Ryoshi Ryori Miki Kokubunji Branch

Ryoshi Ryori Miki Kokubunji Branch
Seafood
Experience fresh kaisendon and izakaya-style dishes at Ryoshi Ryori Miki in Takamatsu. Dive into an unforgettable seafood journey with a focus on quality.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the scenic locale of Kokubunji-cho, Takamatsu, Ryoshi Ryori Miki offers an authentic taste of traditional Japanese cuisine for seafood lovers. The restaurant is renowned for its exceptional variety of fresh, seasonal seafood, making it a paradise for those seeking a vibrant dining experience.
Known for a delightful selection of kaisendon, seafood bowls, and izakaya-style dishes, it captivates guests with its fresh flavors. A central feature of Ryoshi Ryori Miki is the live fish tank, bustling with fresh catches, serving as a reminder of the restaurant's commitment to high-quality ingredients. The Mikidon, a signature dish, is artfully adorned with treasures of the sea, including sea urchin, salmon roe, and assorted sashimi.
The ambiance reflects the essence of a traditional Japanese inn, complete with tatami and counter seating, ideal for both intimate meals and lively gatherings. Chef Miki crafts each menu item with precision and care, promising a uniquely satisfying dining experience.
Conveniently located in Kagawa, Ryoshi Ryori Miki is easily accessible and a cherished destination for seafood aficionados. The inviting atmosphere, coupled with friendly, attentive service, ensures each visit is a pleasurable journey into Japan's culinary art. Ideal for casual lunches or evening feasts, Ryoshi Ryori Miki offers the quintessential spot for enjoying authentic Japanese seafood delights.
Ryoshi Ryori Miki Kokubunji Branch Phone Number
Ryoshi Ryori Miki Kokubunji Branch Business Days
Ryoshi Ryori Miki Kokubunji Branch Address
623-7 Kokubunjichō Shinmyō, Takamatsu, Kagawa 769-0104, Japan
Ryoshi Ryori Miki Kokubunji Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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