Shiki Gyosai Komagura

Shiki Gyosai Komagura
Seafood
Indulge in Kitakyushu’s finest izakaya experience at Shiki Gyosai Komagura, where fresh seafood and savory motsu nabe come together in Kokura.
Restaurant Details
Shiki Gyosai Komagura, located in bustling Kokura, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, is an esteemed izakaya famed for its fresh seafood dishes and the traditional motsu nabe hotpot. The restaurant invites locals and travelers alike to indulge in its curated selection of seafood, offering a journey of taste that’s both authentic and fulfilling.
The chefs are masters at their craft, bringing out the rich flavors of ingredients like bonito and yellowtail through artful preparations. The sashimi selection provides a taste of the ocean’s bounty, while the motsu nabe, simmering with rich flavors, offers a traditional Japanese comfort that warms the soul and palate.
Easily accessible from Kokura Station, Shiki Gyosai Komagura provides a welcoming atmosphere, ideal for casual dinners and special occasions alike. The warm lighting combined with a carefully designed layout of private rooms and bar seating creates a comfortable and intimate setting.
Though the decor is understated, the exceptional service leaves a lasting impression. Attentive staff members deliver a dining experience that feels personal and inviting, facilitating memorable experiences. Shiki Gyosai Komagura's service complements its culinary offerings perfectly.
Additionally, the restaurant is a hit among sake lovers, boasting a varied collection of local and international beverages that pair exquisitely with its dishes. It’s a fusion of fine taste and cultural immersion, providing a culinary haven in the heart of Kitakyushu.
Shiki Gyosai Komagura Phone Number
Shiki Gyosai Komagura Business Days
Shiki Gyosai Komagura Address
Japan, 〒802-0006 Fukuoka, Kitakyushu, Kokurakita Ward, Uomachi, 2-chōme−4−8 1F
Shiki Gyosai Komagura Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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