Umaimon Uogashiya

Umaimon Uogashiya
Discover the vibrant seafood delights of Umaimon Uogashiya, where sashimi, tempura, and teppan-yaki create an unforgettable experience near Kobe Station.
Restaurant Details
Umaimon Uogashiya, located in the bustling area of Aioicho, Chuo Ward, Kobe, is a seafood lover's paradise. Situated conveniently near Kobe Station, this vibrant and lively restaurant offers a casual izakaya setting where guests can enjoy an authentic Japanese dining experience. The atmosphere is perfect for large gatherings, making it an ideal spot for both locals and tourists seeking a taste of traditional Japanese seafood.
The menu at Umaimon Uogashiya is a delightful showcase of seafood dishes, featuring a seafood-focused menu with highlights such as an assorted sashimi platter, fresh oysters, and clam steamed in sake. Guests can also enjoy the unique flavors of octopus tempura and chikuwa tempura, alongside traditional Japanese dishes like dashimaki and rice balls with grilled nori. For those looking for a hearty meal, the tempura of conger eel and Hokkaido snow crab are must-tries.
The restaurant's cooking techniques are a testament to its dedication to quality, with sashimi preparation, tempura frying, and teppan-yaki with butter being the standout methods. The friendly staff and fast service, especially for draft beer refills, enhance the overall dining experience, ensuring that every visit is enjoyable.
Umaimon Uogashiya also offers all-you-can-drink courses and a wide variety of sushi and Japanese sake, catering to a diverse range of tastes and preferences. Whether you're a pescetarian or simply a seafood enthusiast, this restaurant promises a memorable culinary journey in the heart of Kobe.
Umaimon Uogashiya Phone Number
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Umaimon Uogashiya Address
4-3-3 Aioicho, Chuo-ku, Kobe, Hyogo 650-0025
Umaimon Uogashiya Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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