Makino

Makino
Discover the cozy charm of Makino, a lively Izakaya in Takasaki known for sashimi and friendly service near Nishi Elementary School.
Restaurant Details
Makino is a delightful Izakaya nestled in the heart of Takasaki, Gunma. Known for its cozy and welcoming atmosphere, this Japanese-style tavern offers a lively setting perfect for both solo diners and groups. The restaurant is conveniently located near Nishi Elementary School, making it easily accessible for locals and visitors alike.
The culinary experience at Makino is a celebration of traditional Japanese flavors with a modern twist. The menu boasts an impressive array of dishes, including fresh sashimi, temari sushi, and the much-loved joushu pork tenderloin with sauce cutlets. For those who enjoy a warm, comforting meal, the shabu-shabu with fresh yellowtail and oden are must-tries. Other popular offerings include tatsutaage, a crispy fried chicken dish, and a soft omelette that melts in your mouth.
Makino's owner brings a wealth of experience, having trained at a renowned hotel in Tokyo. This expertise is evident in the careful ingredient selection and preparation that goes into each dish. The restaurant also offers course meals, perfect for those looking to indulge in a full culinary journey.
The staff at Makino are known for their friendly and entertaining service, ensuring that every guest feels welcomed and well-cared for. Whether you're stopping by for lunch or dinner, you're guaranteed a delightful dining experience.
In addition to its in-house dining, Makino offers bento box delivery and course meals for home parties, making it a versatile choice for any occasion. With its focus on seafood and vegetable dishes, the restaurant is also a great option for pescetarians.
Makino Phone Number
Makino Business Days
Makino Address
117-10 Namiemachi, Takasaki, Gunma 370-0802
Makino Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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