Nene Urawaekimae Branch

Nene Urawaekimae Branch
Dive into the heart of izakaya delights at Nene in Urawa Ward, Saitama, where traditional flavors meet modern flair for an unforgettable dining adventure.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the bustling Urawa Ward of Saitama, just steps from Urawa Station, Nene redefines the izakaya experience by weaving traditional flavors with contemporary flair. Specializing in tantalizing Izakaya dishes, comforting Oden, and succulent Yakitori skewers, this beloved eatery offers a culinary journey that captures the essence of Japanese tavern dining.
The culinary hallmark of Nene is the Taiwanese Motsunabe, expertly crafted to awaken the senses with its vibrant, spicy broth harmonized with garlic chives and crisp bean sprouts. Diners can customize their spice journey, ensuring a symphony of flavors that caters to diverse palates. The Assorted Yakitori platter showcases expertly grilled succulent skewers, expertly designed to showcase the natural tastes of chicken, all while ensuring every bite is a delight to savor.
Tucked away in the lively heart of Urawa, Nene's intimate yet upbeat atmosphere makes it an ideal spot for both casual dinners and festive gatherings. The expertise of the culinary team works seamlessly with their commitment to hospitality, ensuring guests enjoy a memorable dining experience with impeccable service that is warm and personalized.
Whether it's the inviting allure of delicious izakaya flavors or the comforting ambiance of private dining rooms, Nene provides an unmatched gastronomic offering. Perfectly located near notable landmarks, this gem in Saitama allows visitors to indulge in the finest culinary traditions right in the city's vibrant heart.
Nene Urawaekimae Branch Phone Number
Nene Urawaekimae Branch Business Days
Nene Urawaekimae Branch Address
Japan, 〒330-0063 Saitama, Urawa Ward, Takasago, 1-chōme−14−10 山保ビル 4F
Nene Urawaekimae Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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Oden Kisetsu Ryori Toyoda

Yakitori Matsudori

Yuma Hatogaya
