Shakariki Isehara Branch

Shakariki Isehara Branch
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Find the heart of Izakaya in Isehara at Shakariki, where succulent kushiyaki and warming Motsu Nabe meet friendly service and authentic ambiance.
Restaurant Details
Shakariki is an inviting Izakaya nestled in the lively district of Isehara, Kanagawa. This Japanese eatery is celebrated for its expertly prepared kushiyaki skewers—succulent morsels of meat and vegetables grilled to perfection. Among the culinary highlights is the iconic Motsu Nabe, a rich and hearty hot pot that warms the soul and satisfies the palate year-round.
Beyond these staples, Shakariki's menu offers an array of authentic delicacies, including the tender beef tongue sashimi, a revered dish for adventurous diners, and the rich liver sashimi which offers a silky mouthfeel. Cheese lovers will revel in the deep-fried Camembert, a creation that melds creamy interiors with a crispy shell.
The location is a stone's throw from Isehara Station, making it easily accessible for travelers and locals alike. Within Shakariki's walls, a cozy, laid-back ambiance prevails, lending itself to everything from jovial gatherings with friends to more intimate dining experiences.
The decor exemplifies classic Izakaya charm, with understated touches that evoke a sense of warmth and tradition. Friendly staff amplify the welcoming vibe by providing attentive service, ensuring every visit to Shakariki is memorable.
Combining delicious dishes, a prime location, and a cheerful atmosphere, Shakariki perfectly embodies the Izakaya spirit—a place where delectable tastes and heartfelt hospitality create an unforgettable dining adventure.
Shakariki Isehara Branch Phone Number
Shakariki Isehara Branch Business Days
Shakariki Isehara Branch Address
1-chōme-2-5 Sakuradai, Isehara, Kanagawa 259-1132, Japan
Shakariki Isehara Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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