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Ishikawa Mashiba, Noto Beef
A New Specialty Celebrating Kanazawa’s Unique Food Culture
A meat restaurant in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture. The charcoal-grilled marbled loin and thigh meat of "Noto beef" can be enjoyed in a variety of ways, paired with the local rice "Hyakumangoku," including salt, homemade soy sauce, your favorite condiments, and dashi ochazuke. Perfectly complemented with sake.
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Ishikawa Sushi Kinari
A Sushi Restaurant Known for Its Unpretentious Hospitality
Located approximately a 14-minute walk from JR Kanazawa Station, this sushi restaurant focuses not on the origin of ingredients but on sourcing the finest produce available each season. Each ingredient is carefully prepared through methods such as salt-curing, kelp-marination, light searing, low-temperature dashi infusion, or aging. The restaurant is known for its sushi made with two types of vinegared rice—"white shari" seasoned with rice vinegar and "red shari" made with red vinegar. The beautifully arranged "neta box (a display case of sushi toppings)," filled with seasonal ingredients selected from across Japan and replaced daily, is a delight to behold. Set inside a renovated machiya townhouse with over 90 years of history, the interior features earthen walls and antique bricks, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere wrapped in natural textures.
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Ishikawa kanazawa food market
A Place to Discover Kanazawa's "Finest Finds"
"kanazawa food market" is a specialty food shop located just outside the east exit of JR Kanazawa Station. Operated by "magazzino38," a store in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, that sells appetizers and homemade cheese, the shop offers a wide range of carefully selected local Ishikawa foods, as well as specially made bento boxes and house-made products such as hand-cut Noto pork pâté de campagne. The bright interior, accented with white and wood-grain tones, includes a comfortable dining area and serves as a convenient stop during train or bus waits, shopping breaks, or moments of relaxation after work.
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Ishikawa Bistro Escaliers
Savor Hokuriku’s Seasonal Flavors at a Kanazawa Bistro
This stylish bistro blends French culinary techniques with local ingredients from Ishikawa Prefecture, such as yellowtail, female snow crab (kobako-gani), and traditional "Kaga vegetables". Dishes are beautifully plated and creatively incorporate Japanese elements like "Ono soy sauce"—a key component in Kaga cuisine—and matcha. The chef curates a thoughtful wine list to pair with the menu, offering perfect matches for dishes such as pâté de campagne and wild game. Renovated and reopened in April 2024, the restaurant features a calm, modern atmosphere where guests can watch the chef at work and fully savor each dish, both visually and in taste.
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Ishikawa Ototoya Kaisen Sakaba / Komatsu station
Enjoy the Finest Morning-Caught Seafood With a Glass of Local Sake
Located just a 2-minute walk from the west exit of JR Komatsu Station, this well-known local izakaya is a favorite spot for enjoying fresh seafood and an impressive selection of Japanese sake. The menu features 35 to 40 varieties of sake at any given time, including both regional labels from Ishikawa Prefecture and selections from across Japan. The fresh catch of the morning is a highlight—seasonal offerings include winter yellowtail from Noto, and sashimi of flying fish, horse mackerel, and filefish in the summer. The counter seating can accommodate five to six guests, but is also ideal for solo diners seeking a quiet moment to savor the flavors of Hokuriku in a relaxed atmosphere.
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Ishikawa Kaganoyu Pudding
Flavors Shaped by the Bathing Traditions of Kaga
This pudding specialty shop is located about a 2-minute walk from JR Kaga Onsen Station. You can enjoy handmade puddings made with ingredients from Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture. The "Awa Pudding," inspired by a bubble bath, is particularly popular for its fluffy, melting texture. With a wide variety of puddings, it's the perfect place for a break or souvenir.
