Hirano

Fugu / Crab / Other Seafood
Discover seafood artistry at Hirano, Chiba, where Choshi's namero and fresh sashimi deliver warmth and authenticity in an intimate izakaya setting.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Chiba's quaint neighborhoods, Hirano is not just a restaurant but a culinary experience encapsulating the rich essence of regional Japanese flavors. Known fondly as an intimate izakaya, it offers a mesmerizing journey for seafood enthusiasts with its emphasis on the freshness of local sea produce.
The star of the menu is undoubtedly the iconic namero, a cherished specialty hailing from Choshi. This dish is a celebration of fresh fish, meticulously minced with savory miso and aromatic herbs, creating a harmony of texture and flavor that's nothing short of exquisite. Complementing the namero, the delicate slices of sashimi, featuring succulent snapper and bonito, grace the tables along with expertly grilled conger eel, epitomizing the restaurant's commitment to authenticity.
The ambiance at Hirano is warm and inviting, beckoning patrons to unwind amidst traditional decor and a homely atmosphere that feels like a cherished embrace. Patrons are charmed by not only the culinary offerings but also by the conviviality of its service. The chef, with years of experience in perfecting traditional techniques, infuses every dish with passion and precision, turning each meal into a memorable occasion.
Located conveniently near notable landmarks, Hirano is accessible yet offers a serene escape. This beloved seafood sanctuary is where each meal tells a story of Japan's rich coastal bounty, delivering a memorable dining adventure in every visit for locals and travelers alike.
Hirano Phone Number
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Hirano Address
Green Palace NAKAMURA, 6-5-1 Motonakayama, Funabashi-shi, Chiba 273-0035
Hirano Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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It’s not just about Disney and Narita Airport in Tokyo’s westward neighbor — Chiba is also a must-visit for sports, nature, agriculture, and history, giving the capital a real run for its money.
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