Tsukumo

Experience the ultimate blend of Ginza finesse and Yamagata charm with exquisite tempura and artisan soba at Tsukumo in Narisawanishi.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the tranquil Narisawanishi district of Yamagata, Tsukumo offers diners a captivating culinary journey rooted in the harmonious balance of texture and flavor. Helmed by Mr. Kano, a chef with an impressive pedigree from the acclaimed dining scene in Ginza, this eatery transports the sophisticated taste of Tokyo to Yamagata with a local twist.
At Tsukumo, the tempura selections are nothing short of an ode to meticulous craftsmanship. Each piece, whether it's the succulent shrimp, the decadent sea urchin, or the illustrious Japanese spiny lobster adorned with glistening salmon roe, is fried to perfection right before your eyes. This attention to detail and dedication to freshness ensures every bite is an immersive experience of crunch and taste.
Complementing the tempura is Tsukumo's exquisite soba. Made from premium buckwheat, the noodles are carefully crafted and served in an array of styles that highlight the subtle nuances of this traditional Japanese fare. The interplay between the crispy tempura and the delicate soba offers a delightful contrast in textures, making for a gratifying dining experience.
Strategically located near Yamagata University's Iida Campus, Tsukumo is not only an ideal spot for locals but also a gastronomic destination for visitors exploring the area. The restaurant's decor embraces a minimalist yet warm ambiance, welcoming guests into a space that underscores Japanese elegance and culinary artistry. With attentive service and a commitment to bring out the best in Japanese cuisine, Tsukumo promises an unforgettable culinary journey that echoes the finesse of Ginza with the warmth of Yamagata.
Tsukumo Phone Number
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Tsukumo Address
1-1-23 Narisawanishi, Yamagata-shi, Yamagata 990-2339
Tsukumo 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
While the Zao Onsen ski resort is the major winter attraction of Yamagata, the prefecture offers activities year-round, from hiking the mountainous surrounds and discovering tree-shrouded temples, to soothing hot spring retreats, and even a large-scale human chess tournament in the spring!
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