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Aichi
This izakaya is located in the southern part of Miyoshi City, a thriving commuter town for Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. In addition to fresh seasonal fish from the Nagoya Central Wholesale Market, the restaurant offers a wide selection of izakaya dishes made with ingredients sourced from all over Japan, including Mie Prefecture's famous chicken, "Ise Akadori."
If you want to casually enjoy local fish with some drinks, we recommend visiting a local izakaya. It’s the perfect place to have fun with friends. You can savor a variety of dishes such as shuto and shiokara (traditional sake accompaniments), local fish, transparent squid sashimi, grilled crab shell, and seafood bowls topped with generous amounts of salmon roe and sea urchin. Asking the staff or local patrons for recommendations on regional seafood specialties will make your trip even more memorable.
季節料理 八百玉
Founded in 1935, this Japanese restaurant has been loved by locals for many years. Guests can enjoy dishes made with seasonal ingredients in a relaxing Japanese atmosphere. Sashimi made with fresh wild fish is a popular choice, with some fish aged to enhance their flavor. The sake selection includes 14 different brands from across Japan, along with 4 seasonal local sakes, perfectly complementing the carefully prepared dishes. A wide variety of banquet courses are available for two or more people, including options like the "farmed tiger pufferfish course" and the "oyster hotpot course," allowing you to choose based on the season and your budget.
魚酔
This izakaya is located in the southern part of Miyoshi City, a thriving commuter town for Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. In addition to fresh seasonal fish from the Nagoya Central Wholesale Market, the restaurant offers a wide selection of izakaya dishes made with ingredients sourced from all over Japan, including Mie Prefecture's famous chicken, "Ise Akadori."
