Ishokuya Kuimakuri Kaikan

Ishokuya Kuimakuri Kaikan
Discover the vibrant izakaya experience at Ishokuya Kuimakuri Kaikan in Saiki, Oita. Enjoy fresh fish and homemade dishes in a lively atmosphere.
Restaurant Details
Ishokuya Kuimakuri Kaikan is a vibrant izakaya located on Umaimon-dori in Saiki City, Oita Prefecture. Known for its lively and spacious atmosphere, this Japanese-style tavern is perfect for groups and families looking to enjoy a casual dining experience. The restaurant offers a wide variety of homemade dishes, with a focus on fresh fish sourced from the nearby Saiki Fishing Port.
The menu at Ishokuya Kuimakuri Kaikan features a delightful array of traditional izakaya fare. Guests can indulge in dishes such as salmon and avocado carpaccio, fried oysters, and tsukune, which are grilled chicken meatballs. For those seeking a more adventurous palate, options like pork feet and grilled chicken stamina are available. The restaurant also serves a selection of sashimi and the local specialty, goma-dashi udon.
Originally a Glico Dairy sales outlet, Ishokuya Kuimakuri Kaikan has a rich history, having once rivaled the renowned Nijuhachimangoku in Saiki. The establishment has since evolved into a beloved izakaya, offering a wide variety of alcoholic beverages to complement its diverse menu.
The ambiance is lively and vibrant, with a casual tavern setting that features limited partitions, making it an ideal spot for social gatherings. While the service involves ordering by writing on a piece of paper, it can be slow at times, despite the presence of a call bell. Parking is available, though limited to about three cars, making it convenient for those driving to the location.
Ishokuya Kuimakuri Kaikan Phone Number
Ishokuya Kuimakuri Kaikan Business Days
Ishokuya Kuimakuri Kaikan Address
4-26 Jotomachi, Saiki-shi, Oita 876-0846
Ishokuya Kuimakuri Kaikan Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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