Washu Washoku No Saka
Izakaya (Japanese Style Pub) / Bar
Experience the essence of Japanese cuisine and sake at Washu Washoku No Saka, where tradition meets creativity in the heart of Ebisu.
Restaurant Details
Situated in lively Ebisu, Washu Washoku No Saka delights diners with authentic Japanese fare and an extensive sake selection. The restaurant embraces traditional izakaya ambiance while infusing innovative culinary techniques. With fresh ingredients sourced from Toyama Prefecture, the menu showcases exquisite seafood dishes like sashimi, grilled turban shell in squid ink, and a flavorful stew of conger eel. The establishment is just a short walk from JR Ebisu Station's west exit, making it easily accessible for both weekday dinners and weekend gatherings. Guided by a skilled Toyama-origin chef, each dish is a testament to a commitment to quality and flavor. An exceptional sake list, featuring renowned local varieties, enhances the dining experience, ensuring every visit is memorable and authentic.
Washu Washoku No Saka Phone Number
Washu Washoku No Saka Business Days
Washu Washoku No Saka Address
Hirota Building 2F, 1-3-8 Ebisunishi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0021
Washu Washoku No Saka Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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