Sushi Dokoro Nife~De~Biru

Fugu / Crab / Other Seafood
Savor authentic Okinawan flavors at Sushi Dokoro Nife~De~Biru, where tradition meets modern gourmet seafood delights.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the heart of Naha, Okinawa, Sushi Dokoro Nife~De~Biru stands as a beacon of authentic Okinawan culinary heritage. Conveniently located near Asahibashi Station, this inviting izakaya blends traditional Japanese flavors with a modern twist, making it a favorite among both locals and travelers.
At the core of its menu, the restaurant offers an exquisite array of fresh seafood dishes. Their signature creation, the squid ink chawanmushi, garnished with delicate sea grapes, enthralls diners with its rich flavors and silken texture. The sashimi platters showcase the finest local seafood, including rare treats like Shako clam, emphasizing the chef's dedication to quality and innovation.
The warm, rustic interior is designed to evoke the cozy charm of a traditional izakaya, inviting guests to unwind and relish their surroundings. This welcoming atmosphere is enhanced by a team of attentive staff, ensuring a memorable dining experience at either the animated counter or at intimate, sunken seating arrangements.
With its vibrant, yet relaxed ambiance, Sushi Dokoro Nife~De~Biru caters to a variety of culinary desires—from lively group gatherings to serene solo meals. A reservation is highly recommended, as this beloved venue regularly draws a full house eager to savor its unique and flavorful offerings.
Indulge at Sushi Dokoro Nife~De~Biru, where authentic Okinawan tastes meet casual izakaya charm; an experience that truly captures the culinary spirit of the region.
Sushi Dokoro Nife~De~Biru Phone Number
Sushi Dokoro Nife~De~Biru Business Days
Sushi Dokoro Nife~De~Biru Address
3-22-1 Izumizaki, Naha-shi, Okinawa 900-0021
Sushi Dokoro Nife~De~Biru Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
Restaurant location
A cluster of islands to the south of Japan once belonging to the independent state of the Ryukyu Kingdom, Okinawa Prefecture is the holiday paradise with white sand beaches, a tropical climate, and healthy local cuisine known as Ryukyu Ryori.
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