Daikokudo

Daikokudo
Seafood
Explore Kochi's rich culinary heritage with Daikoku Do's seared bonito and more in an authentic izakaya setting, near the iconic Harimaya Bridge.
Restaurant Details
Discover a delightful fusion of regional and seafood delights at Daikoku Do, a charming izakaya nestled in the vibrant Harimayacho neighborhood of Kochi. Renowned for its authentic and hearty Tosa cuisine, Daikoku Do promises an unforgettable dining experience with its extensive menu and inviting atmosphere.
The star of the menu is undoubtedly the seared bonito—a dish famed for its thick, flavorful cuts and slightly charred, aromatic skin. Complementing this local specialty are other delectable dishes such as savory reef squid, crispy tempura, and the unique Dorome or raw whitebait, which pairs beautifully with a refreshing cold beer.
Located in the bustling heart of Kochi, Daikoku Do is just a short walk from the famous Harimaya Bridge, making it an ideal spot for both locals and tourists exploring the city. The restaurant's interior blends traditional Japanese decor with a cozy tavern ambiance, providing the perfect setting for both casual outings and more intimate gatherings.
Daikoku Do's chef emphasizes fresh, local ingredients, crafting each dish with care and attention to flavor. The warm and welcoming staff add to the inviting environment, often suggesting must-try dishes like the spectacular Shimizu mackerel sashimi.
Whether you're indulging in a solo tasting at the counter or enjoying a lively dinner with friends on the tatami, Daikoku Do offers an authentic taste of Kochi's culinary landscape. Reservations are recommended due to its popularity, ensuring a spot in this beloved dining destination.
Daikokudo Phone Number
Daikokudo Business Days
Daikokudo Address
Japan, 〒780-0822 Kochi, Harimayachō, 1-chōme−7−5 ニューベルギー館 1F・2F
Daikokudo Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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