Sumibi Yaki Izakaya Tsukubo

Sumibi Yaki Izakaya Tsukubo
Izakaya Bar
Discover the vibrant flavors of Japanese cuisine at Sumibi Yaki Izakaya Tsukubo, where charcoal grilling meets a lively atmosphere in Kurashiki.
Restaurant Details
Sumibi Yaki Izakaya Tsukubo is a delightful culinary destination nestled in the charming city of Kurashiki, Okayama. This izakaya, or Japanese-style tavern, is renowned for its authentic Japanese cuisine and lively atmosphere. Located at 3-chōme-18-5 Achi, it is conveniently situated behind the north side of Hotel Nikko Kurashiki, making it easily accessible for both locals and tourists.
The restaurant specializes in charcoal grilling, a technique that imparts a light and fluffy texture to its meats and fish. Signature dishes include salt-miso grilled Spanish mackerel, spare ribs, and a tantalizing sashimi platter. For those seeking a unique experience, the restaurant also offers oden, chicken sukiyaki, and horse sashimi, catering to a variety of tastes and preferences.
Sumibi Yaki Izakaya Tsukubo boasts a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere, with the lively chatter of patrons audible through traditional shoji screens. For those seeking a more intimate dining experience, private rooms are available, providing a relaxed and comfortable setting.
The service at Sumibi Yaki Izakaya Tsukubo is bright and attentive, with friendly staff dedicated to ensuring a memorable dining experience. The part-time employees are noted for their hard work and dedication, contributing to the overall warm and inviting ambiance.
Whether you're a pescetarian or simply a lover of Japanese cuisine, Sumibi Yaki Izakaya Tsukubo promises an unforgettable dining experience in the heart of Kurashiki.
Sumibi Yaki Izakaya Tsukubo Phone Number
Sumibi Yaki Izakaya Tsukubo Business Days
Sumibi Yaki Izakaya Tsukubo Address
18-5 Achi 3-chome, Kurashiki, Okayama 710-0055
Sumibi Yaki Izakaya Tsukubo Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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