Izakaya Suuchan

Izakaya Suuchan
Discover the charm of Izakaya Suuchan, where over 7000 izakaya-style dishes await near Tsurugashima Station. Enjoy personalized service and unique decor.
Restaurant Details
Izakaya Suuchan is a vibrant and eccentric izakaya-style restaurant located in the heart of Tsurugashima, Saitama. Known for its extensive menu featuring over 7000 items, this beloved local spot offers a unique dining experience that combines traditional Japanese tavern cuisine with a modern twist. Signature dishes such as Shinrin Park, which includes fried chicken, tempura, salad, and rice balls, are a testament to the restaurant's commitment to large portions and diverse flavors.
Situated conveniently near Tsurugashima Station, Izakaya Suuchan is easily accessible and surrounded by notable landmarks like Daiso and Anrakutei. The restaurant's interior is as distinctive as its menu, featuring a karaoke room adorned with quirky decorations that add to its lively atmosphere. This makes it an ideal venue for gatherings with friends or family, where guests can enjoy both the food and the fun.
The master chef, who has been at the helm for nearly 30 years, prepares each dish personally, ensuring a high level of quality and authenticity. While the personalized service provided by the master and his sister is a highlight, it can sometimes result in slower service due to the meticulous preparation of each dish.
Izakaya Suuchan has gained fame beyond its local roots, having been featured on television and recommended by locals for its engaging atmosphere and delicious offerings. Whether you're a local or a visitor, this restaurant promises a memorable dining experience that captures the essence of Japanese izakaya culture.
Izakaya Suuchan Phone Number
Izakaya Suuchan Business Days
Izakaya Suuchan Address
4-3 Kamihiroya, Tsurugashima-shi, Saitama 350-2203
Izakaya Suuchan Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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