Shari Kyuu

Shari Kyuu
Washoku (Traditional Japanese)
Discover Shari Kyuu in Sendai's Kokubuncho, where Japanese cuisine meets exquisite sushi and seafood. Perfect for special occasions and relaxed dining.
Restaurant Details
Shari Kyuu, located in the vibrant district of Kokubuncho, Sendai, offers an exquisite dining experience focused on Japanese cuisine, particularly sushi and seafood. This restaurant is renowned for its signature dishes such as Botan Shrimp, Iwa Oyster Sake, and the delicately grilled Fugu Soft Roe with Salt. The menu also features a variety of appetizers, vinegared dishes, sashimi, grilled items, tempura, chawanmushi, nigiri, and miso soup, ensuring a diverse culinary journey.
The chefs at Shari Kyuu are masters of their craft, employing precise techniques to prepare grilled dishes like giant shrimp and eel, as well as expertly cured sashimi that eliminates any fishy taste. This attention to detail ensures that each dish is a harmonious blend of flavors and textures.
Nestled on the first floor of a building in front of the Koban, Shari Kyuu provides a relaxed and calm atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a leisurely meal with drinks. The serene ambiance makes it an ideal spot for anniversaries, special occasions, or a sophisticated adult date.
Guests can enjoy a premium selection of beverages, including over 30 types of Japanese sake from Miyagi Prefecture and beyond. The restaurant also offers private rooms for added convenience and privacy, and it remains open until late at night, catering to those who wish to extend their dining experience. Shari Kyuu's commitment to quality and service makes it a standout choice for anyone seeking an authentic taste of Japanese cuisine in Sendai.
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Shari Kyuu Address
Seven Village Building 1F, 2-12-4 Kokubuncho, Aoba-ku, Sendai, Miyagi 980-0803
Shari Kyuu Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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