Tsuruki Atami Branch

Tsuruki Atami Branch
Discover the freshest seafood at Tsuruki Atami Branch, a cozy izakaya near Atami Station, offering a homey atmosphere and award-winning dishes.
Restaurant Details
Tsuruki Atami Branch is a charming seafood and izakaya (Japanese style tavern) located in the heart of Shizuoka, specifically in the bustling area of Atami. Situated conveniently in the basement of a building right in front of Atami Station, it offers easy access for both locals and visitors. This restaurant is directly managed by a fish market, ensuring that the seafood is as fresh as it gets, caught from the nearby waters.
The menu at Tsuruki Atami Branch is a delightful showcase of traditional Japanese dishes, with a focus on seafood. Diners can enjoy a variety of offerings, including the exquisite sashimi assorted platter, chilled tofu, and simmered hijiki seaweed. The seared mackerel and dashi-rolled omelet are also popular choices, along with the crispy fried fish.
Stepping into Tsuruki Atami Branch, guests are greeted by a cozy, retro Showa vibe. The intimate setting features a counter and two table seats, creating a homey bar atmosphere perfect for casual outings or a relaxed evening with friends. The staff are known for their friendly service, often providing recommendations on portion sizes to enhance the dining experience.
Tsuruki Atami Branch is not just about the food; it's also about the experience. The restaurant allows for daytime drinking, making it an ideal spot for those looking to enjoy a leisurely afternoon. With its limited operating hours due to wholesale alcohol handling, it offers a unique and exclusive dining experience that is both memorable and satisfying.
Tsuruki Atami Branch Phone Number
Tsuruki Atami Branch Business Days
Tsuruki Atami Branch Address
Atami Daiichi Building B1F, 9-1 Tawarahoncho, Atami-shi, Shizuoka 413-0011
Tsuruki Atami Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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