Sumiyaki Koryori Kanazawa Gin

Sumiyaki Koryori Kanazawa Gin
Discover the essence of Japanese cuisine at Sumiyaki Koryori Kanazawa Gin, where exquisite seafood meets a cozy atmosphere in Kanazawa's dining district.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the elegant dining district of Kikuracho, Sumiyaki Koryori Kanazawa Gin offers a delightful culinary experience that captures the essence of Japanese cuisine. Known for its expertise in seafood, the restaurant presents an exquisite assortment of dishes that highlight the freshest ingredients and traditional cooking techniques.
The menu at Sumiyaki Koryori Kanazawa Gin features a variety of seafood delicacies, such as the assorted sashimi platter with Kanpachi, gas shrimp, liver of Kawahagi, and swordfish. Guests can also savor the delicate flavors of clams steamed in sake or indulge in the rich taste of grilled black throat sea perch. The restaurant's tempura offerings, including Kaga lotus root and Fuki no to, are a testament to its mastery in tempura frying.
Located at 4-4 Kiguramachi, Kanazawa, Ishikawa, the restaurant is easily accessible and provides a cozy atmosphere with a wooden counter and semi-private rooms. This setting is perfect for intimate gatherings or a relaxed dining experience. The friendly staff, proficient in English, ensure that guests receive detailed explanations of each dish, enhancing the overall dining experience.
Sumiyaki Koryori Kanazawa Gin also offers a wide variety of Japanese sake, allowing guests to choose their preferred sake cups (ochoko) for tasting. The option to pre-order via LINE adds to the convenience, making it a favored choice for both locals and visitors seeking authentic Japanese flavors.
Sumiyaki Koryori Kanazawa Gin Phone Number
Sumiyaki Koryori Kanazawa Gin Business Days
Sumiyaki Koryori Kanazawa Gin Address
4-4 Kiguramachi, Kanazawa-shi, Ishikawa 920-0988
Sumiyaki Koryori Kanazawa Gin Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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