Yabuya Imaike Main Branch

Yabuya Imaike Main Branch
Izakaya Bar
Discover vibrant izakaya flavors at Yabuya Imaike Main Branch, steps from Imaike Station in Nagoya. Enjoy lively atmosphere and unique dishes.
Restaurant Details
Yabuya Imaike Main Branch is a vibrant izakaya located in the bustling Chikusa Ward of Nagoya, just a short walk from Imaike Station. Known for its lively atmosphere reminiscent of a downtown area, this restaurant offers a unique dining experience with walls adorned with signed memorabilia and an all-seats smoking policy.
The culinary offerings at Yabuya Imaike Main Branch are a delightful exploration of traditional Japanese tavern fare. Specializing in tripe and meat dishes, the menu features a variety of flavorful options such as miso tonchan, squid tentacles with garlic butter, and beef noodles with plenty of shirasu. The restaurant also serves Taiwanese mixed kishimen noodles and a selection of grilled dishes, including pork kushi katsu and ginger grilled chicken neck, all expertly prepared using grilling techniques on a shichirin or real wood coals.
The service at Yabuya Imaike Main Branch is characterized by its young, energetic, and friendly staff, many of whom hail from overseas, adding a touch of international flair to the dining experience. Payment is conveniently accepted via PayPay, ensuring a seamless transaction process.
Open 24 hours, Yabuya Imaike Main Branch is a perfect spot for both late-night cravings and casual gatherings. Whether you're a local or a visitor, this izakaya promises a nostalgic journey through its original menu items, offering a taste of its rich history and culinary tradition.
Yabuya Imaike Main Branch Phone Number
Yabuya Imaike Main Branch Business Days
Yabuya Imaike Main Branch Address
5-10-11 Imaike, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 464-0850
Yabuya Imaike Main Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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