Nijuban (20th) Goat restaurant

Nijuban (20th) Goat restaurant
Washoku (Traditional Japanese)
Savor Okinawan tradition with flavorful goat sashimi at Yagi Ryouri Nijuu Ban, where island warmth surrounds you near Asato station.
Restaurant Details
Tucked away in the vibrant district of Naha, Yagi Ryouri Nijuu Ban is a culinary gem specializing in the rich flavors of Okinawan goat dishes. Perfectly situated near Asato station, the restaurant seamlessly merges the essence of traditional Okinawan cuisine with modern hospitality.
At the heart of its menu are the meticulously crafted goat sashimi and goat soup, highlighting the unique delicacies this region is celebrated for. Chef Yagi Ryouri, with his expertise and creativity, has curated a menu that both honors traditional recipes and caters to contemporary tastes. Each dish reveals the chef's passion for authentic cooking, elevating local ingredients to create unforgettable flavors.
The restaurant's ambiance reflects a harmonious blend of coziness and rustic charm, reminiscent of Okinawa's local eateries. Soft lighting and a simple yet elegant decor ensure a welcoming experience for diners seeking intimacy or camaraderie. Guests are greeted by attentive staff, whose warmth and efficient service embody the hospitality that this region is known for.
Yagi Ryouri Nijuu Ban is an acclaimed dining destination for both locals and visitors. Beyond its exceptional dishes, the restaurant offers an engaging introduction to the harmonious blend of traditional and modern Okinawan culinary artistry.
Nijuban (20th) Goat restaurant Phone Number
Nijuban (20th) Goat restaurant Business Days
Nijuban (20th) Goat restaurant Address
388-45 Asato, Naha, Okinawa 902-0067, Japan
Nijuban (20th) Goat restaurant Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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