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A long-established steakhouse in Kanazawa where the master grills right in front of you.
Just a 5-minute walk from Kanazawa Station, enjoy blissful sushi crafted from fresh seafood. Counter seats and private rooms available for lunch and dinner.
Private rooms available for 2 to 30 guests! Enjoy our great party plans!
Celebrating Our 2nd Anniversary!! Enjoy free-spirited Japanese cuisine and aged sushi at our sushi kaiseki restaurant.
A friendly atmosphere ♦ Enjoy fresh seafood of the day with a variety of dishes like sashimi and grilled on a shichirin.
Collaborating with fishermen and local producers in Noto, we pursue the deliciousness of seasonal ingredients. We also offer a special course featuring Nodoguro (blackthroat seaperch).
Noto Beef Certified Restaurant Near Kanazawa Station! Reservation-only Specialty Yaki-suki. Original Yaki-suki Shop, Closes at 8:30 PM.
Located in Omicho Market, enjoy luxurious seafood bowls and sashimi from Hokuriku at this perfect diner, great for both sightseeing and everyday use!
Natural Rock Oysters, Ishikawa Prefecture Hairy Crab, Grilled Young Ayu Confident in our ingredients, featuring Kanazawa's local cuisine.
Cheers with hearty wines while enjoying fresh seafood from the Hokuriku region, handmade pasta, and grilled meats in an open and spacious setting! Perfect for everyday dining or parties.
Great value! Enjoy a variety of dishes like seafood, kushikatsu, and Kanazawa oden in a perfect space for parties.
【5-Minute Walk from Kanazawa Station】Experience a 'Moment of Bliss' that Stimulates All Your Senses Right in Front of the Iron Grill
Grilled Yakitori over Binchotan Charcoal is a must-try! We are dedicated to perfecting truly delicious yakitori every day. Enjoy a fantastic atmosphere at our first-floor counter seats for dates and special occasions. The second floor is perfect for various gatherings, and our VIP private room on the third floor accommodates 10 to 16 guests—ideal for welcome and farewell parties!
Grand Opening on August 1, 2025: A Culinary Stage Where Tradition Meets Innovation in Japan