Umi Nabe Tei Shinsaibashi Branch

Umi Nabe Tei Shinsaibashi Branch
Discover the cozy charm of Umi Nabe Tei Shinsaibashi Branch, where seafood hot pots and shabu-shabu delight in the heart of Osaka's Shinsaibashi.
Restaurant Details
Umi Nabe Tei Shinsaibashi Branch is a hidden gem nestled in the back alleys of Shinsaibashi, Osaka. This cozy izakaya-style restaurant offers an intimate dining experience with seating for just 10-15 guests, primarily at the counter. Known for its warm and welcoming atmosphere, it is a perfect spot for those seeking a personal touch in their dining experience.
The restaurant specializes in traditional Japanese hot pot dishes, including nabe and shabu-shabu, with a focus on fresh seafood. Signature dishes include the shrimp and oyster hot pot, shrimp yukhoe, and grilled hotate. For sushi lovers, the eel and negitoro nigiri and avocado with mentaiko are must-tries. The chefs employ classic cooking techniques such as hot pot preparation and grilling, ensuring each dish is a delightful experience.
Located in Chuo Ward, Higashishinsaibashi, Umi Nabe Tei Shinsaibashi Branch is easily accessible for those exploring the vibrant Shinsaibashi area. Despite its tucked-away location, the restaurant is known for its friendly staff who provide personal service, often assisting guests with cooking at the table. They also use translation tools to accommodate non-Japanese speakers, making it a welcoming spot for international visitors.
With the option for same-day reservations and a sister restaurant nearby specializing in meat hot pots, Umi Nabe Tei Shinsaibashi Branch offers a unique and memorable dining experience in the heart of Osaka.
Umi Nabe Tei Shinsaibashi Branch Phone Number
Umi Nabe Tei Shinsaibashi Branch Business Days
Umi Nabe Tei Shinsaibashi Branch Address
Tsukuji Kaikan 1F, 2-5-6 Higashishinsaibashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka 542-0083
Umi Nabe Tei Shinsaibashi Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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