Kitchen Hikaru

Kitchen Hikaru
Izakaya Bar
Experience the flavors of Okinawa at Kitchen Hikaru, where seafood and Izakaya dishes meet a warm, welcoming atmosphere in the heart of Naha.
Restaurant Details
Kitchen Hikaru is a delightful culinary destination located in the heart of Naha, Okinawa. Known for its exquisite blend of seafood, Izakaya-style dishes, and Okinawa cuisine, this restaurant offers a unique dining experience that captures the essence of Japanese culinary traditions. The menu features an array of tantalizing dishes such as simmered shrimp, seared bonito, and the local favorite, Goya Champuru. For those who enjoy a variety of flavors, the assorted sashimi and tempura are must-tries.
The restaurant is conveniently situated just a six-minute walk from nearby hotels, making it an accessible choice for both locals and tourists. The ambiance at Kitchen Hikaru is warm and welcoming, with a relaxed atmosphere that sets it apart from the typical bustling izakaya. It's an ideal spot for intimate dates or small gatherings, offering a clean and cozy environment.
Patrons are often impressed by the attentive and passionate staff who are eager to assist and accommodate families with toddlers. The restaurant also provides a picture menu for easy ordering and staff members who can communicate in foreign languages, enhancing the overall dining experience.
Kitchen Hikaru is not only celebrated for its culinary offerings but also for its wide selection of Japanese sake and shochu, perfect for pairing with the diverse menu. Whether you're a seafood enthusiast or looking to explore Okinawa's culinary delights, Kitchen Hikaru promises a memorable dining experience in the vibrant city of Naha.
Kitchen Hikaru Phone Number
Kitchen Hikaru Business Days
Kitchen Hikaru Address
1F, 1-7-13 Matsuyama, Naha-shi, Okinawa 900-0032
Kitchen Hikaru Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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