Okaman

Celebrate authentic Japanese flavors with Okaman's signature kamameshi, located near Toyama Station in Maroot Toyama.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the vibrant Maroot Toyama shopping complex, Okaman offers a delightful escape into the world of authentic Japanese cuisine. The culinary spotlight shines brightly on their kamameshi, a traditional rice dish that captures the heart of Japanese cooking, cooked in decorative iron pots. The preparation involves a meticulous process that results in a distinctive crispy layer at the bottom of each pot, enhancing both texture and flavor.
Okaman’s offerings are a tribute to Toyama's local treasures, featuring seafood delights like oysters, unagi (eel), and sea urchin. Local favorite sashimi and perfectly cooked tempura infuse tradition with modern finesse, providing the perfect balance of flavors. Known for its irresistible daily set meals, the restaurant draws a diverse crowd from seasoned food enthusiasts to travelers seeking authenticity.
Conveniently located near Toyama Station, the restaurant's accessibility makes it a perfect destination for both locals and tourists. The ambiance is warm and welcoming, with rustic decor that embraces guests in a serene dining experience. Whether it's a casual lunch or a celebratory dinner, Okaman promises a setting that feels intimate yet inviting.
Guided by experienced chefs, the kitchen honors traditional methods while skillfully integrating contemporary culinary trends. Guests are treated to attentive service, with staff eager to enhance the dining experience, ensuring that each visit becomes a cherished memory. Okaman is more than just a meal; it's an immersive experience enriched by Toyama's local flavors, marking it as a prime dining destination in the region.
Okaman Phone Number
Okaman Business Days
Okaman Address
1-1-231 Meirincho, Toyama-shi, Toyama 930-0001
Okaman Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
Restaurant location
A haven for budding mountaineers and amateur anthropologists — the mountains of Toyama have kept the beautiful villages between them frozen in time.
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