Izakaya Ipponmatsu

Izakaya Ipponmatsu
Discover the flavors of Okinawan soba at Izakaya Ipponmatsu, where handmade noodles and a rich broth create a unique dining experience in Chatan.
Restaurant Details
Izakaya Ipponmatsu, located in the heart of Chatan, Okinawa, offers a unique dining experience that seamlessly blends the traditional izakaya atmosphere with the rich flavors of Okinawan soba. Situated conveniently in front of the Chatan Nirai Center, this restaurant is easily accessible and provides ample parking for guests.
The culinary focus at Izakaya Ipponmatsu is on Okinawan soba, with a menu that features a variety of innovative dishes such as Sanmai Niku Soba, Okinawa-style Mapo Soba, and Squid Ink Soba. The soba soup is crafted from a rich broth of chicken, pork bone, bonito flakes, and fish bone, ensuring a depth of flavor without the use of chemical seasonings. The noodles are handmade, combining thick and thin types to enhance chewiness, offering a delightful texture in every bite.
During the day, Izakaya Ipponmatsu operates as an Okinawan soba shop, transitioning into a lively izakaya in the evening. The spacious interior, complete with tables and tatami rooms, makes it an ideal spot for family gatherings or casual outings with friends.
The restaurant's ambiance is warm and inviting, with a decor that reflects the traditional Japanese style, creating a comfortable setting for diners. The service is attentive and friendly, ensuring that each guest enjoys a memorable dining experience.
Whether you're a local or a visitor to Okinawa, Izakaya Ipponmatsu offers a taste of authentic Japanese cuisine with a modern twist, making it a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts.
Izakaya Ipponmatsu Phone Number
Izakaya Ipponmatsu Business Days
Izakaya Ipponmatsu Address
586-13 Kuwae, Chatan-cho, Nakagami-gun, Okinawa 904-0103
Izakaya Ipponmatsu Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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