Sumibi Yaki Doichan

Sumibi Yaki Doichan
Izakaya Bar
Experience the art of Japanese Izakaya and Nabe cuisine at Sumibi Yaki Doichan in Kishiwada, Osaka, with its cozy atmosphere and delightful seafood dishes.
Restaurant Details
Sumibi Yaki Doichan is a delightful culinary destination located in Kishiwada, Osaka, offering a unique blend of Izakaya and Nabe dining experiences. Known for its exceptional seafood dishes, this restaurant is a haven for those who appreciate the art of Japanese cooking. The menu features an array of tantalizing options such as shrimp and eringi mushrooms with mayonnaise, chicken white liver, and rare beef steak. A standout dish is the Doichan Yaki, a large tsukune that is sure to impress.
The restaurant's charm is further enhanced by its cozy interior, which includes counter seats, tables, and a private area with a sunken kotatsu. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, thanks to the friendly and slightly mischievous staff who ensure every guest feels at home. The service is attentive and personal, with staff often going the extra mile to cater to guests' needs, such as offering to cut food into portions.
Located conveniently near Route 26 and next to Kishiwada Grand Hall, Sumibi Yaki Doichan is easily accessible and even offers parking in front of the shop. This makes it an ideal spot for both locals and visitors looking to enjoy a family-friendly dining experience.
With an extensive menu that includes both food and drinks, Sumibi Yaki Doichan also offers a wide selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. The interesting and amusing dish names add a fun twist to the dining experience, making it a memorable outing for all who visit.
Sumibi Yaki Doichan Phone Number
Sumibi Yaki Doichan Business Days
Sumibi Yaki Doichan Address
1-6-33 Shimoikedacho, Kishiwada-shi, Osaka 596-0811
Sumibi Yaki Doichan Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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