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Savor the specialty Mizutaki and local cuisine made with ingredients from Kyushu in an extraordinary space styled like an old private house.
Mizutaki Zenzai offers the bountiful culinary culture of Kyushu. In particular, Mizutaki (chicken hot pot) is highly recommended for its deep flavors. The staff cooks it right before you, so you can enjoy the aroma and sound of the cooking process. The menu also includes local dishes from various parts of Kyushu, such as "sesame mackerel" and "live squid sashimi directly from Yobuko." In addition, the high-end shochu called 3M (Maou, Moriizo, and Murao) and the sake, changing daily, are also well-reputed. The restaurant's interior is decorated in red and black tones, reminiscent of a nostalgic classic movie. The first floor has casual counter seating, the second has semi-private rooms ideal for dates, anniversaries, and business entertainment, and the third has tatami rooms for large groups, perfect for banquets and family meals. It is a great place to visit in Kyushu for sightseeing or business.
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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
Mizutaki Zenzai
水炊き 善哉
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
092-522-0101All reservations will be accepted via web form to ensure a smooth reservation process.
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Credit Card Accepted
Visa / Master Card
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E-money Payments Accepted
Transportation IC Card / Prepaid IC Card
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QR Code Payments Accepted
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English menu / Late-night service / No smoking / Reservations / Reserved rooms / Tatami room / Kotatsu (heated table) / Counter seating available / course meals / All you can drink / Large cocktail selection / Large shochu selection / Large sake selection / Large wine selection
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