Sakura An

Sakura An
Izakaya Bar
Discover the unique flavors of horse meat dishes at Sakura An, an award-winning Izakaya in Kumamoto's charming kominka setting.
Restaurant Details
Sakura An is a distinguished dining destination located in the heart of Kumamoto, specifically at 2-1 Chūōgai, Chuo Ward. This restaurant is renowned for its unique take on Izakaya and Japanese cuisine, with a particular focus on horse meat dishes. The culinary experience here is elevated by the expertise of owner Akio Fukushima, who brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to the table.
The menu at Sakura An is a testament to its dedication to traditional and innovative cooking techniques. Guests can indulge in specialties such as the spicy horse shabu soup with Inaniwa Udon and the famous Jalapeno Shabu-shabu. The restaurant also offers an exquisite assortment of horse meat sashimi and lotus root dumplings, showcasing the versatility and depth of Japanese culinary traditions.
Nestled in a traditional kominka (old house), Sakura An offers a cozy and stylish ambiance that is perfect for intimate gatherings or special occasions. The restaurant provides various seating options, including private rooms, ensuring a personalized dining experience. Reservations are required, reflecting the restaurant's commitment to providing attentive and pleasant service.
Sakura An's location is conveniently accessible, with Kumamoto Station on the Kumamoto City Tram just a 15-minute walk away. This makes it an ideal spot for both locals and visitors seeking an authentic taste of Japanese cuisine in a charming setting. The restaurant's inclusion in the Michelin Guide further underscores its reputation as an award-winning establishment, celebrated for its exceptional culinary offerings and inviting atmosphere.
Sakura An Phone Number
Sakura An Business Days
Sakura An Address
2-1 Chuogai, Chuo-ku, Kumamoto, 860-0802
Sakura An Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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