Tomoru

Tomoru
Izakaya Bar
Discover Tomoru in Matsuyama, where Motsu-nabe and Izakaya cuisine meet a stylish izakaya setting. Enjoy signature dishes like omurice and Ebijin Ramen.
Restaurant Details
Tomoru, located in the heart of Matsuyama, Ehime, offers a delightful culinary experience with its unique blend of Motsu-nabe and Izakaya-style dishes. Known for its stylish izakaya setting, Tomoru provides a welcoming environment suitable for families and children, featuring loft-style seating on the second floor and a traditional tatami room.
The restaurant is renowned for its diverse menu, which includes signature dishes such as omurice with various sauces, fried chicken with apple sauce, and seafood carpaccio. Diners can also enjoy the exquisite crab cream croquette, fried oysters, and garlic stir-fried seafood. For those seeking a hearty meal, the Ebijin Ramen with dashi broth and dried cherry shrimp is a must-try.
Tomoru's culinary approach is highlighted by its grilling technique over a burner, which enhances the flavors of its dishes. The restaurant also offers a wide variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, making it an ideal spot for a casual night out or a special occasion.
Conveniently located near Horie Beach and next to Isseki Agricultural Machinery, Tomoru is easily accessible for both locals and visitors. The restaurant's history adds to its charm, having been previously known as 'Decchi' before rebranding to its current name.
With self-serve cold water and a recommendation for reservations during busy times, Tomoru ensures a pleasant dining experience with attentive service. Whether you're a fan of traditional Japanese flavors or looking to explore new tastes, Tomoru promises a memorable dining adventure in Matsuyama.
Tomoru Phone Number
Tomoru Business Days
Tomoru Address
1002-2 Umakicho, Matsuyama-shi, Ehime 799-2655
Tomoru Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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