Yasunami

Yasunami
Experience the fusion of Japanese and Western flavors at Yasunami, an Izakaya in Yokohama, known for its signature beef tripe stew and warm atmosphere.
Restaurant Details
Yasunami is a delightful Izakaya located in the heart of Yokohama, specifically at 3-chōme-16-1 Nishikanagawa, Kanagawa Ward. This Japanese-style tavern is renowned for its eclectic menu that seamlessly blends Japanese and Western culinary traditions. Signature dishes include a savory beef tripe stew, marinated sardines, and a unique prosciutto paired with white mold salami. For those seeking an adventurous palate, the Miyazaki chicken sashimi and charcoal-grilled chicken are must-tries.
The restaurant's ambiance is both welcoming and versatile, featuring a fully open space with table seating across two floors. The first floor is designated as non-smoking, while the second floor accommodates smokers, making it a flexible choice for various dining preferences. Yasunami is a beloved spot among locals, known for its warm and inviting atmosphere that encourages regular visits.
Access to Yasunami is convenient, with the restaurant being just a short 5 to 6-minute walk from Higashi-Hakuraku Station along the Yokohama Kamiasao Line. This easy access makes it an ideal destination for both locals and visitors exploring the vibrant city of Yokohama.
The staff at Yasunami are praised for their kindness and attentiveness, ensuring that each guest feels valued and well-cared for. The restaurant stays open late into the night, offering a perfect spot for late-night gatherings or a relaxed evening out. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty bouillabaisse or a Spanish-inspired paella, Yasunami promises a memorable dining experience with its diverse offerings and charming setting.
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Yasunami Address
3-16-1 Nishikanagawa, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 221-0822
Yasunami Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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