Sasasushi" offers outstandingly delicious sushi that makes the most of inshore fish from Tottori. Our original sake "Sasashizuku" is a perfect match for the dishes. Try it for yourself.
During the season, this seafood restaurant offers a full-course Matsuba crab dinner. Dishes using fresh local fish are also delicious and hearty.
Es un izakaya japonés donde se pueden disfrutar platos elaborados con pescado fresco de San'in y pollo de Daisen. En una cocina abierta, puedes sentir de cerca la maestría de los chefs mientras disfrutas de un momento de lujo junto a sake local. Ofrecemos una experiencia cálida y acogedora en un espacio que evoca la nostalgia del campo.
Con 36 años de historia, ofrecemos una variedad de platos utilizando ingredientes frescos de la región. Puedes disfrutar de carne de res de marca de Tottori, pollo de corral, así como yakiniku, shabu-shabu y sukiyaki con mariscos. Es un espacio encantador que se puede utilizar en una amplia gama de situaciones, como turismo, reuniones de negocios o citas.
Located in front of Yonago Station, this izakaya (Japanese-style bar) has a reputation for its delicious food. The menu is so popular that some items are sold out. The fish and local sake are all highly rated as perfect.
Hakukyoan is one of Tottori Prefecture's top soba restaurants, offering ten-grain soba made from their own freshly milled flour. The soba, with its delicate texture and rich aroma, pairs perfectly with the bold and flavorful dipping sauce. The tempura made with seasonal vegetables is also freshly fried and absolutely exquisite. Each visit reveals new charms of soba, making it a must-visit for soba enthusiasts.
A yakitori restaurant that is always crowded with regulars. The menu is rich in variety and delicious, and is loved by the locals. Be sure to visit for the juicy yakitori.
Ofrecemos frescos frutos del mar capturados en el puerto de Sakai a precios locales. En particular, el cangrejo Matsuba se sirve vivo, lo que permite disfrutar de un sabor excepcionalmente fresco. Además, contamos con una variedad de platos que aprovechan los ingredientes locales, lo que brinda un nuevo descubrimiento en cada visita.
Ubicado en la ciudad de Yonago, en la prefectura de Tottori, este restaurante de sushi ofrece sushi elaborado con ingredientes frescos y locales. En un ambiente limpio y tranquilo, se pueden disfrutar sabores especiales de cada temporada. Cada visita trae nuevos descubrimientos y sigue siendo amado por los habitantes locales.
Takumi Kappou, a 5-minute walk from Tottori Station, is a Japanese restaurant that boasts a long-established style and has been in business for 50 years. The restaurant boasts local cuisine using Tottori's ingredients and folk art vessels, and offers a relaxing Japanese-style atmosphere in which to enjoy a meal. The restaurant is famous for its shabu-shabu, but you can also enjoy a variety of other dishes made with Tottori ingredients at reasonable prices.
Soyun offers excellent authentic Chengdu-style soupless dandan noodles with a good balance of the tasty flavor of shoyu, sourness of black vinegar, and spiciness of hot sauce. The spiciness can be selected from 1 to 5.
A restaurant operated by Wakabayashi Y.K., a long-established fish brokerage and seafood processing company established in 1868. The restaurant has a reputation for serving high-end Matsuba crabs at reasonable prices.
A popular izakaya located in Tohaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture. The most popular menu items are karaage and beef bone ramen, but the menu itself is extensive, making it easy to enjoy a variety of dishes from different genres.
Kyo in Tottori City is renowned for its kushikatsu made with abundant local ingredients. The kushikatsu, wrapped in a light batter that doesn't feel greasy, is exceptional no matter which one you choose. The warm service adds to the pleasant atmosphere, making you want to return after your first visit.
A famous restaurant in Tottori for "Matsuba Crab Cuisine". The restaurant has won two Michelin stars. Many gourmets from outside of the prefecture come to seek out the cuisine of Kanikichi.