Usagiya

Nestled in the basement of Oak Tree Ichibancho in Sendai, Miyagi, Usagiya offers an authentic Japanese dining experience. Known for its Izakaya-style dishes and Nabe, this restaurant is a haven for those seeking traditional Japanese flavors. Usagiya is particularly famous for its Seri Nabe, a Japanese parsley hot pot, and its unique Mapo Tofu. For seafood lovers, the Detox Lettuce Tomato Hot Pot with clams and scallops is a must-try. The restaurant also boasts an impressive selection of sake, with a special focus on local Miyagi varieties, making it a perfect spot for sake enthusiasts. The ambiance is casual and relaxed, reminiscent of a sports bar, with broadcasts of sports events, particularly featuring the Rakuten Eagles and soccer matches. This makes Usagiya a popular gathering place for local salarymen and a diverse clientele, including solo female diners. Although the restaurant is somewhat hidden due to its basement location, it offers a warm and inviting atmosphere. The sister restaurant, Hibaraya, located along Tanikaze Street, adds to the charm and appeal of Usagiya. Whether you're a local or a visitor, Usagiya promises a delightful culinary journey through the flavors of Japan.