Shin

Shin
Seafood
Experience innovative izakaya delights at Shuraku Dokoro Shin. Enjoy creative seafood in the vibrant district of Nagarekawa, Hiroshima.
Restaurant Details
Situated in the bustling district of Nagarekawa in Hiroshima, Shuraku Dokoro Shin is not just another eatery. This delightful izakaya is renowned for its innovative take on traditional Japanese cuisine, specializing in exquisitely prepared seafood that captures the spirit of the sea. With a menu crafted around seasonal ingredients, patrons are treated to a variety of delicacies, including the ever-popular and meticulously prepared conger eel tempura and sashimi platters that showcase the freshest produce from local markets.
The restaurant is conveniently located on the second floor of a building just a short walk from Ebicho Station. It’s accessible and inviting, making it an ideal spot for locals looking for a cozy evening out or tourists eager to delve into Japan's rich culinary traditions.
Step into Shuraku Dokoro Shin, and you'll find yourself embraced by the restaurant's warm and welcoming atmosphere, a perfect blend of contemporary elegance and traditional Japanese aesthetics. The intimate setting is accentuated by a traditional wooden counter, inviting you to observe the chef's mastery firsthand while engaging with friendly staff.
At the helm of the kitchen is a talented chef with roots in Kyoto, known for his passion for elevating simple ingredients into gastronomic wonders. His dedication to culinary excellence ensures that every plate is a testament to skill and creativity. Dining here is not just a meal but an experience, balancing delectable flavors with unparalleled hospitality, ensuring Shuraku Dokoro Shin is a cherished destination on Hiroshima’s food map.
Shin Phone Number
Shin Business Days
Shin Address
Japan, 〒730-0027 Hiroshima, 広島市中区Naka Ward, Yagenbori, 6−12 第4エルビル2F
Shin Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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