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Enjoy fresh seafood, shipped directly from Tosa Shimizu Port, perfectly paired with local sake at this cozy, hidden tavern.
Just a 12-minute walk from Kintetsu Okubo Station, this charming 16-seat tavern offers expertly crafted dishes made with seasonal ingredients, carefully selected by the owner. Designed for relaxation, it provides a cozy atmosphere where guests can leisurely enjoy a variety of local sake, shochu, whiskey, and delicious food.
- Address
- 〒611-0033
21-13, Inojiri, Okubo-cho, Uji City, Kyoto prefecture
- Opening hours
- 6:00 PM – 12:00 AM (Last Order: 11:00PM)
- Number of seats
- Counter: 8 seats
Tatami Room with hori-kotatsu(sunken hearth syle): 4 seats x 2
- Average budget
- 4,000 yen – 7,000 yen
- Goods
- Katsuo no Tataki (seared bonito), sushi, sashimi, fried utsubo (moray), and a variety of other seafood dishes, along with a wide selection of sake.
- Closed on
- Closed on Sundays
- Parking lot
- Not available
- Smoking seats
- Not available
- Reservation
- Advance reservations can be made by phone.
- Phone number
- 0774-45-1023
- Note
- Credit cards accepted (JCB, AMEX, Diners, VISA)
QR code payments available (PayPay)
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