Fusuke

Fusuke
Izakaya Bar
Experience authentic Japanese cuisine at Fusuke, a cozy izakaya in Monzen-Nakacho, known for its delicious seafood and warm hospitality.
Restaurant Details
Fusuke is a charming izakaya nestled in the heart of Monzen-Nakacho, Koto City, Tokyo. Known for its delectable seafood and Japanese cuisine, this cozy establishment offers a unique dining experience that captures the essence of traditional Japanese taverns. The menu is a seafood lover's paradise, featuring dishes like nakaochi tuna with seaweed, kara-age chicken thigh, and fried fugu. Guests can also savor the exquisite sashimi of flat shell clam and octopus tataki, or indulge in the rich flavors of fried oysters and grilled eel skewers.
Located just a short two-minute walk from Monzen-Nakacho Station, Fusuke is easily accessible for both locals and tourists. The atmosphere is intimate and quiet, with about 12 counter seats that encourage a personal and relaxed dining experience. The owner manages the restaurant single-handedly until his wife arrives, ensuring a warm and welcoming environment for all guests.
The decor of Fusuke reflects the traditional izakaya style, creating a nostalgic ambiance that transports diners to a simpler time. The service is attentive and friendly, with the owner and his wife providing genuine hospitality. Guests are advised to adhere to the house rules, which include maintaining a quiet demeanor and following specific ordering procedures.
Fusuke has also gained recognition for being featured on the show 'Adomachikku Tengoku,' highlighting its location in Monzen-Nakacho. This exposure has further cemented its reputation as a must-visit destination for those seeking authentic Japanese flavors and a memorable dining experience.
Fusuke Phone Number
Fusuke Business Days
Fusuke Address
1-8-4 Monzennakacho, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0048
Fusuke Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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