Inakaya Shokudo

Inakaya Shokudo
Experience the rustic charm of Inakaya Shokudo in Nagasaki, where izakaya delights like chicken nanban and sashimi meet friendly service and nostalgia.
Restaurant Details
Inakaya Shokudo is a delightful izakaya located in the heart of Hanaokamachi, Nagasaki. Known for its rustic charm and nostalgic Showa-era ambiance, this Japanese-style tavern offers a unique dining experience that transports guests back in time. The dim lighting creates a cozy night-time vibe, even during lunch, making it an ideal spot for both casual outings and special occasions.
The menu at Inakaya Shokudo is a celebration of traditional Japanese flavors, featuring a variety of dishes that cater to pescetarians and seafood lovers alike. Signature offerings include chicken nanban with tartar sauce, fresh sashimi, and yakitori. The restaurant also serves an array of set meals such as sweetfish fry, ebi fry, and deep-fried tilefish. For those seeking something different, the pork-wrapped asparagus and bite-sized gyoza are must-tries.
Located on the second floor of a building in Hanaokamachi, Inakaya Shokudo is easily accessible for both locals and tourists exploring Nagasaki. The spacious interior offers both elevated seating and a counter, allowing guests to choose their preferred dining style.
The staff at Inakaya Shokudo are known for their friendly and polite service, ensuring that every visit is a pleasant one. Guests can enjoy unlimited rice and miso soup refills, adding to the generous hospitality that the restaurant is renowned for. Whether you're a local or a visitor, Inakaya Shokudo promises a memorable dining experience with its authentic Japanese cuisine and welcoming atmosphere.
Inakaya Shokudo Phone Number
Inakaya Shokudo Business Days
Inakaya Shokudo Address
Prime Stage, 1-24 Hanaokamachi, Nagasaki-shi, Nagasaki 852-8153
Inakaya Shokudo Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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