Izakaya Genta

Izakaya Genta
Seafood
Indulge in the essence of izakaya dining with fresh sashimi and savory skewers at Tsuyama's cherished tavern, Izakaya Genta.
Restaurant Details
Deep in the heart of Tsuyama in Okayama Prefecture, **Izakaya Genta** stands as a beloved culinary gem known for a delightful fusion of local land and sea flavors. Diners are drawn to this izakaya for its commitment to fresh, locally-sourced ingredients and skillfully crafted dishes that leave a lasting impression.
Upon entering **Izakaya Genta**, guests are greeted with the warm ambiance of a classic Japanese inn. The decor is minimalist yet cozy, offering settings that range from intimate counter seats to spacious tables, catering to both personal dining and festive gatherings.
In the kitchen, a passionate chef showcases his expertise, delivering a menu rich with savory miso-glazed beef skewers and beautifully prepared sashimi. Local specialties, such as the unique dried meat dish "gyugyutto umami no tsumatta hoshi niku," are transformed into gourmet pleasures, especially when paired with an array of exquisite Japanese sake and beers.
Nestled between the vibrant area of Arne Tsuyama and Prefecture Road 68, while slightly off the typical route, **Izakaya Genta** is a rewarding find for those seeking the authentic taste of Okayama. Notable are the exquisite fish dishes, including the renowned "aji no sashimi," which prompts gourmets to praise "umai"—meaning superb taste.
The dedicated staff embody Japanese hospitality, providing personalized service that ensures each guest feels cherished. Regular visitors might even receive a warm greeting from the amiable owner, adding a personal touch to the delightful experience at **Izakaya Genta**.
Izakaya Genta Phone Number
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Izakaya Genta Address
12ー4 Togawamachi, Tsuyama, Okayama 708-0037, Japan
Izakaya Genta Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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