Izakaya Nishigin

Izakaya Nishigin
Washoku (Traditional Japanese)
Dive into the flavors of Kumamoto with Izakaya Nishigin's renowned horse meat dishes in the heart of vibrant Chuo Ward.
Restaurant Details
Discover the flavors of Kumamoto at Izakaya Nishigin, nestled in the vibrant Chuo Ward. Celebrated for its authentic izakaya experience, it specializes in regional horse meat dishes, which have become the talk of the town among locals and visitors alike.
At Izakaya Nishigin, guests can savor delightfully unique offerings such as the sweet white miso-hinted horse sashimi, complemented perfectly by finely crafted, cold sake selections. The horse meat flake bowls deliver a satisfying crunch against a backdrop of delicate aromas, a tribute to Kumamoto's rich culinary heritage. The hearty horse hormone stew, cooked to perfection, is yet another beloved crowd-pleaser that embodies the warmth of home-cooked meals.
Positioned near the historic Kumamoto Castle, this cozy eatery is both a gem for locals and a captivating discovery for travelers. Izakaya Nishigin provides an exquisitely crafted dining experience with an atmosphere that evokes the coziness of a traditional izakaya mixed with modern touches. Low, warm lighting paired with wooden furnishings create a welcome embrace, perfect for intimate solo meals or convivial gatherings.
The attentive service at Izakaya Nishigin enhances the culinary journey. The knowledgeable staff, eager to share insights and recommendations, ensure that every guest feels welcomed and informed. With its harmonious blend of mouthwatering flavors, quaint atmosphere, and impeccable service, Izakaya Nishigin promises to leave a lasting impression.
Izakaya Nishigin Phone Number
Izakaya Nishigin Business Days
Izakaya Nishigin Address
Japan, 〒860-0807 Kumamoto, Chuo Ward, Shimotōri, 1-chōme−11−17 ライオンビル 松藤館
Izakaya Nishigin Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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