Le goût et l'ambiance étaient tous deux très bons, mais peut-être à cause de l'affluence, il était difficile de trouver le bon moment pour appeler le serveur... Cependant, ils ont été très aimables et accueillants !
Fondé en 1991, ce restaurant est spécialisé dans le poulet et propose des viandes de qualité supérieure sous forme de sashimi et de grillades. Il se distingue par sa sauce à sashimi maison et ses plats grillés cuisinés sur des plaques de lave de Sakurajima, qui mettent en valeur la saveur authentique du poulet. Aimé des habitants, chaque visite réserve de nouvelles découvertes.
Izakaya où vous pouvez savourer les spécialités de Kagoshima
C'est un izakaya qui propose une large gamme de plats typiques de Kagoshima. Le menu est riche en saveurs locales, avec des spécialités comme le shabu-shabu de porc noir et les grillades sur lave. Vous pourrez profiter d'un espace calme pour passer des moments privés. Il y a également un large choix de boissons, que vous pouvez apprécier avec votre repas.
Une cuisine variée et des udons faits maison à Kagoshima
Située au cœur de la ville de Kagoshima, cette taverne séduit par son ambiance chaleureuse appréciée des habitants. Avec ses udons faits maison et une variété de plats, elle attire de nombreux visiteurs en quête d'un bon repas. Chaque visite réserve de nouvelles découvertes, faisant de cet endroit un lieu où l'on a envie de revenir encore et encore.
à l'étranger Évaluations des utilisateurs3.21(1 avis)
JPY 2 000
JPY 7 000
Yakiniku / À 0.4 km de Gare de Idurodoori /
Savourez le boeuf Wagyu noir d'exception dans une salle privée
Dans ce refuge de Tenmonkan, vous pouvez déguster du boeuf Wagyu noir de rang A5 dans une salle entièrement privée. C'est un espace intime idéal pour des réunions d'affaires ou des occasions spéciales, où vous pourrez passer un moment de qualité. Avec un menu varié et un service attentionné, chaque visite vous réserve de nouvelles découvertes.
On that day, the airplane was unable to land at Kagoshima Airport and instead landed at Fukuoka Airport. I had to rush to take the Shinkansen to Kagoshima, and when I informed them that I would not make it in time for my reservation, they kindly changed the time for me and even offered gentle words to take care on my way. All the dishes I had were delicious, the atmosphere was great, and it was the best experience. It has become a restaurant I definitely want to visit again when I go to Kagoshima.
et NOU is regarded as one of the most delicious French restaurants in Kagoshima. The meals prepared by the owner, who has extensive experience as a French chef, are of high quality in every aspect, featuring dishes full of surprises and discoveries that utilize seasonal ingredients from Kyushu. The restaurant's name carries a deep meaning, combining the concepts of 'sewing' and 'new.' In this stylish and warm space, you can enjoy a perfect marriage of flavors with the cuisine.
Savourez la culture japonaise avec une cuisine kaiseki créative
Un restaurant proposant une cuisine kaiseki créative, parfait pour les occasions saisonnières et les célébrations. Dans une ambiance moderne et nostalgique, vous pourrez déguster vos plats dans un espace confortable. Le menu à emporter est également bien fourni, vous permettant de savourer ces saveurs chez vous.
An izakaya where you can savor the flavors of local Kagoshima
Satsuma Dareyame-dokoro Maewariya is an izakaya where you can enjoy exquisite dishes made with local Kagoshima ingredients. The black pork dishes and house-made satsuma-age are particularly worth a visit. With a wide selection of shochu, it provides the perfect setting for alcohol enthusiasts. It's an attractive spot that you should definitely check out when visiting Tenmonkan.
A renowned restaurant in Kagoshima specializing in black pork dishes
Kurokatsu-tei Kurobee is a unique establishment that offers a different experience during the day with its black pork tonkatsu set meals, and transforms into an izakaya serving black pork dishes at night. In the cozy interior, you can enjoy a variety of black pork dishes, including shabu-shabu. This is a recommended spot for those who want to savor the local flavors of Kagoshima.
Founded in 1933, San-ei is a historic kaiseki restaurant located in Kagoshima City. Its warm hospitality and refined Satsuma cuisine captivate visitors. The seasonal obanzai served at the stylish counter is particularly well-regarded, and the homemade dishes by the third-generation young proprietress are also popular. This renowned establishment offers a memorable dining experience, making it perfect for cherished moments with family and friends.
