Fukushima Ya

Fukushima Ya
Experience over 100 years of izakaya tradition at Fukushima Ya in Toyohashi, where authentic Japanese flavors meet a welcoming local atmosphere.
Restaurant Details
Fukushima Ya, located in the heart of Toyohashi, Aichi, is a celebrated izakaya that has been delighting patrons since 1918. This traditional Japanese-style tavern offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for those seeking an authentic local dining experience. With over a century of history, Fukushima Ya combines a rich heritage with a modern, clean appearance, making it a must-visit destination for both locals and tourists alike.
The menu at Fukushima Ya is a testament to the diversity of Japanese cuisine, featuring a wide array of dishes that highlight the flavors of the region. Guests can indulge in specialties such as pickles including bettara-zuke and wasabi pickled cabbage, small sweetfish nanban-zuke, and the unique nagarami with Hatcho miso. Seafood lovers will appreciate the selection of sashimi, including bonito, torigai, and sardine, while those seeking heartier fare can enjoy grilled chicken neck, fried sardines, and simmered fish like gima.
Conveniently located near JR Funamachi Station, Fukushima Ya is easily accessible for those exploring Toyohashi. The restaurant's traditional izakaya vibe is enhanced by tatami seating and shared tables, encouraging a communal dining experience. The service is unique, with self-service drinks available from a refrigerator and the first order submitted on paper, adding to the charm of the dining experience.
Whether you're a seasoned izakaya enthusiast or a newcomer to Japanese cuisine, Fukushima Ya offers a memorable dining experience that captures the essence of Toyohashi's culinary scene.
Fukushima Ya Phone Number
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Fukushima Ya Address
44 Kitajima Kitajimacho, Toyohashi-shi, Aichi 440-0071
Fukushima Ya Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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