Sumibi Shunsai Minori

Sumibi Shunsai Minori
Discover the Taste of Tradition with Exquisite Sashimi and Tempura at Fukushima's Premiere Izakaya, Sumibi Shunsai Minori in Osaka.
Restaurant Details
Situated a short stroll from Fukushima Station, Sumibi Shunsai Minori epitomizes the essence of traditional Japanese dining. Renowned for its izakaya-style experience, the restaurant specializes in seafood and tempura dishes, each meticulously prepared to highlight the natural flavors. Some of the standout offerings include assorted sashimi, oyster tempura, and a delectable clay pot rice featuring salmon roe and sea bream, each bite a testament to the restaurant's dedication to culinary excellence.
The atmosphere within Sumibi Shunsai Minori is both welcoming and refined, making it an ideal setting for various occasions, whether a cozy dinner for two or a gathering with friends. The interior boasts an elegant mix of counter seating and private tatami rooms, ensuring guests can enjoy their meal in comfort. The extensive sake selection further complements the dining experience, perfectly paired with the carefully curated menu items.
Located in the bustling neighborhood of Fukushima, just moments away from the Joshobashi intersection, this dining venue provides a memorable experience for both locals and travelers. Guests will appreciate the warm hospitality, as each dish is presented with thoughtful attention to detail. Sumibi Shunsai Minori stands as a hidden gem in Osaka, where the age-old traditions of Japanese cuisine are celebrated with passion, artistry, and an unwavering commitment to quality, setting a new standard for izakaya dining experiences.
Sumibi Shunsai Minori Phone Number
Sumibi Shunsai Minori Business Days
Sumibi Shunsai Minori Address
Hikari Building 1F, 5-8-11 Fukushima, Fukushima-ku, Osaka 553-0003
Sumibi Shunsai Minori Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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