Restaurants (Specialty Vegetable Dishes) in Ishikawa

Closed to support the Noto disaster area (until February 29, 2020/reopens on March 1)

NEW OPEN on November 24th [1 minute walk from Kanazawa Station] Many private rooms available! Banquet course from 4000 yen

[1 minute from Kanazawa Station] Enjoy tempura and sashimi made with ingredients from the Kanazawa area, along with local sake from Ishikawa Prefecture. For entertainment and banquets◎

Authentic Indian taste that only Japanese people can make

A calm Japanese atmosphere creates relaxation

A calm Japanese atmosphere creates relaxation

5 minutes walk from Kanazawa station! Fully equipped with large and small private rooms! Have a party at [Kyushu Jiman], which is proud of its delicious food and drinks! !

A fragrant Steak grilled over charcoal and hospitality made with plenty of seasonal ingredients.

[5 minutes walk from Kanazawa Station] Enjoy a moment of bliss with the hot plate right in front of you, stimulating all five senses

Kaiseki-style French cuisine using carefully selected local ingredients

The quaint interior, inspired by the Taisho era, is the largest in Hachimaru, and is a restaurant where you can enjoy local ingredients.

◇10 minutes by car from Kanazawa Station ◇ Seafood delivered directly from Kanazawa Port! “After all, when you think of Kanazawa, you think of delicious fish and local sake.”

A long-established Japanese restaurant in Kanazawa that has been loved by foodies for a long time. Private rooms available for small groups. Enjoy adult luxury

5 minutes walk from Kanazawa station! A shop where both local customers and tourists can feel free to stop by.

Many famous dishes such as Kanazawa Oden, fresh fish sent directly from the market, and meat Sushi! All-you-can-drink course starts from 3,300 yen!

We are proud of the amazing presentation and freshness! Creative Japanese Japanese-style meal from Hokuriku | Enjoy Kanazawa Oden and Ishikawa local sake [R-20*]

[7 minutes walk from JR Kanazawa Station Kenrokuen Exit] "Sushi" x "Genshiyaki" x "Molecular Nutrition"