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Ishikawa Charcoal-grilled Yakiniku Misamo
A Rising Restaurant Known for Fresh Beef Tongue and "Kanazawa Reimen"
Located in Katamachi, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, this emerging yakiniku restaurant is licensed to handle raw meat and places thorough emphasis on freshness and quality. The menu includes items such as "Premium Fresh Tongue," served without being frozen from sourcing to presentation, and richly flavored wagyu yukhoe. High-quality wagyu can also be enjoyed at approachable prices through Binchotan charcoal grilling, which brings out the meat's natural flavor. To finish the meal, the original "Kanazawa Chilled Noodles," inspired by techniques from an affiliated ramen restaurant, are recommended, combining the mellow character of kombu-infused water with the refreshing taste of green onion salt broth. The restaurant accommodates a variety of occasions, from casual dining to banquets and romantic dates.
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Ishikawa Kanazawa rich dried sardines pork bone Inoshin
The Ultimate Rich Sardine Ramen Created by the Owner
A restaurant specializing in dried sardines ramen that was opened in 2019 by the owner who has studied and studied extensively. The soup is made with a unique blend of sardines of different sizes and carefully made into a soup that is gentle on the body, without using any additives or chemical seasonings. The highly recommended "Rich Niboshi Tonkotsu Ramen" is the ultimate dish with a perfect balance of the "double soup" of dried sardines and pork bones. In addition, there is the "Tokuno Niboshi Tonkotsu Ramen," which is available in limited quantities and uses the "Ono Soy Sauce," a specialty of Kanazawa, where the bubbly hot water soup clings tightly to the noodles and allows you to enjoy the intense flavor and aroma of the dried sardines. There is also a light version called "Tanrei Niboshi Soy Sauce Ramen."
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Ishikawa Sushi Hachimaru
A Restaurant Where Anyone Can Casually Enjoy Sushi
At "Sushi Hachimaru," guests can fully enjoy seasonal ingredients from Hokuriku. Unlike the izakaya-style locations in Ishikawa , this restaurant features a refined Japanese ambiance. However, the owner strives to maintain a casual atmosphere and pricing, ensuring that even younger or first-time visitors can relax and savor delicious cuisine without hesitation. The welcoming nature of the owner helps put guests at ease, making them want to return with friends or family. With lunch service available and a prime location just a 5-minute walk from JR Kanazawa Station, it is also a convenient stop for travelers.
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Ishikawa Sushi Rekireki Omicho
Local Production for Local Consumption Makes High-Quality Ingredients Available at Reasonable Prices
The restaurant located in Kanazawa's kitchen, Omicho Market, is the second brand of the famous restaurant "Sushi Mitsukawa" in Higashiyama. You can enjoy fresh ingredients and top - notch techniques at a reasonable price. You can enjoy authentic Edomae sushi made with red vinegar sushi rice, which is rare in Kanazawa, and with fresh ingredients purchased from the market. We offer sushi according to the customer's taste, and you can also enjoy Hokuriku's locally produced ingredients and local sake. One of its attractions is its location, where tourists can easily stop by. You can enjoy high - quality sushi without having to strain your shoulders, so you can use it for occasions such as anniversaries or traveling. Why not try the sushi that can only be tasted in Kanazawa?
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Ishikawa Sushi Takamori
Reservation-Only Sushi Restaurant Opening in May 2024
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Ishikawa Sushi Izakaya Raku
A Sushi Bar That Continues the Tradition of Kanazawa City's Popular Conveyor Belt Sushi Restaurant
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Ishikawa The Godburger
A Hamburger with the Rich Aroma of Charcoal
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Ishikawa Noto-mae Sushi to Genshiyaki Sushi Minatozaki
Fresh Noto Seafood Served in a Refined Setting
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Ishikawa Night Cafe Mott.
A Green-Themed Night Parfait to End an Evening in Kanazawa
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Ishikawa Sushi-An
A Sushi Restaurant Valuing Flavor Atmosphere and Hospitality
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Ishikawa Kanazawa Hyakubangai Suehirodo, Anto
A Long-Established Japanese Confectionery Shop Founded in 1867 That Makes the Most of Its Ingredients
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Ishikawa GENNAIO
Italian Dining Showcasing Fresh Local Ingredients
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Ishikawa Monta-Yu Kaga
Sweet Potato Sweets Packed With the Bounty of Kaga
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