Ajiraku Yumeri

味楽 ゆめり

Help desk
050-2030-4678 (+81-50-2030-4678)

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076-255-3999 (+81-76-255-3999)
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A well-known restaurant using hometown connections to procure fresh seafood and local sake (Japanese alcohol) from Okunoto.

Making full use of the fact that it started out in Noto’s Ushitsu area, “Ajiraku Yumeri” sources its seafood in a unique way. This restaurant was founded with the desire to offer the freshest, most delicious food. The “Sashimi (sliced raw fish) Platter” on any given day is glistening and alluring, piled with rockfish, flounder, whale, tilefish, Japanese amberjack, whelks, and mackerel all fished that day from Noto. The fish, which are auctioned off at 7 each morning at Ushitsu fishing harbor are delivered to the restaurant in time for service that day, and promptly prepared. To go along with the seafood is local sake (Japanese alcohol) sourced from five distilleries. The owner loves the place where he was born and is captivated by the local foodstuffs. If you’re looking for somewhere to enjoy seafood in Kanazawa, look no further than this restaurant, brimming with love for its hometown.

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  • English menu

  • English-speaking staff

  • Free Wi-Fi

  • Lunch

  • Late-night service

  • No smoking

  • Special dietary requests

  • Western cutlery

Ajiraku Yumeri

味楽 ゆめり

Help desk

050-2030-4678 (+81-50-2030-4678)

Shop

076-255-3999 (+81-76-255-3999)

All reservations will be accepted via web form to ensure a smooth reservation process.

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Access
From Kanazawa Station (JR Hokuriku Main Line), walk 5 minutes to the south side of the Rifare Building.
Cuisine
Japanese / General, Japanese / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood, Japanese / Cookshop / Japanese,Japanese
Open
[Weekdays, Saturday, National Holidays, Day before National Holidays] 6:00 pm - 11:00 pm (L.O. 10:30 pm)
Closed
Sunday
Average price
4,000 JPY
Address
1-3-33 Hon-machi, Kanazawa, Ishikawa map
Address (for taxi driver)
石川県金沢市本町1-3-33
English services
Unknown.
Notation based on the Act on Specified Commercial Transactions Japanese

Japanese Dining Etiquette