Location: Amagasaki
Top Restaurants in Amagasaki
Best Seafood food near Amagasaki, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan
Best Seafood restaurants nearby. Discover the best Seafood food in Amagasaki. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Seafood restaurants near you.. Amagasaki is an industrial city located in Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan. The city was founded on April 1, 1916. Its population is around 460,000, below its peak of over 554,000 in 1971.
Things to do in Amagasaki
9. Sushiro Utajima
Reviewed By KoenNED
Eating at Sushiro is an amazing experience for a foreign tourist. The sushi drives by at a conveyor belt. I was the only tourist here but the touch interface was English so not a problem at all. Over all I would highly recommend visit Sushiro!
8. Kaisen Sushi Marutoku Sonoda
Reviewed By BevenLau
Sushi here is superbly delicious and all ingredients used for the Sushi are of premium quality. My favourite are the sashimi, because every slice of fish place on a sushi is just so fresh. Simply, premium sushi is what you are getting here. However, for the premium Sushi you are getting you have to pay for the price as well. Be prepared to spend a little more for the Sushi. However, if you are willing to spend a little more then your average trip to a sushi restaurant, you'll definitely enjoy the Sushi here.
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7. Harukoma
Overall Ratings
4 based on 408 reviews
Reviewed By philipplim
Harukoma is a small sushi place in Tenjinbashisuji. The sushi servings are generous, and are affordably priced. Quality is likewise excellent for the price. Must visit!
6. Bubba Gump Shrimp Osaka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By mickn695
Have been to Bubba Gumps in Bali and Santa Monica. While this isn't as active in relation to the staff participation it's still really good. The baby back ribs were simply brilliant. The fried chicken was awesome as was the pasta. The drinks were really good. If you like beer and tequila you must try the Coronarita, worth going back for just that. Very enjoyable night with the wife and 3 teens. Definitely recommend. Great way to finish a big day at Universal Studios.
5. Kinki Daigaku Suisan Kenkyujo, Osaka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By se_liew
Very good sashimi. I came to know Kinki University Fisheries Laboratory through the internet and was amazed they have successfully farm blue fin tuna. Great food and atmosphese. One disappoinment, their best otoro was out of stock.
4. Endo Sushi Kyobashi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 195 reviews
Reviewed By Khem C
There are two locations of Endo. For this one is so so. Not bad but not that great. The price was ok. They came as the set ans you can choose a la carte later. Fish was so so and some pieces rice were not really neat, very lose. Over all it is not bad. If you are around it is ok to take but not for make an effort to come. Probably Endo at Osaka fish market might be better
3. Hakodate Kantaro Grand Front Osaka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By Scott C
Good sushi but nothing extravagant that I was hoping for like mirugai, animo and other more specialties. Several of their speciality items were sold out early on Saturday night. Which is perhaps good for them but not for me. The service is super quick and not much wait. I will say it was delightfully affordable. That helps make it worthwhile but I still want to look for other places with unique offerings.
2. Casareccio
Original Rome's cuisine taste, pizza, pasta, meat, fish, desserts and homemade ice-creams. Our ingredients are first quality products imported directly from Italy.
Reviewed By PeteCu
Have eaten there a number of times.Amazing food and great service by Fabrizio and his team.ぜんぶ美味しい。I'll be back soon for the margerita and mozzarella perfection.
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1. Utogaria
Overall Ratings
5 based on 95 reviews
Good evening and welcome to Utogaria. Izakaya has been essential Japanese casual restaurant to experience Sake and various dishes for generations. We would offer this Izakaya concept in both authentic and modern style to connect today's generations. We wi
Reviewed By J-Micheli
Hate to be the one who breaks from the group on this place, but we went based on Trip Advisor reviews and what I read in those reviews didn’t equal our experience. To be completely honest, this place seems very trendy, I’m not a fan of trendy. Seemed very popular w the under 30 crowd, and except for one group all local couples. I highly suggest you make a reservation. We arrived at 6:30 and were told to come back at 8:00. We walked the neighborhood, which is a bit outside the tourist area so not a lot of places to grab a drink. When we arrived back at 8, we did have two seats at their counter waiting for us. The place is small and was full this evening. In the first level, sits about 10 at the counter another 5 or so at another make-shift eating area next to counter. Never made it to the upstairs. Ordered two glasses of wine, two of their specials-one sashimi tuna, one raw oysters. Forty minutes later we still were waiting for the sashimi-I mean their raw, how long does it take? The oysters were fine as was the wine. While waiting, we ordered two more small plates but just got tired of waiting and decided to leave. We did get an English menu but no one really talked to us, no one really assisted us and everyone around us kept getting food while we waited-it was a very strange experience, not indicative of our time in Japan. The prior reviews mentioned such a “warm welcome” and “such helpfulness” but we didn’t experience anything resembling those reviews? Maybe on a slower night, they have more time available to assist the English-only tourists. To be fair, they did get us two seats but we felt like an inconvenience. With so many great reviews, maybe we just had a rare bad experience. However, it was bad enough for us not to try again. Went w three stars because anything lower I reserve for rude behavior or horrible food. We received neither.