It is quiet and comfortable, allowing for a leisurely experience. The seasoning of the dishes is exquisite, and the use of aromas is skillful. The herb-scented bread is impressive and hard to resist. The appetizers include soups and small plates of seafood, all meticulously prepared. The baked fish is fragrant, with tender flesh, making for a very happy feeling. The dessert is also well-balanced, and the combination with coffee can be enjoyed.
For dinner on a night of sightseeing in Kagoshima,
We made a reservation for a weekday opening time and visited the restaurant.
I was concerned about the peculiar smell of incense in the restaurant, which I had seen in other reviews, but it did not bother me during the meal after the restaurant was fully booked. It was acceptable.
The clientele was mostly businessmen-male pairs and groups who seemed to be on business trips.
The menu we ordered was a choice of grilled yam with salt, in addition to the famous momoyaki & chicken sashimi.
All of them were fully flavored with the aroma of charcoal.
The chicken sashimi goes well with sweet soy sauce. The amount of chicken sashimi is just right for snacks.
The yam was a new experience with a hojicha-like aroma and a good salty taste that you won't find at other izakayas. I liked it.
The grilled momoyaki was chewy and hearty, and even two people would find it a bit much, so be careful.
We paid the bill as we were full after only 3 dishes.
I think it is a good cosmetic restaurant. I am glad I visited.
à l'étranger Évaluations des utilisateurs3.34(1 avis)
JPY 2 500
JPY 9 000
Yakiniku / À 0.3 km de Gare de Idurodoori /
A refined space to enjoy exquisite black wagyu yakiniku
Aged Yakiniku Gyudo! Main Store is a yakiniku restaurant that offers its own brand of black wagyu beef. The A5 grade wagyu, aged for about 50 days, stands out for its umami, sweetness, and tenderness. The interior boasts a stylish atmosphere reminiscent of a French restaurant, allowing you to savor the deliciousness of the meat paired with rock salt.
A hidden izakaya where you can enjoy a variety of shochu and exquisite dishes
Mikan is an izakaya where you can enjoy shabu-shabu made with Kagoshima black pork, accompanied by a rich selection of shochu. The unique handwritten menu clearly introduces the flavors of the shochu, making it fun to discover a new drink. The creatively crafted dishes offer new tastes with each visit. It's a warm and inviting place where you can relax.
Le personnel était amical et a rendu le repas agréable en discutant. De plus, grâce à leur suggestion active de portions demi-taille, j'ai pu goûter à de nombreux plats. Le kobuna mariné au vinaigre, le maquereau tordu, le porc noir mochi, et avant d'atteindre l'anguille, j'étais déjà très satisfait. Ensuite, j'ai mangé du shira-yaki (haut), du kabayaki (normal) et du chazuke d'anguille, ce qui a fait de ce voyage un excellent souvenir.
A sake brewery where you can enjoy a variety of shochu and local cuisine
Shochu Sasakura is a shochu bar that boasts over 500 types of shochu, representing Kyushu, inviting visitors on a cultural journey. The extensive selection of local snacks pairs exquisitely with the shochu, and the regional dishes from Kagoshima are particularly exceptional. The spacious interior offers a calm atmosphere where you can find the perfect drink to suit your taste. Enjoy the flavors of Kyushu to your heart's content at this beloved establishment among locals.
Nestled in Tenmonkan, Kazuna is a hidden Japanese restaurant where you can enjoy exquisite dishes made with abundant fresh ingredients sourced from Kagoshima. The overall atmosphere is calm, and dining in the horigotatsu (sunken kotatsu) seating while savoring the food is particularly special. Dishes like nikujaga (meat and potato stew) and shioyaki (salt-grilled) showcase the wonderful flavors of high-quality ingredients, never failing to meet the expectations of visitors. As you bask in the aftertaste of the deliciousness, you'll find yourself looking forward to your next visit.
The lively atmosphere makes you excited the moment you step in. There are counters, tables, and sunken kotatsu, allowing for a relaxed time. The staff is kind and carefully explains recommendations even for first-timers. The grilled gyoza has a crispy skin, and you can really taste the flavor of the bonito broth; it's delicious even without garlic. The offal is also very flavorful, making it hard to put down the chopsticks. There are many types of Kyushu cuisine and drinks, and it's nice that there are no appetizers.