Bistro She Tsukasa

Bistro She Tsukasa
Discover the vibrant flavors of Bistro She Tsukasa in Okinawa, where Italian and bistro cuisine meet the culinary expertise of chef Tsukasa Hanashiro.
Restaurant Details
Bistro She Tsukasa is a delightful culinary gem located in the heart of Okinawa, specifically at 1-chōme-19-7 Chūō. This charming establishment offers a unique blend of bistro and Italian cuisine, making it a popular dining spot for both locals and visitors. The menu is a testament to the creativity and skill of owner-chef Tsukasa Hanashiro, who has honed his craft in a hotel restaurant setting.
The restaurant is renowned for its diverse selection of dishes that pair beautifully with wine. Guests can indulge in a variety of options, from the classic Caesar salad to the more adventurous Ezo venison tataki. Other highlights include roasted hootori chicken with grain mustard, pasta with salmon in creamy tomato sauce, and baked scallops with sea urchin sauce. Pizza lovers will appreciate the focaccia-style cheese pizza and the blue cheese pizza drizzled with honey.
Situated across from the post office on Center Street, Bistro She Tsukasa is easily accessible and offers nearby coin parking. The ambiance is lively, with a distinct Okinawan pop feel, making it an ideal spot for casual dining or a quiet evening out. The restaurant also features a TV and offers a happy hour, perfect for solo patrons looking to unwind.
The service at Bistro She Tsukasa is warm and welcoming, with a friendly staff that ensures a pleasant dining experience. The madam of the house is known for her attentive service, adding a personal touch to each visit. Whether you're a local or a traveler, Bistro She Tsukasa promises a memorable culinary journey in Okinawa.
Bistro She Tsukasa Phone Number
Bistro She Tsukasa Business Days
Bistro She Tsukasa Address
1-19-7 Chuo, Okinawa 904-0004
Bistro She Tsukasa Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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