Sumibi Yakitori Kitchen Hiyoko Asahi

Sumibi Yakitori Kitchen Hiyoko Asahi
Experience authentic Japanese flavors with charcoal-grilled yakitori at Sumibi Yakitori Kitchen Hiyoko Asahi, nestled in the heart of Kashiwa.
Restaurant Details
Sumibi Yakitori Kitchen Hiyoko Asahi, located in the lively Kashiwa district, Chiba, is a must-visit for lovers of authentic Japanese cuisine. Specializing in yakitori, this restaurant ensures each dish is perfectly cooked using traditional charcoal grilling techniques, providing a unique, smoky flavor to its offerings.
Positioned just a short walk from Kashiwa Station's west exit, the restaurant is accessible, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists seeking a true taste of Japan. Visitors can explore Asahi Fureai Street's vibrant atmosphere before settling into the cozy, modern interior of the restaurant.
Ideal for both casual dinners and celebratory gatherings, the venue offers an intimate atmosphere with a modern twist, boasting both counter and table seating. Guided by skilled chefs dedicated to culinary excellence, dishes such as the signature Oyako-don, featuring tender chicken and rich egg over rice, are served with precision and care.
Complementary to the exquisite food menu is an extensive drink selection featuring premium sake and all-you-can-drink options, ensuring a seamless dining experience.
Garnished with skillful service and attentive staff, Sumibi Yakitori Kitchen Hiyoko Asahi stands out in Kashiwa's gourmet landscape as a beacon of Japanese dining excellence. The high-quality offerings and inviting ambiance make it an essential spot for dining enthusiasts.
Sumibi Yakitori Kitchen Hiyoko Asahi Phone Number
Sumibi Yakitori Kitchen Hiyoko Asahi Business Days
Sumibi Yakitori Kitchen Hiyoko Asahi Address
Japan, 〒277-0852 Chiba, Kashiwa, Asahichō, 1-chōme−10−3 原ビル 2F
Sumibi Yakitori Kitchen Hiyoko Asahi Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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