Izakaya Sanzoku

Izakaya Sanzoku
Izakaya Bar
Discover the flavors of Kyushu at Izakaya Sanzoku, a cozy izakaya in Akasaka, Tokyo, known for its motsunabe and warm hospitality.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the vibrant district of Akasaka, Tokyo, Izakaya Sanzoku offers a delightful escape into the world of Kyushu cuisine. Known for its cozy and lively atmosphere, this izakaya-style tavern is a perfect spot for both intimate gatherings and larger group outings. The warm wooden decor and counter seats along the water area create an inviting environment that complements the restaurant's exceptional hospitality.
Izakaya Sanzoku specializes in a variety of traditional Kyushu dishes, including the renowned motsunabe, a flavorful beef tripe hot pot, and mizutaki, a chicken hot pot simmered to perfection. Guests can also savor Hakata specialties such as karashi renkon, spicy lotus root, and basashi, raw horse meat. For those seeking a taste of the sea, mentaiko, spicy cod roe, is a must-try.
Conveniently located just a three-minute walk from Akasaka Station, Izakaya Sanzoku is easily accessible for both locals and visitors. Despite its underground setting in the Karandorie Building, the restaurant ensures connectivity with available Wi-Fi.
The service at Izakaya Sanzoku is warm and attentive, with a lively and energetic staff that goes above and beyond to accommodate guests. The chef is known for engaging with diners, adding a personal touch to the dining experience. With vegetarian options available, the menu caters to a variety of dietary preferences.
Whether you're a local or a traveler, Izakaya Sanzoku promises a memorable dining experience with its authentic flavors and welcoming ambiance.
Izakaya Sanzoku Phone Number
Izakaya Sanzoku Business Days
Izakaya Sanzoku Address
Calanderie Building B1, 4-2-8 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0052
Izakaya Sanzoku Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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