Sandaime Torimero Nara Sanjodori Branch

Sandaime Torimero Nara Sanjodori Branch
Izakaya Bar
Discover izakaya flavors at Sandaime Torimero Nara Sanjodori Branch, steps from JR Nara Station. Enjoy yakitori and motsu-nabe in a lively atmosphere.
Restaurant Details
Sandaime Torimero Nara Sanjodori Branch is a vibrant izakaya located conveniently along Sanjo Street, just a five-minute walk from JR Nara Station. This popular Japanese-style tavern is part of the renowned Watami chain, known for its lively atmosphere and delectable offerings.
The restaurant specializes in yakitori, expertly grilled chicken skewers, and motsu-nabe, a hearty hot pot dish. Guests can also indulge in a variety of other Japanese favorites, including chicken sashimi, kara-age, and kushi katsu. The menu is diverse, featuring a range of appetizers, fried dishes, and grilled items, all prepared using traditional grilling and frying techniques.
The spacious interior of Sandaime Torimero Nara Sanjodori Branch includes counter seats, table seating, and traditional tatami rooms, making it an ideal spot for gatherings with family and friends. For larger groups, party rooms are available, ensuring a fun and memorable dining experience.
The staff at Sandaime Torimero Nara Sanjodori Branch are known for their friendly and welcoming service, providing prompt and accurate assistance to all guests. To accommodate international visitors, the restaurant offers menus in both English and Chinese.
An added perk for diners is the all-you-can-drink option and the unique offering of free unlimited refills of cabbage appetizers, making each visit both satisfying and enjoyable.
Sandaime Torimero Nara Sanjodori Branch Phone Number
Sandaime Torimero Nara Sanjodori Branch Business Days
Sandaime Torimero Nara Sanjodori Branch Address
Sherry Sanjo Building 1F, 3-1 Aburasaka Jikatacho, Nara-shi, Nara 630-8246
Sandaime Torimero Nara Sanjodori Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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