Chura San Branch

Chura San Branch
Seafood
Dive into Okinawa's culinary heritage at Chura San, where every dish is a story near Asahibashi Station.
Restaurant Details
Discover the vibrant culinary world of Chura San in the heart of Naha, where the essence of Okinawa’s rich traditions is celebrated through exceptional seafood and time-honored island dishes. This charming restaurant, renowned for its izakaya-style dining, offers a captivating menu that brings forth the flavors and ingredients that have shaped Okinawan cuisine over generations.
At Chura San, diners can indulge in a variety of local favorites, such as the refreshing and bold bitter melon stir-fry, the tender Okinawa soba with its seasoned broth, and the exquisite night glow shell, a delicacy from the sea. Each dish is an ode to the ingredients locally sourced from Okinawa's fertile land and abundant waters.
Conveniently situated near Asahibashi Station, Chura San is nestled in the bustling neighborhood of Higashimachi, easily accessible for both locals and travelers. The inviting atmosphere is accentuated by tasteful decor highlighting the craftsmanship of Okinawan artisans, creating a cozy yet lively setting perfect for any dining occasion.
The team at Chura San is celebrated for more than just their culinary creations; their warm hospitality and expert knowledge make each visit memorable. Guests can look forward to insightful recommendations, whether it's pairing their meal with Okinawan awamori or discovering lesser-known culinary delights. Whether you’re seeking an authentic flavor of Okinawa or an evening of culinary exploration, Chura San promises an unforgettable dining experience infused with the spirited culture of Okinawa.
Chura San Branch Phone Number
Chura San Branch Business Days
Chura San Branch Address
Japan, 〒900-0034 Okinawa, Naha, Higashimachi, 5−15 朝日ビル
Chura San Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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