Chura Hama Shokudo

Chura Hama Shokudo
Discover authentic Okinawan flavors at Chura Hama Shokudo, where izakaya-style dining meets a vibrant atmosphere in American Village.
Restaurant Details
Chura Hama Shokudo is a delightful culinary destination nestled in the vibrant American Village of Chatan, Okinawa. Known for its authentic Okinawan cuisine, this restaurant offers a unique blend of cafeteria and izakaya-style dining, making it a perfect spot for both casual meals and lively gatherings.
The menu at Chura Hama Shokudo is a celebration of Okinawa's rich culinary heritage. Guests can indulge in a variety of traditional dishes such as Champuru, Jimami Tofu, and spicy stir-fried Mimiga. For those seeking a taste of the sea, options like Sea Grapes and Soki Soba are available, while the San-Gens Pork Rice Bowl and Okinawan-style Yakisoba cater to meat lovers. The restaurant also offers unique dishes like taco rice, Aasa Tempura, and Purple Sweet Potato Tempura, ensuring a delightful experience for all palates.
Located on the third floor of a building in the bustling American Village, Chura Hama Shokudo provides a vibrant atmosphere enhanced by the presence of Orion Beer lanterns and terrace seating with views of the surrounding area. The interior is adorned with traditional lanterns, creating an inviting and lively ambiance.
The service at Chura Hama Shokudo is friendly and efficient, with the convenience of ordering via tablet. This, coupled with the restaurant's pescetarian-friendly options, makes it a versatile choice for diverse dining preferences. Whether you're a local or a visitor, Chura Hama Shokudo offers a genuine taste of Okinawa in a setting that captures the spirit of the island.
Chura Hama Shokudo Phone Number
Chura Hama Shokudo Business Days
Chura Hama Shokudo Address
9-46 Mihama, Nakagami-gun Chatan, Okinawa 904-0115 3F
Chura Hama Shokudo Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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