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Reviews on Seafood food in Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan including Marlowe Akiya Honten, Restaurant Don, Sakanayasan no Shinsen Sushi-Go-Round (Kaitensushi) Yokosuka Chuo, Kaneyo Shokudo/Cafe/Art Studio, Hamakura, Hisagozushi, Nigiri Itchou, Nabura, Sushiro Shoppers Plaza Yokosuka, Yokosuka Korahonten
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10. Yokosuka Korahonten
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By AchanAchan
If you like to taste the Japanese typical "Kaiseki" style cuisine with fresh crab or "Matsutake" mushroom, you should come here. As one of the Japanese people, I recommend you enjoy not only the taste itself but also the amazing porcelains as an appearance which are served.There're many kinds of menus. The menu is with pictures so you don't have to worry about the language. The courteaous waiters/waitresses speak only Japanese.If you make a reservation in advance, you can request the private box seat at least for 2 guests with the light door to keep your privacy.The better price for menu is during a lunch time period 11:00-15:00.There's large parking space.I think you can have the awesome experience to eat the Japanese genuine "Kaiseki" dish here.If you mind eating the raw fish, "Sashimi", you'd be better to avoid this restaurant, though.This restaurant is non-smoking.
9. Sushiro Shoppers Plaza Yokosuka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By JonH404
This place was actually a pretty good time. Thereâs a conveyor belt that circulates some basic sushi selections. If you want to order something else they have a touch screen at your table with an English option. After you order your food in comes out on the conveyor belt and your table plays a little song to let you know your order is coming. The sushi was very tasty I recommend the shrimp and avocado roll.
8. Nabura
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By After9
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7. Nigiri Itchou
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By foodiebear808
One of many Conveyor Sushi type/Kaiten Chain restaurants in Yokosuka. This one is located on route 16. 10-15 minutes drive from base. 5 minute walk from Keikyu Otsu station. Shares the same parking lot as Kora Honten, Family Garden & Karubi(Kalbi) House.Nice to pull and and park for free. Kindly greeted and seated. All the tables were full so we sat at the bar. The place is smaller than Hamazushi & Kappa. Seats about half as much customers. Unlike the other area conveyor places, you get to order straight from the chefs and see them make your sushi. There are some on the conveyor but most are made by request. Price ranges from ¥100-800 a plate. English menu available. The sushi was excellent! I enjoy the set with 5 types of fatty tuna for 800 yen. I save the fatty buttery otoro piece last. Melt in your mouth deliciousness! Conger eel is other favorite. Touch screens make it easier to order.
6. Hisagozushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By kuma49
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5. Hamakura
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Hairbear95111
I lived in Japan many years ago as a member of the US Navy. Stationed just a few miles of this restaurant. I had the pleasure of having lunch here. Although they specializes in seafood, I decided to have tempura instead. Nevertheless I had a small portion of fish as a side dish. There is a fish market located directly behind the restaurant. Delightful and very affordable. The service was great and within a few minutes I was enjoying my meal.
4. Kaneyo Shokudo/Cafe/Art Studio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By Michelle C
Really interesting menu, awesome atmosphere inside and outside of what appears to be a tin shack in a sleepy fishing village. I went with a group of 8. There was no way to make a reservation, but we were eventually seated outside at the tables on the beach. As for the menu, there was nothing you could go wrong with. Chipotle chicken was just spicy enough with generous amount of greens and cilantro and a plate of rice to put out the burn. Pork lunch came with a delightful curried mustard and breads. Many drinks were imbibed off their extensive drink menu (apricot wine, umeshu, chu-hai, mojitos), so taking the bus or walking from Maborikaigan station is recommended. We discovered though that they have a really good deal on dessert set for 700 yen which includes a slice of cake and an alcoholic drink from the regular drink menu. (Drinks by themselves were 600yen or more regular price.) No hawks or other large birds thought to take our food, because the friendly Rottweiler in residence became very attached to our tables. I would say this place is dog friendly, since the owner's dog, Kota, didn't seem bothered in the least by the other patron's dogs stepping into her territory, but reserved the right to growl when she was tired of being petted or someone was taking too many pictures without paying in bread. This place has some parking in a sandy lot and does have take out boxes.
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3. Sakanayasan no Shinsen Sushi-Go-Round (Kaitensushi) Yokosuka Chuo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By wanderlustdvm
Love this sushi place. Very affordable. Cold beer. Water and green tea included. Sushi on the go round that you can grab anytime or order from the menu. The spicy charred salmon is to die for! