Chisou Kakashiya

Chisou Kakashiya
Washoku (Traditional Japanese)
Discover authentic flavors at Chisou Kakashiya, the treasured spot for seasonal fried oysters and exquisite sashimi in Mizumaki, Fukuoka.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the charming town of Mizumaki, Fukuoka, Chisou Kakashiya stands as a beloved spot for those in pursuit of remarkable Japanese cuisine. The restaurant enjoys proximity to Mizumaki Station and is easily accessible from National Route 3, welcoming diners with its easy-to-reach location.
Known for fresh, seasonal ingredients, Chisou Kakashiya offers dishes that bring out traditional flavors with a modern touch. The fried oyster set meal is a highlight, with five plump oysters delicately prepared to perfection. Those seeking a more elaborate meal can enjoy an optional serving of sashimi for a small fee—asking for squid ears, known for their rare, transparent quality, is a must.
Upon entering, guests are greeted by an inviting ambiance. Its cozy interior is marked by minimalist decor, providing both counter and family-style seating. The space is ideal for intimate evenings or group gatherings, creating just the right atmosphere for a memorable dining experience.
Exceptional service accompanied by a friendly smile and efficient staff ensures each visit leaves a lasting impression. Locals fondly frequent the establishment, especially during lunchtime, making reservations a wise choice.
Chisou Kakashiya encapsulates the spirit of Japanese dining, combining the fresh flavors of fried oysters and sashimi to transport guests on a culinary journey. It pays homage to regional roots while embracing modern culinary techniques, offering a taste both nostalgic and innovative.
Chisou Kakashiya Phone Number
Chisou Kakashiya Business Days
Chisou Kakashiya Address
1-chōme-12-5 Korosuekita, Mizumaki, Onga District, Fukuoka 807-0022, Japan
Chisou Kakashiya Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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