Kafu Serakaki Branch

Kafu Serakaki Branch
Washoku (Traditional Japanese)
Indulge in authentic Okinawan flavors at Kafu Serakaki, where Agu pork shabu shabu is the star near Hyatt Regency in Onna Village.
Restaurant Details
Nestled within the heart of Okinawa's picturesque Onna Village, Kafu Serakaki is a hidden gem that captures the spirit and flavors of Okinawa through its unique culinary offerings. The restaurant's prime location, just steps away from the luxurious Hyatt Regency Seragaki, makes it an ideal retreat for both locals and travelers seeking to indulge in genuine Okinawan cuisine.
Specializing in the island's time-honored dishes, Kafu Serakaki is especially renowned for its exquisite Agu pork shabu shabu. This specialty dish showcases premium local pork simmered to perfection and served in an aromatic broth bursting with flavors of the region. Complement your meal with an array of carefully curated sides such as the vibrant and succulent sea grapes or the crispy yet tender deep-fried jimami tofu, each crafted with ingredients sourced from Okinawa's fertile land and bountiful ocean.
As you step inside, the restaurant greets you with beautifully authentic Okinawan decor, a setting where tradition meets comfort. The intimate ambiance, paired with the warm hospitality extended by the dedicated staff, ensures that your dining experience is one of delight and satisfaction. Whether it's a family gathering, a casual meal with friends, or a romantic dinner for two, Kafu Serakaki provides the perfect backdrop for cherished dining moments. To conclude your gastronomic journey, don't miss their signature creamy mango pudding, a dessert that offers a refreshing and sweet finish to an unforgettable meal.
Kafu Serakaki Branch Phone Number
Kafu Serakaki Branch Business Days
Kafu Serakaki Branch Address
1105-1 Serakaki, Onna, Kunigami District, Okinawa 904-0404, Japan
Kafu Serakaki Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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