Kuraya

Kuraya
Tempura
Experience authentic Izakaya dining at Bimi Tasai Kuraya in Nagahama, Shiga. Delight in funa-zushi and the chef's special omakase in a cozy atmosphere.
Restaurant Details
Situated in the picturesque town of Nagahama in Shiga, Bimi Tasai Kuraya delivers an authentic Japanese tavern experience, expertly fusing traditional flavors with local flair. This restaurant is particularly celebrated for its Izakaya and Nihonshu offerings, making it a favorite for aficionados of genuine Japanese cuisine.
The culinary highlights at Bimi Tasai Kuraya include the distinctive "funa-zushi," a regional specialty, matured to deliver a unique fermented zest that captures the curiosity of diners. Equally noteworthy are the meticulously crafted tempura selections, such as Koi-ayu and hand-caught shrimp, attaining peaks of crispy excellence. With an emphasis on seasonal local produce, each dish embodies thoughtful preparation and a harmonious blend of ingredients.
Behind the scenes, the passion of the chef-owner, easily recognized by his iconic red glasses, infuses every dish with a personal touch, especially within the omakase courses. His dedication is mirrored in the amiable demeanor of the staff, ensuring a nurturing and inviting dining atmosphere.
Located a short walk from Nagahama Station, Bimi Tasai Kuraya’s nostalgic kominka-style architecture, complemented by personal touches from the chef, elevates the allure of this charming old-town restaurant. Whether opting for a private room or a counter seat, the ambience sets the perfect stage for a dining escapade marked by warmth and authenticity. Known for its expansive selection of regional Nikka and sake, Bimi Tasai Kuraya emerges as the ideal choice for those eager to explore authentic Japanese tavern delicacies in a welcoming setting.
Kuraya Phone Number
Kuraya Business Days
Kuraya Address
3-17 Asahichō, Nagahama, Shiga 526-0056, Japan
Kuraya Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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