Nomeru Sakaya Uotoku

Nomeru Sakaya Uotoku
Seafood
Experience kaku-uchi delight at Nomeru Sakaya Uotoku, where fresh sashimi meets a fine sake selection near Satta Pass.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the picturesque Shimizu Ward of Shizuoka, Nomeru Sakaya Uotoku marries the traditional fish shop experience with the lively charm of an izakaya. Situated near the renowned Satta Pass, this unique dining destination invites guests to savor the authentic 'kaku-uchi' experience, enjoying a delightful variety of sashimi and local side dishes in the shop's convivial setting.
The menu is a seafood lover’s dream, featuring an array of fresh sashimi, expertly grilled mackerel, and enticing side dishes like pork kimchi and cheese-stuffed chikuwa. With a distinct self-service model, diners have the freedom to select fresh fish and sides directly from display cases, providing a personalized touch. Signature dishes such as grilled sardine and sakura shrimp are not to be missed.
Located conveniently a short taxi ride from Okitsu Station, Nomeru Sakaya Uotoku combines accessibility with charm, offering both counter and table seating. This setting allows diners to choose between watching the bustling ambiance or enjoying a serene meal.
Perfect for casual gatherings or intimate meals, the restaurant boasts a welcoming atmosphere enhanced by friendly and attentive service. Its interior design strikes a balance between traditional aesthetics and modern comforts, with walls adorned with menus and specials that entice and intrigue.
With an extensive collection of sake and local brews, Nomeru Sakaya Uotoku ensures a memorable dining experience for both locals and travelers wishing to indulge in authentic Japanese cuisine.
Nomeru Sakaya Uotoku Phone Number
Nomeru Sakaya Uotoku Business Days
Nomeru Sakaya Uotoku Address
629 Okitsuazumachō, Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka, 424-0203, Japan
Nomeru Sakaya Uotoku Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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