Kusawake
Explore Kusawake in Okinawa for refreshing vegetable-focused izakaya, easily accessible near Asato Station, offering unique flavors and creative drinks.
Restaurant Details
Tucked away in Okinawa's lively Sakaemachi neighborhood, Kusawake redefines the izakaya experience with its unique vegetable-focused menu. Just a short walk from Asato Station, it is easily accessible for both locals and visitors. Renowned for using fresh, pesticide-free produce, Kusawake highlights natural flavors through innovative dishes.
The menu features signature items, including savory cabbage rolls filled with rich ingredients and dynamic grilled vegetable salads. The stir-fried Okinawa soba with shiso pesto is a standout dish, blending traditional tastes with modern innovation.
Kusawake boasts a welcoming and aesthetically pleasing interior, perfect for intimate gatherings or casual evenings with friends. The open kitchen allows diners to watch the chefs' artistry. The drink menu is equally enticing, with innovative options such as organic lemon sour, providing a refreshing complement to every meal.
Serving with warmth and attentiveness, Kusawake ensures guests feel valued and appreciated. With a relaxed yet vibrant atmosphere, dining continues to be delightful. Due to its popularity, reservations are recommended during busy times.
Focusing on fresh ingredients and creative recipes, Kusawake has become a go-to place for discovering lighter izakaya cuisine in Okinawa.
Kusawake Phone Number
Kusawake Business Days
Kusawake Address
388-1 Asato, Naha, Okinawa 902-0067
Kusawake Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
Restaurant location
A cluster of islands to the south of Japan once belonging to the independent state of the Ryukyu Kingdom, Okinawa Prefecture is the holiday paradise with white sand beaches, a tropical climate, and healthy local cuisine known as Ryukyu Ryori.
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