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An adult's hideout nestled in a back alley. Enjoy Italian cuisine, expressing the four seasons of Japan with carefully selected wines.
The Ristorante Tsurunosou is secretly tucked away in a narrow alley in Nishi-Nakasu. It is a quiet hideaway where adults can relax without feeling formal or self-conscious. The restaurant's name comes from the ryotei (Japanese-style restaurant) "Tsurunosou," run by the grandmother of the owner-sommelier, Mr. Isao Harada. Inheriting the spirit of the previous generation, he teamed up with Chef Mr.Kiyochika Tahara to open the restaurant. The first floor is a restaurant with the basic theme of white walls, wood, and stone. The restaurant uses Japanese tableware to serve Italian cuisine that delicately expresses the four seasons of Japan. The chef's sensibility is reflected in every dish, which is innovative yet comforting. The Italian wines that complement the delicious flavors are also excellent. The second floor has a bar, where you can enjoy a relaxing drink in a luxurious atmosphere after dinner. You can use the bar only and spend quality time.
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English menu
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English-speaking staff
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Free Wi-Fi
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Lunch
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Late-night service
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No smoking
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Special dietary requests
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Western cutlery
Ristorante Tsurunosou
リストランテ 鶴ノ荘
Help desk
Savor Japan help desk can help English-speaking foreign visitors in Japan communicate with restaurants and make reservations between 9:00 am and 9:00 pm (Japan time. This is not a toll-free number).
050-2030-4678
Shop
092-791-9120All reservations will be accepted via web form to ensure a smooth reservation process.
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Credit Card Accepted
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QR Code Payments Accepted
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English menu / Free Wi-Fi / Lunch / Late-night service / No smoking / Western cutlery / Reservations / Counter seating available / Sommelier/wine steward / course meals / Large wine selection
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