Kimura

Kimura
Seafood
Discover Kimura, where authentic Japanese tavern fare meets the nostalgic charm of Sendai's historic Iroha Yokocho.
Restaurant Details
Nestled within the nostalgic alleyways of Sendai's Aoba Ward, Kimura stands as a beacon of traditional Japanese culinary charm. A comforting izakaya located in the historic Iroha Yokocho, it offers diners an authentic experience with its fusion of classic tavern vibes and delightful dishes.
Kimura's menu is a tantalizing showcase of Japanese flavors, with offerings ranging from the freshest sashimi selections, including tuna and bonito, to the heartwarming tenderness of grilled mackerel. The introduction of a whole banana alongside meals adds a playful yet unexpected element of surprise, delighting both local patrons and foreign adventurers.
Strategically positioned near the Aoba-Dori Ichibancho Subway Station, Kimura is an easily accessible spot for both the busy local and the exploratory traveler. The historical allure of Iroha Yokocho is brought to life with narrow, picturesque lanes, a perfect setting to transport diners back in time to the simpler days of post-war Japan.
Once inside, guests are greeted by a charming setup featuring intimate counter seating, making spontaneous interactions with fellow patrons and the jovial chef as natural as breathing. The owner's presence further enriches the experience, with his welcoming demeanor ensuring a warm and friendly atmosphere that's imbued with a sense of belonging.
Ideal for an easy-going lunch or an energetic evening gathering, Kimura remains a beloved gem in Sendai. Balanced with culinary innovation, cultural immersion, and genuine local flavors, it guarantees an unforgettable dining adventure that's steeped in both tradition and heart-felt service.
Kimura Phone Number
Kimura Business Days
Kimura Address
Japan, 〒980-0811 Miyagi, Sendai, Aoba Ward, Ichibanchō, 2-chōme−3−28−116 よもぎ
Kimura Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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