Hamaguri Ya Nishiki Sanotsu Branch

Hamaguri Ya Nishiki Sanotsu Branch
Seafood
Uncover Nagoya's hidden gem with Hamaguri Ya Nishiki's exclusive Kuwana clams. Relish the Wanko Clam experience within a welcoming and cozy atmosphere.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Nagoya in Aichi Prefecture, Hamaguri Ya Nishiki offers an exceptional dining experience revolving around coveted Kuwana clams sourced from Mie Prefecture. A cornerstone of this renowned izakaya is its inventive menu that highlights clam-centric dishes, most notably the ever-popular clam shabu shabu which unfolds like a delightful symphony: starting with fresh sashimi slices that gradually move to the warmth of boiling soup or the sizzling joy of the grill.
Central to the dining adventure is the playful Wanko Clam system, echoing the concept of Wanko Soba, where clams keep appearing in a seemingly endless parade, allowing patrons to savor as much as they desire. Boasting clams aged from two to ten years, each plate guarantees a captivating, varied fusion of tastes and textures, captivating the senses in an exciting dance of flavors.
Hamaguri Ya Nishiki's inviting ambiance speaks of comfortable elegance matched with an attentive and friendly staff ready to cater to every need. Situated in Naka Ward's bustling neighborhood, it’s within easy reach for locals and travelers alike and presents itself as an unmissable part of Nagoya’s vibrant culinary tapestry. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or enjoying a casual night out, this clam-centric paradise promises a memorable experience reminiscent of Japan's rich dining culture.
Hamaguri Ya Nishiki Sanotsu Branch Phone Number
Hamaguri Ya Nishiki Sanotsu Branch Business Days
Hamaguri Ya Nishiki Sanotsu Branch Address
Japan, 〒460-0003 Aichi, Nagoya, Naka Ward, Nishiki, 3-chōme−6−29 サウスハウス B1F
Hamaguri Ya Nishiki Sanotsu Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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