Himono Manpo Shoten Branch

Himono Manpo Shoten Branch
Experience the taste of Shimoda at Himono Manpo Shoten Branch Branch, where dried fish is expertly grilled over Kishu Binchotan charcoal.
Restaurant Details
Himono Manpo Shoten Branch Branch is a delightful culinary destination nestled in the picturesque town of Shimoda, Shizuoka. Known for its specialization in dried fish, this family-run establishment offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere that makes it a perfect spot for both locals and visitors. The restaurant is conveniently accessible from the Uraura-guchi bus stop, making it an easy find for those exploring the coastal beauty of Shimoda.
The menu at Himono Manpo Shoten Branch Branch is a celebration of the sea, featuring an array of expertly prepared dishes such as Edo-mae Tachiuo, Isaki, Shimoda's Kinmedai, Mehikari, and blackthroat seaperch. The restaurant takes pride in its traditional cooking techniques, particularly grilling over Kishu Binchotan charcoal, which imparts a unique flavor to each dish.
Guests can enjoy the flexibility of both dine-in and takeout options, with reservations recommended for those looking to savor their meal on-site. The restaurant also offers take-home packs of its renowned dried fish, allowing patrons to enjoy the flavors of Shimoda at their leisure.
Adding to its charm, Himono Manpo Shoten Branch Branch allows customers to bring their own rice and drinks, enhancing the personalized dining experience. This long-established shop in Shimoda is not just a place to eat but a destination that offers a taste of tradition and the sea, all within a cozy and inviting setting.
Himono Manpo Shoten Branch Phone Number
Himono Manpo Shoten Branch Business Days
Himono Manpo Shoten Branch Address
Izu Kamo Shimoda Ura Beach, 707-13 Kakisaki, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0013
Himono Manpo Shoten Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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