Kazuwa

Kazuwa
Japanese Noodles
Discover the art of yakitori and ramen at Kazuwa in Ota, Gunma, where expertly grilled chicken and rich ramen create a warm and inviting dining experience.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the heart of Ota, Gunma, Kazuwa offers a delightful culinary experience that celebrates the rich flavors of Japanese cuisine. Known for its expertly grilled yakitori and savory ramen, this restaurant is a haven for food enthusiasts seeking authentic tastes. The yakitori menu includes a variety of chicken parts such as liver, thigh, breast, skin, neck, and tail, all meticulously grilled to perfection. The ramen, crafted with a rich chicken bone broth, is a must-try for noodle lovers.
Kazuwa's warm and welcoming atmosphere is complemented by its attentive staff, ensuring a memorable dining experience. Private rooms are available for those seeking intimate gatherings, while the main dining area allows for a more social setting. The restaurant also offers a wide selection of drinks, including Japanese sake and a unique homemade lemon liqueur mixed with soda.
Located at 2018-1 Ryūmaichō, Ota, Gunma, Kazuwa is easily accessible with available parking, making it a convenient choice for both locals and visitors. The restaurant's inviting ambiance and exceptional service make it a popular destination, so reservations are recommended to secure your spot.
Whether you're indulging in the grilled rice balls with yuzu aroma or savoring the potato salad with a tangy twist, Kazuwa promises a dining experience that is both satisfying and unforgettable. Smoking is allowed at the seats, adding to the relaxed and casual vibe of the restaurant. Come and enjoy the culinary delights that Kazuwa has to offer, where every dish is a testament to the art of Japanese cooking.
Kazuwa Phone Number
Kazuwa Business Days
Kazuwa Address
2018-1 Ryumaicho, Ota-shi, Gunma 373-0806
Kazuwa Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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