Namiji

Namiji
Izakaya Bar
Discover the flavors of Okinawa at Namiji, where izakaya and cafeteria-style dining meet local seafood delights on the beautiful Ifu Beach, Kumejima.
Restaurant Details
Nestled on the picturesque Ifu Beach in Kumejima, Okinawa, Namiji offers a delightful culinary journey through the flavors of Okinawa and traditional Japanese izakaya fare. This charming restaurant is known for its warm island atmosphere, making it a popular choice for both locals and visitors seeking an authentic dining experience.
Namiji's menu is a celebration of local ingredients and traditional cooking techniques. Guests can savor a variety of dishes such as assorted sashimi, sea grapes, and raw Kuruma Ebi (Japanese tiger prawn). The restaurant also serves Okinawan specialties like Champuru with Fu and Goya, simmered Tebichi (pork trotters), and deep-fried Gurukun. For those who enjoy grilled dishes, the grilled soft bone Soki with green onion and garlic is a must-try.
The restaurant's location on Kumejima provides easy access for those exploring the island, and its proximity to the beach adds to the relaxed and inviting ambiance. The interior reflects a blend of traditional and modern design, creating a cozy and welcoming environment.
Namiji is renowned for its friendly and attentive staff, ensuring that every guest feels at home. Reservations are recommended due to its popularity. Additionally, the menu is available in both English and Japanese, catering to a diverse clientele. Local craft beers and a selection of local liquors complement the seafood-centered menu, making it a pescetarian-friendly destination.
Whether you're a local or a traveler, Namiji promises a memorable dining experience with its unique blend of Okinawan and Japanese izakaya cuisine.
Namiji Phone Number
Namiji Business Days
Namiji Address
32-548 Janado, Kumejima, Shimajiri-gun, Okinawa 901-3107
Namiji Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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