Kushi Ten Saika

Kushi Ten Saika
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Discover the flavors of Kushi-age and Izakaya at Kushi Ten Saika, where deep-fried skewers and a Showa-era ambiance await near Musashi-Urawa Station.
Restaurant Details
Kushi Ten Saika, located in the heart of Minami Ward, Saitama, offers a delightful culinary journey into the world of Kushi-age and Izakaya dining. Nestled near Musashi-Urawa Station, this restaurant is easily accessible for both locals and visitors. The establishment is renowned for its deep-fried skewers, a hallmark of Kushi-age cuisine, and its inviting izakaya atmosphere that evokes a hint of Showa-era charm.
The menu at Kushi Ten Saika is a celebration of flavors and textures, featuring signature dishes such as liver skewers with a sweet and savory sauce, garlic grilled spare ribs, and grilled local chicken seasoned with rock salt. For those seeking variety, the assorted 10-piece tempura skewers and deep-fried oysters are must-tries. Seafood lovers will appreciate the fish and seafood-centered offerings, including sashimi and the exquisite tecchiri, a fugu hot pot.
The ambiance is calm and welcoming, with a renovated interior that offers all table seating at the back, allowing guests to relax and enjoy their meal. Smoking is permitted, adding to the traditional izakaya experience. The friendly staff ensures a pleasant dining experience, with payment conveniently made at the register, and credit cards are accepted.
Kushi Ten Saika is not only a place to savor delicious food but also a destination to experience the warmth and hospitality of a classic Japanese tavern. Whether you're a local or a traveler, this restaurant promises a memorable dining experience in Saitama.
Kushi Ten Saika Phone Number
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Kushi Ten Saika Address
7-9-2 Bessho, Minami-ku, Saitama, 336-0021
Kushi Ten Saika Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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