Izakaya Makotoya

Izakaya Makotoya
Seafood
Discover Izakaya Makotoya, Kochi's seafood haven where seared bonito and sashimi meet tradition. Taste the essence of fresh coastal cuisine today!
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the heart of Kochi, Izakaya Makotoya is a charming Japanese tavern that delights both locals and tourists with its vibrant menu and warm hospitality. Known for its exquisite seafood offerings, the restaurant prides itself on dishes such as sashimi of sea bream, seared bonito, and grilled turban shells, showcasing the freshest catches that highlight the marine riches of the region.
The interior of Izakaya Makotoya creates an authentic Japanese experience with a delightful mix of counter seating and traditional tatami rooms, complete with a fish tank feature that assures guests of the freshest seafood. The ambiance is relaxed and perfect for both intimate dinners and larger gatherings, providing a communal and inviting experience shared over good food and drinks.
Chef Makotoya is celebrated for crafting dishes that blend creativity with traditional cooking techniques, presenting unique items such as dashi-rolled eggs perfected with grated radish and a distinctive whale delicacy that reflects Kochi's culinary heritage.
Conveniently located near landmarks like Hirome Market and Mayabashi Bridge, Izakaya Makotoya is a must-visit stop during your exploration of Kochi. With delightful service known for attention to detail and a versatile menu catering to diverse palates, this izakaya epitomizes the convivial spirit of Japanese dining. Whether indulging in sake-steamed clams or savoring the fine texture of Hachikin grilled chicken, your dining journey here will surely be memorable.
Izakaya Makotoya Phone Number
Izakaya Makotoya Business Days
Izakaya Makotoya Address
Japan, 〒780-0843 Kochi, Nijūdaimachi, 6−8 ホワイト館 1F・2F
Izakaya Makotoya Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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