Funakko

Funakko
Seafood
Indulge in Funakko’s artful sardine specialties, perfectly paired with curated sake, right in the heart of Higashi-Funabashi, Chiba.
Restaurant Details
Tucked in the vibrant Higashi-Funabashi area of Chiba, Funakko is a distinguished izakaya celebrated for its inventive sardine cuisine. This eatery stands out in a neighborhood with limited dining options, making it a cherished spot for both locals and visitors. Its proximity to Higashi-Funabashi Station allows diners easy access, although reservations are highly recommended due to its popularity.
The restaurant exudes a traditional Japanese charm with its cozy ambiance, accentuated by tatami rooms and counter seating. Funakko’s spacious layout is ideal for both intimate gatherings and larger celebrations, accommodating various social dining experiences seamlessly.
The menu at Funakko focuses on the versatile sardine, offering a wide array of dishes like fresh sardine sashimi, flavorful sardine namerou, and crispy sardine croquettes. A highlight for many is the creatively crafted sardine yukke, which offers a fresh take on this classic. Also noteworthy is the comforting sardine fishball soup, a dish that warms the soul with its flavorful broth and tender fishballs.
An impressive sake selection complements the dishes at Funakko, and the well-trained staff ensure diners receive insightful recommendations, enhancing the overall dining experience. Their attentive service and friendly demeanor contribute to the restaurant’s reputation for exceptional hospitality.
Garnering accolades for its outstanding culinary offerings and service, Funakko is a must-visit for anyone eager to explore rich, sardine-based dishes in a welcoming atmosphere.
Funakko Phone Number
Funakko Business Days
Funakko Address
1-chōme-37-12 Higashifunabashi, Funabashi, Chiba 273-0002, Japan
Funakko Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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