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Where to eat Japanese food in Nanae-cho: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Japanese food in Nanae-cho, Hokkaido, Japan including Gourmet Kaitenzushi Kantaro Goryokaku Park, Uni Murakami Hakodate Honten, Hakodate Seafood Cuisine Kaikobo, Asaichino Ajidokoro Chamu, Hasegawa Store Gyokakuten, Asari Honten, Kantaro Mihara, Katsugyo Ryori Ikasei, Kantaro Ugaura Honten, Gyosanko
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10. Gyosanko
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By ireneteot
Fish hotpot warmed up the chilly November night in Hakodate at this restaurant. The dark slipper fish sashimi is out of the world and really fresh and sweet that I will recommend you try it out! My friend also had the fresh oyster which was fat and juicy. Had the abalone which we opted for the sashimi style but i believe it may be better to have it cooked for more taste and a smoother bite. It was good dinner all in all!
9. Kantaro Ugaura Honten
Overall Ratings
4 based on 145 reviews
Reviewed By poopshooter
Found this place by chance looking for an authentic kaiten style sushi. Located by the sea side with a great view. Parking is available. Crowded during peak times so expect 30 to 50 minutes wait. There are table & sushi bar seating. Prices are reasonable for fresh & high quality sushi. Service is friendly & quick. Some language gaps but manageable.We sat facing the itamae (sushi chefs). Just point to the menu when ordering & they make it fresh. Or take from the conveyor belt which has the popular items. The seafood were really fresh & oh so good. Look out for the platter items on the menu. You get better choices like trio of fish egg or trio of tuna cuts. Able to try more. Prices are denoted by the plate's color ranging from 150 to 550Â¥ if not mistaken. Green tea is complimentary. Once you are done the wait staff will calculate the total & just head to the cashier to settle your bill.Highly recommended. It was a great dinner. Happy we found this place. Will surely return if we visit Hakodate again.
8. Katsugyo Ryori Ikasei
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By AC416-2015
Love the live Octopus. They catch your order of octopus from the tank in front of you, clean them and serve while it is still moving. I never taste octopus that fresh and tasty. Seafood pot is great and service is excellent even they do not have english menu nor speaks english.
7. Kantaro Mihara
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By ming-pong
My son and I always order Aburi Zanmai, lightly toasted Sushinata such as flounder, scallop etc.This Sushi restaurant is far from the JR Hakodate Station but worth a visit. Service is polite.Price is reasonable.
6. Asari Honten
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By Thomas606
We went to the restaurant yesterday, hoping to make a reservation for our group. The owner explained that as it was their peak season, many Japanese would be having their annual family gatherings and company dinner. They were fully booked till the end of the year. He further elaborated that the restaurant only has eight rooms and the seating capacity is limited. After that, the boss was nice enough to come out of the restaurant to direct us to a nearby traditional pastry shop, Sen Shu-an. For us, it was an opportunity missed!
5. Hasegawa Store Gyokakuten
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By ongwl82016
Ordering was easy since they have English menu and instruction, and so was making the payment. But waiting to collect our orders took ages when only one staff was preparing the Yakitori for all the orders that kept coming in even after 8pm.Finally after more than an hour wait we had our 2 set of Jumbo pork and chicken Yakitori with rice collected. Although we were frustrated with the long wait, these simple meals did cool down our displeasure with its mouthwatering smell and looks. Not sure if we were too hungry, this was one of the satisfying and delicious dinner we had at a very reasonable price. Will I come back again if the wait is still so long....hmmm....I guess no since there are many better food around with short waiting time.
4. Asaichino Ajidokoro Chamu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By julianweekes
My wife is Japanese and she'd heard of this place on Japanese web sites. It's a tiny, non-descript fish restaurant in the main fish market next to lots of other similar ones. No reason to choose it if you didn't know! But - I can highly recommend it. Whatever you order comes with about 10 tiny dishes of bits and pieces - fish stew, pickles, miso pastes, etc.... all of which went down well with the sashimi (raw fish) on rice meals that we ordered. The chef/shop owner gave us some extra fish eggs for our 3 year old who wolfed them all down! Friendly atmosphere, no rushing and we took our time. Very nice!
3. Hakodate Seafood Cuisine Kaikobo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By rpver
Kaikobo is a great seafood restaurant is located in the Asaichi - morning-market area. We had a cod tempura dish, hairy crab, oysters, salad, salmon and salmon egg omisubi (rice ball). They also served a tasty appetizer of smoked scallops and egg roll on kelp (kazunoko). All of the dishes were absolutely delicious. We will definitely make a return trip to the restaurant the next time weâre in Hakodate.
2. Uni Murakami Hakodate Honten
Overall Ratings
4 based on 415 reviews
Reviewed By Rurina
I'm Japanese and I know Japanese portions are smaller than of US or elsewhere.Still... The portion is so small that after ordering a sea urchin bowl and two appetizers, we were still very hungry! bill for our lunch came out (3 people and one of them only order scallops/salmon don and no sea urchin) more than $100 to be hungry for lunch....I was really disappointed because I was really looking forward to try this place.Sea urchin quality was good but nothing different from other Hakodate places.I would probably not go back again even though I go to Hakodate often since it's my hometown and my family still live there...Go elsewhere and enjoy same sea urchin....or better buy a box of fresh sea urchin and eat it at home over rice!
1. Gourmet Kaitenzushi Kantaro Goryokaku Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By KieranWee
The food is superb and very reasonably priced. Trust me when I say pricing is reasonable. Unlike some comments I read about how pricy it is etc, probably they are expecting $1 sushi, well I donât think they have that in Japan.For the quality you are getting at this place, the pricing totally reasonably. 3 pax total about SGD$40. Freshness in the sushi brings out the sweetness as well for the sashimi.You can tell the waiter that you want sashimi and not sushi and the chef will do it for youEnglish menu available.Have fun !
