Enjoy a variety of dishes at a Japanesque Ryoutei

A wide-ranging menu from authentic Japanese food to Western-style cooking, and an array of local sake.

Pass through the impressively neon entrance, and you will find an establishment with a Japanesque space, welcoming you with a large ukiyo-e print in front of you. The wide-ranging menu of this Ryoutei, a traditional Japanese restaurant, has a selection ranging from authentic Japanese dishes such as sushi and tempura, to Western-style cooking, including pasta and pizza. It also has a full array of local sake from all 32 brewers in Okayama – more than 50 varieties. The sushi chef painstakingly turns the fresh fish bought at the morning market each day into sushi and sashimi, and there is counter seating where you can view the master at work. All rooms are private, so you can also enjoy your meal without any constraints.(This information is as of June 2019)

Ryoutei Tamachi Branch

Visitors are welcomed by a dramatic ukiyo-e in the entranceway

Ryoutei Tamachi Branch

Counter seating where you can see the sushi chefs preparing food

Ryoutei Tamachi Branch

10 Pieces of Nigiri Sushi: 1,620 yen. There are different varieties depending on the season

Tempura Combination Platter: 1,069 yen. A line-up of seasonal vegetable and seafood tempura

Ryoutei Tamachi Branch

Sashimi of the Day, Serving with 5 Varieties: 1,393 yen

Ryoutei Tamachi Branch
Ryoutei Tamachi Branch
Ryoutei Tamachi Branch

The staff welcome you with brilliant smiles

Ryoutei Tamachi Branch
Ryoutei Tamachi Branch
Address
1-6-19 Tamachi, Kita-ku, Okayama City, Okayama [Map]
TEL
+81-86-233-3959
Open
17:00-24:00 (Last Order: 23:00) * 23:30 last orders for drinks only
Closed
None
Seats
160
Parking
None
Access
12 minutes’ walk from JR Okayama Station
Credit card
Accepted
URL
Website

MAP

Features

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Themes

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