to the inviting ambiance.
The interior of Aka Chochin Sen is intimate, with smoking permitted, creating a relaxed environment perfect for unwinding. While the service may be slower due to the restaurant being mostly managed by one person, the personal touch and attention to detail make it a worthwhile visit. Reservations are recommended to secure a spot in this delightful izakaya.
Aka Chochin Sen Phone Number
Aka Chochin Sen Business Days
Aka Chochin Sen Address
1020-429 Futo, Ito-shi, Shizuoka 413-0231
Aka Chochin Sen Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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