Kyushu Tamashii Keisei Funabashi

Kyushu Tamashii Keisei Funabashi
Izakaya Bar
Experience authentic Kyushu-style izakaya cuisine at Kyushu Tamashii Keisei Funabashi, just steps from Keisei Funabashi Station in Chiba.
Restaurant Details
Kyushu Tamashii Keisei Funabashi is a vibrant izakaya located in the bustling area of Funabashi, Chiba Prefecture. Just a short 3-4 minute walk from Keisei Funabashi Station, this lively eatery is situated near the entrance of the Nakadori shopping street, making it a convenient stop for both locals and visitors.
The restaurant specializes in Kyushu-style izakaya cuisine, offering a diverse menu that includes unique dishes such as horse sashimi, Nagasaki Traditional Hatoshi, and the popular Motsunabe, a flavorful beef offal hot pot. Diners can also enjoy specialties like Mentai Tempura and Hita Yakisoba, all prepared with traditional techniques like charcoal grilling and deep-frying.
The ambiance at Kyushu Tamashii Keisei Funabashi is lively and spacious, featuring two floors with a tatami seating area on the second floor, perfect for group gatherings or intimate dinners. A designated smoking room is also available for guests who wish to smoke.
Service at the restaurant is attentive and polite, with staff members eager to provide an excellent dining experience. While some staff may still be in training, the overall service remains commendable. Ordering is made easy with the use of QR codes or a smartphone app, ensuring a seamless dining experience.
Whether you're a fan of traditional Japanese tavern fare or looking to explore unique Kyushu dishes, Kyushu Tamashii Keisei Funabashi offers a memorable dining experience in the heart of Funabashi.
Kyushu Tamashii Keisei Funabashi Phone Number
Kyushu Tamashii Keisei Funabashi Business Days
Kyushu Tamashii Keisei Funabashi Address
4-42-15 Honcho, Funabashi-shi, Chiba 273-0005
Kyushu Tamashii Keisei Funabashi Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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