Kimura Isao Shoten

Kimura Isao Shoten
Experience the finest seafood cuisine at Kimura Isao Shoten, where oysters are the star, set against the serene backdrop of Nanao's seaside.
Restaurant Details
Nestled by the serene seaside of Nanao in Ishikawa Prefecture, Kimura Isao Shoten is a hidden gem for seafood enthusiasts. This charming restaurant is renowned for its exquisite seafood cuisine, with a particular focus on oysters. The menu showcases a delightful array of oyster dishes, including grilled oysters, oyster rice, fried oysters, and even oyster spring rolls. For a unique dessert experience, try their oyster ice cream, a surprising yet delightful treat.
Kimura Isao Shoten offers a distinctive dining experience, set in a quaint hut that extends over the sea. The dining area features a room with wooden flooring, surrounded by vinyl, creating a cozy and rustic atmosphere. This setting provides the perfect backdrop for enjoying a leisurely meal while taking in the tranquil views of the ocean.
The restaurant is known for its exceptional service, where reservations are recommended, especially on weekends, to ensure a spot in this popular spot. Guests are welcome to bring their own condiments, adding a personal touch to their dining experience. Additionally, Kimura Isao Shoten offers takeout and shipping options for their canned oysters, allowing patrons to enjoy their delicacies at home.
Located at Ku-70-1 Nakajimamachi Searashi, the restaurant is easily accessible and offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether you're a seafood aficionado or simply looking for a unique dining experience, Kimura Isao Shoten promises a memorable visit with its delectable dishes and charming ambiance.
Kimura Isao Shoten Phone Number
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Kimura Isao Shoten Address
70-1 Nakajimamachi Searashi, Nanao, Ishikawa 929-2218
Kimura Isao Shoten Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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