Okiraku Tei

Okiraku Tei
Experience the cozy charm of Okiraku Tei, an izakaya in Takasaki, offering craft beers, smoked dishes, and organic vegetables near JR Takasaki Station.
Restaurant Details
Okiraku Tei is a charming izakaya nestled in the heart of Takasaki, Gunma. This Japanese-style tavern is renowned for its unique blend of traditional and innovative culinary offerings. The restaurant takes pride in serving a diverse selection of craft beers from around the world, including rare international and Okinawa varieties, making it a haven for beer enthusiasts.
The menu at Okiraku Tei features a delightful array of dishes crafted with organic vegetables cultivated on-site. Guests can indulge in game-style stew, vegetable soup, and curry-like dishes enhanced with fish sauce. The restaurant also offers a smoked menu, showcasing smoked cheese, bacon, nuts, and fish, which are sure to tantalize your taste buds.
Located conveniently near the west exit of JR Takasaki Station, Okiraku Tei is easily accessible for both locals and visitors. The cozy and dimly lit ambiance creates an intriguing atmosphere, perfect for a relaxed evening with friends or a casual date night. With only 4-5 seats available, the intimate setting ensures personalized service, with the eccentric owner providing tailored beer recommendations to suit individual preferences.
The restaurant's distinctive charm is further enhanced by its commitment to using wild vegetables personally harvested by the owner, adding a touch of authenticity and freshness to every dish. Whether you're a vegetarian or pescetarian, Okiraku Tei offers a variety of options to cater to your dietary preferences. Experience the warm hospitality and culinary creativity that make Okiraku Tei a must-visit destination in Takasaki.
Okiraku Tei Phone Number
Okiraku Tei Business Days
Okiraku Tei Address
129-2 Torimachi, Takasaki-shi, Gunma 370-0053
Okiraku Tei Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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