Top Restaurants in Takamatsu
Best Seafood food near Takamatsu, Kagawa Prefecture, Japan
Discover Restaurants offering the best Seafood food in Takamatsu, Kagawa Prefecture, Japan including Tenkatsu, Warajiro, Goyozushi, Setouchi Seafood Restaurant, Mikayla, Shikoku Sanuki Piccadilly-Ya, Sushi Nakagawa, Seafood Restaurant Jyakoya, Hamakaidoh, Goyozushi
Things to do in Takamatsu
10. Goyozushi
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9. Hamakaidoh
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By cranapple5
This place is great. It is a minute walk from the main Marugame-machi shopping strip, in downtown Takamatsu. The place offers fresh local seafood, affordable regional Sake (Jizake) from different regions of Japan, and great presentation of food that gets customers excited in lively atmosphere. Their Sashimi boat, enough to be shared by 2-3 people, presents the fresh catch of the day, and you can taylor the content of fish choice by choosing from their list. Sushi set is a great value too, and so are the Tempura. It's fun to watch them fry Tempura or prepare Sashimi/Sushi in front of you, which you can enjoy if you set at the counter. I highly recommend you try different regional Sake cold, and compare the taste - some are sweet, some are dry. A glass of Jizake for $5-6 is very reasonable considering their selection of reputable regional Sake. This is not a place to sit for hours just over a couple of drinks - this is a place to enjoy good eating with good drink. It is always packed with locals after 7:00, so go there early. The menu is in Japanese, but the staff are kind and help you out, or just point what others are eating. (Note: as with any Izakaya style place, starch such as steamed rice or rice ball do not automatically come; you need to order individually. Many locals save the starch portion until after an Izakaya visit and get some local Udon noodle elsewhere. )
8. Seafood Restaurant Jyakoya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Dallmayr
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7. Sushi Nakagawa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By oren t
It's with mixed emotions that I recommend this place. You herds of bermudas might ruin it cause it's so intimate and niche but on the other hand it's soooo goood- Sushi to die for and boutique Sake to go along with...
6. Shikoku Sanuki Piccadilly-Ya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Sanuki stock bull Olive cow at affordable price! Hand made dishes using local ingredients in season. In the hike shop, under the idea of local production local consumption, the seafood delicacies arrived every morning from the contract farmers in the wate
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5. Mikayla
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By ShaneCoughlan
This restaurant is focused on sea food but provides quite a few options. While recommending that you avoid the mediocre lunch buffet and flagging that interior sound insulation is lacking, as long as you select one of the better tables with a Western window view, you can enjoy a pleasant evening dining beside the Inland Sea. Note that this is one of the rare restaurants in Japan that serves non-alcohol wine by the glass.
4. Setouchi Seafood Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By hamu5586
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3. Goyozushi
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2. Warajiro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By wobbs1
This place is close to the train station, and so convenient to the hotels there. It's seafood-oriented izakaya (e.g., an informal tavern). You order via an iPad, which has notional English translations. This ensures that you have zero interaction with anyone preparing or serving the food. Thus you miss out on the real joy of eating in Japan, even if you don't share a language with the chef.Most of the food we ordered was decent, if not exceptional. However, the whole roast (golden?) sea bream was truly great, perfectly cooked and just delicious. Oddly enough, we had ordered it by fat-fingering the tablet, and so were a bit surprised when it showed up, but not unhappy! I'd also recommend the cucumber with moromi miso.
1. Tenkatsu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Judy C
We found this wonderful fish restaurant by accident but once inside, realised it was one we had seen recommended in our travel guidebook. We've never been in a place like it, with the big fish tank in the centre and bar-type seating all round it, along with tatami rooms off to the side. The menu is quite extensive (in English too) and exceptionally good value for the price. The service was friendly and efficient (the ladies were in kimono) and we enjoyed ourselves so much we came back another night to try a different set menu. Quite close to the JR station, at the western end of the Hyogomachi arcade.
