Izakaya Tebaage Ippo Kakegawa Main Branch

Izakaya Tebaage Ippo Kakegawa Main Branch
Experience the vibrant atmosphere and creative izakaya cuisine at Izakaya Tebaage Ippo Kakegawa Main Branch, located near Kakegawa Station.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the heart of Kakegawa, Izakaya Tebaage Ippo Kakegawa Main Branch offers a delightful blend of traditional and creative Japanese cuisine. This cozy and relaxing izakaya, located near Kakegawa Station, is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere, especially around 6:30 PM, making it a perfect spot for solo drinking or gatherings in semi-private rooms.
The menu is a testament to the chef's creativity, featuring a wide array of dishes such as horse mackerel namero, splendid alfonsino sashimi, and seared marinated beef skirt steak. For those who enjoy deep-fried delights, the deep-fried black hanpen and chicken wings are must-tries. The restaurant also caters to pescetarians with its fish and seafood-centered menu, including a sashimi platter and liver and Japanese radish salad.
Izakaya Tebaage Ippo Kakegawa Main Branch is not just about food; it also boasts a wide selection of Japanese shochu, perfect for pairing with the fresh fish mostly caught within Shizuoka Prefecture. The service is polite and attentive, with male staff known for their kindness, often surprising guests with complimentary dishes like simmered snapper head and crab broth miso soup.
Whether you're a local or a visitor, this izakaya promises an authentic Japanese dining experience with its creative cuisine and welcoming ambiance. Open late, it's an ideal destination for those looking to enjoy a lively evening in Kakegawa.
Izakaya Tebaage Ippo Kakegawa Main Branch Phone Number
Izakaya Tebaage Ippo Kakegawa Main Branch Business Days
Izakaya Tebaage Ippo Kakegawa Main Branch Address
TOM Building 1F, 1-3-2 Chuo, Kakegawa, Shizuoka 436-0056
Izakaya Tebaage Ippo Kakegawa Main Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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