Wasai Seeds

Wasai Seeds
Experience the art of Japanese cuisine at Wasai Seeds, where hand-stretched somen and seasonal dishes await in a serene setting near Nanakita Park.
Restaurant Details
Wasai Seeds, nestled in the heart of Izumi Ward, Sendai, offers an exquisite journey into the world of Japanese cuisine. This hidden gem is located at 1-chōme-9-4 Izumichūō, conveniently positioned southwest of Izumi-Chuo Station and south of FamilyMart. As you approach the entrance of Nanakita Park, you'll find this restaurant, which exudes a discreet and charming hideaway vibe.
The culinary experience at Wasai Seeds is nothing short of exceptional, with a menu that highlights the best of Japanese cuisine. Diners can indulge in a variety of dishes, including crispy tempura, delicate sashimi, and the uniquely prepared grilled sweetfish. The restaurant is also renowned for its homemade soba and fried jidori chicken. The somen, hand-stretched and crafted with precision, is served with a refined dashi dipping sauce that elevates the dining experience.
Wasai Seeds embraces the wabi-sabi aesthetic, offering a simple yet elegant atmosphere. The restaurant provides a range of seating options, from counter seats to tables and private rooms. The modern and clean private rooms are perfect for family gatherings, casual business meetings, or a relaxing meal with friends.
The attentive and friendly staff at Wasai Seeds ensure a welcoming experience for all guests. The landlady is particularly noted for her caring approach towards elderly patrons, adding a personal touch to the service.
Whether you're a local or a visitor, Wasai Seeds promises a memorable dining experience with its authentic Japanese flavors and serene ambiance.
Wasai Seeds Phone Number
Wasai Seeds Business Days
Wasai Seeds Address
1-9-4 Izumichuo, Izumi-ku, Sendai, Miyagi 981-3133
Wasai Seeds Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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