Kotobuki No Suzunari Kan

Kotobuki No Suzunari Kan
Izakaya Bar
Discover Kotobuki No Suzunari Kan, where seafood, sushi, and izakaya delights await next to Aritagawa Onsen in Wakayama.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the serene surroundings of Wakayama, Kotobuki No Suzunari Kan offers a delightful culinary experience with its focus on seafood, sushi, and the traditional izakaya style. This restaurant is conveniently located next to Aritagawa Onsen, making it an ideal spot for both locals and visitors to enjoy a meal after a relaxing soak.
Kotobuki No Suzunari Kan is renowned for its diverse menu, featuring dishes such as swordfish rice bowl, mackerel sushi, and Wakayama ramen. The chefs take pride in their carefully prepared dishes, including freshly fried tempura and expertly grilled sweetfish. The raw whitebait bowl and tempura gozen are among the favorites that showcase the restaurant’s dedication to quality and flavor.
The ambiance of the restaurant is both spacious and inviting, with an elevated seating area that offers a picturesque view, perfect for dining while watching the sunset. The atmosphere is bustling, yet peaceful, catering to elderly patrons and middle-aged couples alike, creating a welcoming environment for all.
The service at Kotobuki No Suzunari Kan is exceptional, with friendly staff ensuring a pleasant dining experience. The restaurant also serves as the dining area for the Sunshine business hotel, providing guests with a convenient and satisfying meal option.
Whether you are a seafood enthusiast or simply looking to enjoy a traditional Japanese meal, Kotobuki No Suzunari Kan promises a memorable dining experience with its wide variety of menu options and excellent service.
Kotobuki No Suzunari Kan Phone Number
Kotobuki No Suzunari Kan Business Days
Kotobuki No Suzunari Kan Address
Hikari no Yu, 37 Hoshio, Arida, Wakayama 649-0312
Kotobuki No Suzunari Kan Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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