Kushi Tonmasu

Kushi Tonmasu
Discover the authentic izakaya experience at Kushi Tonmasu, where kushiyaki and a curated sake selection await near Shirako Station in Suzuka.
Restaurant Details
Kushi Tonmasu is a delightful izakaya located in the heart of Suzuka, Mie, at 17-14 Shiroko Ekimae. This cozy Japanese-style tavern offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere, perfect for unwinding after a long day. With its dark lighting and intimate seating arrangements, it provides an authentic izakaya experience.
The menu at Kushi Tonmasu is a celebration of Japanese culinary traditions, featuring an extensive selection of kushiyaki, or skewered grill dishes. Guests can savor expertly grilled chicken skewers, fresh liver skewers, and assorted yakitori, all prepared with skillful techniques that ensure perfect crispiness. The restaurant is also known for its Tonmasu Nabe, a hearty dish made with pork bone broth and offal, as well as unique offerings like open-filled chicken wings and crab miso gratin.
In addition to its delectable food, Kushi Tonmasu boasts an impressive selection of Japanese sake and shochu, curated by a respectful and polite staff who are dedicated to enhancing the dining experience. The restaurant's location is conveniently situated just past the signal after exiting the west exit of Shiroko Station on the Kintetsu Nagoya Line, making it easily accessible for both locals and visitors.
The owner of Kushi Tonmasu previously ran a ramen shop called Men's Shop Buta-Buta, bringing a wealth of culinary experience to this izakaya. This background is reflected in the thoughtful preparation and presentation of each dish. Whether you're a local or a traveler, Kushi Tonmasu offers a memorable dining experience that captures the essence of Japanese izakaya culture.
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Kushi Tonmasu Address
17-14 Shiroko Ekimae, Suzuka, Mie 510-0241
Kushi Tonmasu Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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