Shokichi

Shokichi
Izakaya Bar
Experience authentic shabu shabu and izakaya delights at Shokichi, located in Miyazaki, with specialties like chicken nanban and mackerel sashimi.
Restaurant Details
Shokichi is a vibrant dining destination located in the heart of Miyazaki, specifically at 1F, 8-13 Chūōdōri. This restaurant is renowned for its authentic Japanese culinary experiences, offering a delightful blend of shabu shabu and izakaya-style dishes. Shokichi is a haven for those who appreciate the art of Japanese hotpot, where diners can enjoy the interactive experience of cooking their own meals at the table.
The menu at Shokichi is a testament to the rich culinary heritage of Miyazaki Prefecture, featuring specialties such as free-range chicken sashimi, grilled chicken, and the famous chicken nanban. Seafood lovers will be thrilled with options like mackerel sashimi and bonito tataki, while the adventurous can try liver sashimi or chicken wing gyoza. The restaurant also offers unique dishes like beer-battered asparagus and namerou, a traditional minced fish dish.
Shokichi boasts a lively yet comfortable atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for gatherings with friends or family. The three floors of dining space ensure that there's plenty of room for everyone, and the friendly, welcoming staff provide efficient service even during busy times.
The restaurant's interior reflects a blend of traditional and modern Japanese aesthetics, creating a warm and inviting environment. Additionally, Shokichi offers a rich lineup of Miyazaki shochu, allowing guests to pair their meals with local spirits.
Whether you're a local or a visitor, Shokichi promises a memorable dining experience that celebrates the flavors and traditions of Miyazaki.
Shokichi Phone Number
Shokichi Business Days
Shokichi Address
1F, 8-13 Chuo Dori, Miyazaki, Miyazaki 880-0002
Shokichi Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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