Akanashi

Akanashi
Discover Akanashi, where creative izakaya meets Italian flair in the heart of Numazu's vibrant Ginza Shopping Street.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the vibrant Numazu Ginza Shopping Street, Akanashi offers a unique dining experience that blends the traditional charm of an izakaya with creative Italian-inspired cuisine. Located just a 10-minute walk south from Numazu Station, this restaurant is a hidden gem in the heart of Numazu, Shizuoka.
Akanashi is renowned for its inventive dishes that showcase a harmonious fusion of Japanese and Italian flavors. The menu features a delightful array of options such as semi-baked quiche, avocado and shrimp tartare, and marinated oysters in olive oil. For those seeking heartier fare, the juicy pork tsukune and grilled Miyazaki chicken outside skirt are must-tries. The restaurant also offers a selection of cold pasta with clams and homemade smoked Shima Hokke fish, ensuring there's something for every palate.
The ambiance at Akanashi is calm and relaxing, with a bistro izakaya vibe that invites guests to unwind and enjoy their meal. The seating arrangement includes a cozy counter and traditional tatami seating with a sunken table, perfect for both solo diners and groups. Although there are no private rooms, the warm and welcoming staff ensure a considerate and personalized dining experience.
The owner of Akanashi brings a wealth of experience from training in Italian cuisine, which is evident in the careful preparation and focus on natural flavors in each dish. Complement your meal with a selection of beverages, including Heartland beer, Asahi Super Dry on draught, and the locally celebrated Tomigaia Haneya sake. Whether you're a local or a traveler, Akanashi promises a memorable culinary journey in Numazu.
Akanashi Phone Number
Akanashi Business Days
Akanashi Address
49 Agetsuchicho, Numazu, Shizuoka 410-0802
Akanashi Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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