Hamasaki

Hamasaki
Experience authentic seafood and regional cuisine at Hamasaki in Miyazaki, featuring private dining rooms and exquisite spiny lobster sashimi.
Restaurant Details
Hamasaki, located in the heart of Miyazaki, is a delightful blend of traditional Japanese izakaya charm and exquisite seafood offerings. Known for its regional cuisine, this family-run establishment invites diners to experience a culinary journey through the flavors of Japan. The restaurant is renowned for its fresh seafood dishes, including spiny lobster sashimi and a variety of ise lobster creations, which are prepared with precision and artistry.
The menu at Hamasaki features a diverse selection of dishes that highlight the best of Japanese cooking techniques. From the delicate preparation of sashimi platters to the robust flavors of grilled jidori chicken and chicken nanban, each dish is crafted with care. Diners can also enjoy fried whiting and sardine, as well as kara-age set meals, which showcase the restaurant's commitment to quality ingredients and traditional recipes.
Situated in the bustling Tachibanadorihigashi area, Hamasaki is easily accessible and offers a warm, inviting atmosphere. The restaurant features private Japanese-style rooms, making it an ideal choice for intimate gatherings or family outings. An aquarium with eels greets guests at the entrance, adding a unique touch to the dining experience.
Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's popularity, and live lobster is available for those looking to indulge in a truly memorable meal. Whether you're a seafood enthusiast or simply looking to explore regional Japanese cuisine, Hamasaki promises an unforgettable dining experience in Miyazaki.
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Hamasaki Address
Hamasaki Building, 2-7-7 Tachibanadorihigashi, Miyazaki-shi, Miyazaki 880-0805
Hamasaki Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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