Karakarato Chibugwa

Karakarato Chibugwa
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Experience the flavors of Okinawa at Karakarato Chibugwa, where signature squid ink sushi and over 100 Awamori varieties await in Naha.
Restaurant Details
Karakarato Chibugwa is a delightful culinary gem nestled in the heart of Naha, Okinawa. This restaurant is a haven for those who appreciate the rich flavors of Okinawa cuisine, complemented by an extensive selection of Japanese shochu and Awamori spirits. The establishment is renowned for its signature squid ink sushi, a dish that perfectly encapsulates the creativity and expertise of the chefs.
The menu at Karakarato Chibugwa is a celebration of Okinawan culinary traditions, featuring dishes such as shrimp stir-fried with Ishigaki Island chili oil and freshly made Okinawa soba. Diners can also enjoy an assorted appetizer platter, showcasing local ingredients like sashimi with island octopus and kanpachi. The cozy and homey atmosphere, complete with a long, spacious counter, makes it an ideal spot for both solo diners and groups.
Located in Naha, the restaurant is easily accessible and offers a relaxed and calm ambiance. The staff are known for their warm hospitality and are adept at guiding guests through the impressive selection of over 100 varieties of Awamori, including special offerings from Hateruma Island. With menus available in Japanese and Chinese, and staff fluent in English and Chinese, Karakarato Chibugwa ensures a welcoming experience for all visitors.
Run by a couple who are masters of Awamori, the restaurant combines traditional cooking techniques with a modern twist, making it a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the culinary landscape of Okinawa.
Karakarato Chibugwa Phone Number
Karakarato Chibugwa Business Days
Karakarato Chibugwa Address
3F, 3-15-15 Kumoji, Naha-shi, Okinawa 900-0015
Karakarato Chibugwa Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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