Taishu Sakaba Hiraataya Branch

Taishu Sakaba Hiraataya Branch
Izakaya Bar
Savor izakaya dining at Taishu Sakaba in Suzuka. Enjoy signature dishes and a diverse shochu selection near Hira Town's vibrant heart.
Restaurant Details
In the vibrant heart of Suzuka, Mie Prefecture, you'll find Taishu Sakaba Hiraataya, an izakaya that exudes warmth and energy. Easily accessible from Hira Town Station, this beloved establishment draws both locals and tourists alike.
The menu is a cornucopia of izakaya classics. Renowned offerings include the flavorful miso-kushi katsu, savory Ise udon, crispy gyoza, and a mixed skewer platter perfect for sharing. The 1,000 yen Hira Shou set, exclusively for counter diners, provides a delightful array of shrimp dumplings, chicken miso skewers, sashimi, and a starter—an ideal option for both taste and budget-conscious diners.
Situated close to the famous Suzuka Circuit, this restaurant is the perfect choice for a casual meal after an exhilarating day at the races. Accommodating groups of all sizes, it offers intimate counter seating as well as private rooms for larger gatherings.
Inside, the space buzzes with energy, enhanced by a decor that feels both cozy and lively. Quick, attentive service is available even during peak hours, reinforcing its reputation for affordability and quality. Enthusiasts will appreciate the comprehensive selection of sake and shochu, further establishing it as a cherished local spot.
Whether you're dropping in for a cold drink during happy hour or enjoying a leisurely meal, Taishu Sakaba Hiraataya ensures a satisfying experience. Its lively ambiance and delicious offerings capture the quintessential essence of an authentic Japanese tavern.
Taishu Sakaba Hiraataya Branch Phone Number
Taishu Sakaba Hiraataya Branch Business Days
Taishu Sakaba Hiraataya Branch Address
2-3 Hiratashinmachi, Suzuka, Mie 513-0845, Japan
Taishu Sakaba Hiraataya Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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