Negishi Ya

Negishi Ya
Discover Negishi Ya in Yokohama, where Izakaya cuisine meets fresh seafood in a relaxed setting. Enjoy attentive service and a seasonal menu.
Restaurant Details
Negishi Ya is a delightful Izakaya located in the bustling area of Higashikanagawa, Yokohama. Known for its exceptional seafood offerings, this Japanese-style tavern provides a unique dining experience with its seasonal menu that features fresh octopus sashimi, grilled swordfish, whale bacon, and simmered eel. The restaurant's proximity to the Yokohama Central Wholesale Market ensures that only the freshest seafood makes it to your plate.
The culinary techniques at Negishi Ya emphasize the art of sashimi preparation and meticulous simmering methods, particularly for dishes like octopus and eel. These techniques highlight the restaurant's dedication to quality and flavor, making it a must-visit for seafood enthusiasts.
Located on the first floor of a station building, Negishi Ya is easily accessible via the JR lines through the CIAL PLAT Higashi-Kanagawa commercial facility. The interior boasts a calm and relaxed atmosphere, with a stylish and clean design. The L-shaped counter is perfect for solo diners, while several four-person tables cater to groups, making it an ideal spot for both intimate and social gatherings.
The attentive and kind staff at Negishi Ya enhance the overall dining experience, ensuring that each visit is memorable. Additionally, the restaurant offers a bottle keeping service for up to two months, allowing patrons to enjoy their favorite drinks at their leisure. Whether you're a local or a visitor, Negishi Ya promises a stable and comfortable setting to indulge in exquisite seafood dishes.
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Negishi Ya Address
The Station Tower 1F, 1-10-1 Higashikanagawa, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 221-0044
Negishi Ya Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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