Ubusuna No Ie

Ubusuna No Ie
Discover Japanese flavors in a historical kominka where art and tradition create a memorable dining experience.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the serene landscapes of Niigata's Tokamachi, Ubusuna No Ie is a unique dining destination that captivates both art and food enthusiasts. This restaurant operates as a special venue during the famed Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale, embodying the harmonious fusion between the culinary arts and visual masterpieces.
Ubusuna No Ie is celebrated for using locally-sourced ingredients to craft authentic Japanese dishes that pay tribute to traditional cooking methods while subtly incorporating modern twists. The culinary lead, a distinguished chef, brings a repertoire of global flavors founded in his substantial Tokyo-based experience with Italian cuisine before setting roots in the idyllic town of Tokamachi. His expertise and passion reflect in every meticulously prepared dish, turning every meal into a rich, multi-sensory adventure.
The restaurant's location is itself a piece of living history. Set in a beautifully restored kominka—a traditional old Japanese house—Ubusuna No Ie offers guests not only an exquisite dining experience but a chance to step back into time, enveloped in the quaint charm and elegant simplicity of Japanese heritage architecture.
As guests enter, they're greeted by the warmth of local hospitality and engaged by the artwork scattered throughout, accentuating the rustic wooden interiors. It’s a perfect venue for intimate dinners, family gatherings, or an enriching cultural experience.
Ubusuna No Ie doesn't just serve food; it tells a story—a narrative woven through time, taste, and tradition, promising a memorable dining journey in the heart of Niigata.
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Ubusuna No Ie Address
3110 Higashishimogumi, Tokamachi, Niigata 949-8601, Japan
Ubusuna No Ie Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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