Misuzu Tei Nodoka

Misuzu Tei Nodoka
Discover the essence of Japanese cuisine at Misuzu Tei Nodoka, where seasonal dishes and a serene atmosphere await in Kashiwa, Chiba.
Restaurant Details
Misuzu Tei Nodoka is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Kashiwa, Chiba, offering an authentic Japanese culinary experience. Located on the third floor of a building near Kashiwa Station, the restaurant is easily accessible via elevator, making it a convenient choice for both locals and visitors.
The restaurant is renowned for its exquisite Japanese cuisine, which highlights seasonal ingredients and traditional dishes such as sashimi, tempura, and grilled abalone. One of the standout offerings is the clay pot rice with seafood and corn, a dish that perfectly balances flavors and textures. For dessert, the Calpis jelly provides a refreshing end to the meal.
Misuzu Tei Nodoka's ambiance is calm and traditional, with a peaceful atmosphere that is especially appreciated on weekdays. The availability of private rooms makes it an ideal setting for intimate gatherings or family celebrations. The restaurant is also popular for anniversaries, offering all-you-can-drink Japanese sake options to complement the dining experience.
The service at Misuzu Tei Nodoka is meticulous, with polite and attentive staff ensuring that every guest feels welcomed and valued. The staff's attention to detail extends to reservation confirmations, ensuring a seamless dining experience from start to finish.
Whether you're in the mood for fried oysters, Wagyu roast beef, or the unique Saikyo grilled fish, Misuzu Tei Nodoka promises a memorable dining experience that celebrates the best of Japanese culinary traditions.
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Misuzu Tei Nodoka Address
Heisei33 Building 3F, 4-5-24 Kashiwa, Chiba 277-0005
Misuzu Tei Nodoka Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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