Saishoku Chanoma Coo Numazu Branch

Saishoku Chanoma Coo Numazu Branch
Robatayaki (Charcoal-grill)
Savor the authentic taste of Numazu at Saishoku Chanoma Coo, the perfect blend of traditional techniques and innovative Japanese cuisine.
Restaurant Details
Saishoku Chanoma Coo, nestled in the bustling heart of Numazu, is a haven for food enthusiasts seeking a harmonious blend of innovative culinary artistry and traditional Japanese techniques. Known for its exceptional shichirin-yaki, this dish allows diners to engage in an interactive grilling experience at their table, featuring an array of locally-sourced ingredients including shrimp skewers, fresh vegetables, and delicate ray fins.
Located just a short walk from Numazu Station's north exit, Saishoku Chanoma Coo offers convenience for travelers and local patrons alike. Situated within a lively neighborhood rich with culture and attractions, it is a perfect stop for those exploring Numazu City.
The restaurant's ambiance is a seamless fusion of stylish modernity and warmth, with its interiors featuring sleek wooden decor and soft lighting that create an inviting and relaxed setting. Whether you're planning an intimate date night or gathering with friends, Saishoku Chanoma Coo provides a congenial atmosphere making it an ideal dining venue for various occasions.
The skilled chefs at Saishoku Chanoma Coo take pride in crafting each dish with precision, ensuring that every meal is a journey through exceptional taste and texture. With an emphasis on quality, innovation, and guest satisfaction, Saishoku Chanoma Coo promises an unforgettable dining adventure in the heart of Shizuoka's vibrant landscape.
Saishoku Chanoma Coo Numazu Branch Phone Number
Saishoku Chanoma Coo Numazu Branch Business Days
Saishoku Chanoma Coo Numazu Branch Address
1-18 Shinjukuchō, Numazu, Shizuoka 410-0048, Japan
Saishoku Chanoma Coo Numazu Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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