Izakaya Shiki

Izakaya Shiki
Enjoy authentic yakitori at Izakaya Shiki, just minutes from JR Sendai Station. Experience true Japanese dining in Sendai's Aoba Ward.
Restaurant Details
Welcome to Izakaya Shiki, a hidden gem located in the vibrant Aoba Ward of Sendai, Miyagi. Nestled in a bustling neighborhood near Honcho, Izakaya Shiki is renowned for its exquisite yakiniku (grilled chicken skewers), expertly prepared with traditional techniques. This charming eatery is a go-to spot for both locals and tourists seeking an authentic Japanese dining experience.
The menu is a delightful exploration of culinary treasures. Start with the sweet and savory simmered konjac with minced meat—a dish that tantalizes the taste buds with a unique blend of flavors. Seafood lovers will revel in the fresh sashimi selection, showcasing offerings like tuna, Kanpachi, and the rare Kanagashira, providing a symphony of taste in every bite.
One must-not-miss dish is the "seri no ohitashi," featuring seri greens in a light dressing. Discover the grilled mackerel, pickled to perfection and elevated through precise grilling. For comfort, choose the savory "sauce yakisoba" or indulge in a miso-based creation with pork and asparagus.
Izakaya Shiki's intimate atmosphere, accentuated by soft lighting and traditional decor, creates a warm and inviting space ideal for cozy gatherings. The service, led by a dedicated master and his team, ensures an exceptional dining experience, characterized by genuine hospitality.
Conveniently located within walking distance of JR Sendai Station, with ample parking nearby, Izakaya Shiki is a must-visit destination for aficionados of Japanese cuisine, offering a timeless taste of Sendai in a relaxed setting.
Izakaya Shiki Phone Number
Izakaya Shiki Business Days
Izakaya Shiki Address
Japan, 〒980-0014 Miyagi, Sendai, Aoba Ward, Honchō, 1-chōme−13−8 シャンティ大谷
Izakaya Shiki Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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