Seafood Washoku Gyogyogyo

Seafood Washoku Gyogyogyo
Experience the vibrant seafood delights of Seafood Washoku Gyogyogyo in Kofu, where sashimi and grilled tuna collar await in a lively market setting.
Restaurant Details
Seafood Washoku Gyogyogyo is a seafood lover's paradise located in the bustling Kofu Central Wholesale Market in Yamanashi. Known for its exquisite seafood dishes, the restaurant offers a delightful array of options that highlight the freshness and flavors of the sea. From the expertly prepared sashimi set meals to the grilled tuna collar, each dish is a testament to the culinary expertise that defines this establishment.
The menu at Seafood Washoku Gyogyogyo is a celebration of seafood, featuring signature dishes such as the omakase seafood rice bowl, hon maguro chopped rice bowl, and the fresh sea urchin and hon maguro rice bowl. For those who enjoy a bit of variety, the sashimi and tempura gozen offers a delightful combination of raw and fried delicacies, while the tempura rice bowl and fried horse mackerel provide a satisfying crunch.
The restaurant's atmosphere is bright and spacious, offering a lively setting that feels larger and more comfortable than it appears from the outside. This makes it an ideal spot for both casual dining and special occasions. The attentive and detail-oriented staff ensure that every visit is memorable, with reservations recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
Located in the heart of Kofu, Seafood Washoku Gyogyogyo is easily accessible and offers a unique dining experience that captures the essence of Japanese seafood cuisine. Whether you're a local or a visitor, this restaurant promises a culinary journey that is both rewarding and unforgettable.
Seafood Washoku Gyogyogyo Phone Number
Seafood Washoku Gyogyogyo Business Days
Seafood Washoku Gyogyogyo Address
6-6-1 Kokubo, Kofu-shi, Yamanashi 400-0043
Seafood Washoku Gyogyogyo Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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