Takehiro

Takehiro
Experience the charm of Takehiro in Utsunomiya, where Japanese sake bar and Izakaya cuisine blend with historical elegance and exclusive ambiance.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the heart of Utsunomiya, Tochigi, Takehiro offers an authentic Japanese dining experience in a beautifully renovated wooden structure that once served as an inn. This historical setting, combined with its purely Japanese interior, creates a charming and relaxing atmosphere that transports you to a different era. The restaurant's exterior resembles a classic ryotei, adding an air of exclusivity and sophistication.
Takehiro is renowned for its exquisite Japanese sake bar and Izakaya-style cuisine, featuring a delightful blend of traditional Japanese and Western dishes. Guests can savor specialties such as grilled fish, hamburg, chicken katsu curry, and duck shabu-shabu. A highlight of the dining experience is the extensive selection of sake sourced from various regions across Japan, perfect for pairing with the diverse menu offerings.
The restaurant's ambiance is further enhanced by the elegant service provided by staff dressed in kimonos, ensuring a memorable dining experience. Takehiro offers both private rooms and counter seating, making it an ideal venue for intimate gatherings, solitary visits, or confidential meetings. Located conveniently along Hyakumeiji Street and near the prefectural office, Takehiro is easily accessible for both locals and visitors.
Reservations are required, adding to the exclusive feel of this unique dining destination. Whether you're a sake enthusiast or a lover of Japanese cuisine, Takehiro promises an unforgettable culinary journey in a setting that beautifully marries tradition with modern elegance.
Takehiro Phone Number
Takehiro Business Days
Takehiro Address
2-2-8 Hanawada, Utsunomiya-shi, Tochigi 320-0027
Takehiro Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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