Kuimono Ya Wan Nakano Kitaguchi Branch

Kuimono Ya Wan Nakano Kitaguchi Branch
Seafood
Discover the finest izakaya dining experience at Kuimono Ya Wan, with flavorsome seafood and intimate private rooms near Nakano Station.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the lively streets of Nakano City, Tokyo, Kuimono Ya Wan seamlessly blends traditional izakaya flavors with a seafood specialty, capturing the spirit of a classic Japanese tavern.
The menu is nothing short of delightful, with an array of Japanese dishes crafted to tantalize all taste buds. Central to its popularity are the spicy shabu-shabu dipping noodles featuring succulent Kuroge Wagyu beef bathed in a vibrant and flavorful sauce tinged with curry. For an adventurous culinary touch, the horse meat dishes stand out as a unique offering, complemented by lighter options such as crisp salads and delectable fried appetizers.
Conveniently located a short distance from Nakano Station, Kuimono Ya Wan can be found at the Nakano Sanpione Building, directly above the buzzing Starbucks. The moment you step inside, the welcoming private rooms offer an intimate dining setup—perfect for family celebrations or cozy gatherings.
Despite being part of a broader chain, the restaurant exudes a distinctly local charm, upheld by its attentive staff and amiable service. Private rooms are available for reservation, ensuring a comfortable, smoke-free environment for diners.
Whether savoring their renowned spicy noodles or soaking in the convivial atmosphere, Kuimono Ya Wan guarantees a dining experience that will linger in your memory long after the meal.
Kuimono Ya Wan Nakano Kitaguchi Branch Phone Number
Kuimono Ya Wan Nakano Kitaguchi Branch Business Days
Kuimono Ya Wan Nakano Kitaguchi Branch Address
Japan, 〒164-0001 Tokyo, Nakano City, Nakano, 5-chōme−64−5 中野サンピオーネビル 3F
Kuimono Ya Wan Nakano Kitaguchi Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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