Mekiki No Ginji Branch

Mekiki No Ginji Branch
Discover creative izakaya cuisine at Mekiki No Ginji Branch, steps from Tsuchiura Station. Enjoy seafood specialties in a lively, welcoming atmosphere.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the heart of Tsuchiura, Mekiki No Ginji Branch offers a vibrant dining experience that captures the essence of a traditional Japanese izakaya. This establishment is renowned for its seafood-centric menu, featuring an array of dishes that highlight the freshest catches. Guests can indulge in delicacies such as sashimi, grilled mackerel, and the unique seafood gungun-yaki, all crafted with a creative flair.
Conveniently located at the west exit of Tsuchiura Station on the Jōban Line, Mekiki No Ginji Branch is easily accessible for both locals and travelers. The restaurant's interior exudes a lively and casual atmosphere, adorned with wooden boxes and festive lanterns that create a warm and inviting setting. Although the space is cozy, it offers a unique charm that encourages diners to enjoy their meals in a communal spirit.
Mekiki No Ginji Branch is part of the esteemed Monte Rosa Co., Ltd., a nationwide chain known for its commitment to quality and service. Open 24 hours, it provides the perfect spot for early breakfasts or late-night cravings. The Super Special Breakfast Set, featuring salmon, eggs, sausage, and a Tuna Rice Bowl, is a popular choice among morning diners.
The restaurant is equipped with power outlets at each table and a TV for entertainment, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable dining experience. Whether you're a pescetarian or simply a seafood lover, Mekiki No Ginji Branch promises a memorable culinary journey in the heart of Ibaraki.
Mekiki No Ginji Branch Phone Number
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Mekiki No Ginji Branch Address
Ohira Nishikawa Kyodo Building 1F, 4-2 Yamatocho, Tsuchiura, Ibaraki 300-0036
Mekiki No Ginji Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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