Sushi Sake Sakana Sugitama Branch

Sushi Sake Sakana Sugitama Branch
Izakaya Bar
Experience the best of sushi and izakaya dining at Sushi Sake Sakana Sugitama Branch in Saiin, Kyoto, just minutes from Hankyu Saiin Station.
Restaurant Details
Sushi Sake Sakana Sugitama Branch, nestled in the vibrant Saiin neighborhood of Kyoto, offers a delightful fusion of sushi and izakaya dining experiences. This casual yet stylish venue is perfect for families and groups, welcoming guests of all ages with its warm and inviting atmosphere. Just a short three-minute walk from Hankyu Saiin Station, the restaurant is easily accessible for both locals and tourists alike.
The menu at Sushi Sake Sakana Sugitama Branch is a seafood lover's paradise, featuring a wide array of sushi crafted with red vinegar rice and seasonal fish. Signature dishes include the Sea Urchin Red Shrimp with cream cheese sushi and the Grilled anago (conger eel). For those seeking a warm, comforting meal, the Seabream soup ramen with clams is a must-try. The izakaya-style offerings also include Agedashi tofu with a delicious broth and Tempura featuring whiting and eggplant.
The restaurant is part of the renowned Sushiro chain, known for its abundant selection of Japanese sake and delectable side dishes. The friendly and efficient staff ensure a pleasant dining experience, even during peak hours. With the option for online reservations, planning your visit to Sushi Sake Sakana Sugitama Branch is both convenient and hassle-free.
Whether you're a sushi aficionado or simply looking to enjoy a casual meal with friends, this restaurant promises a memorable dining experience in the heart of Kyoto.
Sushi Sake Sakana Sugitama Branch Phone Number
Sushi Sake Sakana Sugitama Branch Business Days
Sushi Sake Sakana Sugitama Branch Address
Saiinkozanjicho 14-1 SaiinKozanji Building, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto 615-0012
Sushi Sake Sakana Sugitama Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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