Nozakiya

Nozakiya
Discover Nozakiya, a hidden gem in Gotanda, offering authentic Izakaya cuisine with a focus on seafood and an extensive selection of Japanese sake.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the vibrant district of Gotanda, Nozakiya offers an authentic Japanese dining experience that captures the essence of an Izakaya, a traditional Japanese-style tavern. Known for its exceptional seafood offerings and extensive selection of Japanese sake, Nozakiya is a hidden gem that promises a memorable culinary journey.
The menu at Nozakiya is a testament to the rich flavors of Japanese cuisine. Diners can indulge in a variety of seafood dishes, including the unique namerou with a crunch reminiscent of pickled daikon, crab miso tofu, and squid's salted fermented flavor paired with fluffy potatoes. The restaurant also serves a delightful summer vegetable platter featuring zucchini, myoga, boiled eggplant, and grilled corn. For those seeking a heartier meal, the chicken breast tataki with spicy miso and the ara-men made with broth from fish scraps are must-tries.
Located at 2-chōme-18-3 Nishigotanda, Shinagawa City, Tokyo, Nozakiya is a bit hard to find, adding to its allure as a hidden treasure. The calm atmosphere and attentive staff make it an ideal spot for intimate gatherings or a quiet evening out. The staff are not only friendly but also knowledgeable, offering detailed explanations of the sake selection, which is sourced from various breweries across Japan.
Whether you're a sake enthusiast or a lover of Japanese seafood, Nozakiya provides an inviting ambiance that feels both exclusive and welcoming. The combination of expertly crafted dishes and a serene setting makes it a standout destination for those looking to explore the depths of Japanese culinary traditions.
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Nozakiya Address
2-18-3 Nishigotanda, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 141-0031
Nozakiya Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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