Ninjo Sakaba Ban'ya Seijiro

Ninjo Sakaba Ban'ya Seijiro
Experience true Japanese flavor at Ninjo Sakaba Ban'ya Seijiro. Fresh, traditional dishes await in the heart of Tsuruoka's vibrant dining scene.
Restaurant Details
Ninjo Sakaba Ban'ya Seijiro is a charming izakaya in the bustling city of Tsuruoka, Yamagata, located conveniently just a short walk from JR Tsuruoka Station. Housed on the first floor of the FCI Building, it serves as a culinary hub for locals and visitors alike. Here, traditional Japanese cuisine shines with an emphasis on fresh, locally-sourced ingredients.
The menu features the finest seafood from the Sea of Japan, with standout dishes including bluefin tuna and cuttlefish sashimi that capture the essence of Shonai's maritime bounty. Complementing these are a selection of perfectly grilled meat skewers, embodying the spirit of authentic izakaya dining.
The interiors evoke a warm and inviting atmosphere with its traditional Japanese style, offering various seating options—whether seated at a cozy counter, relaxing at sunken kotatsu tables, or enjoying privacy in scenic box seats. This diversity makes it perfect for casual outings or intimate gatherings.
Friendly staff and expert chefs ensure every visit is memorable, offering personalized recommendations and pairing suggestions with local sake varieties that harmoniously blend with the menu's offerings. Their attentive service adds to the allure of Ninjo Sakaba Ban'ya Seijiro, making every guest feel like a cherished regular.
Whether you're dropping by for a quick lunch or indulging in a leisurely dinner with friends, Ninjo Sakaba Ban'ya Seijiro offers a delicious journey through the culinary heart of Yamagata.
Ninjo Sakaba Ban'ya Seijiro Phone Number
Ninjo Sakaba Ban'ya Seijiro Business Days
Ninjo Sakaba Ban'ya Seijiro Address
Japan, 〒997-0015 Yamagata, Tsuruoka, Suehiromachi, 6−19 FC1ビル 1F
Ninjo Sakaba Ban'ya Seijiro Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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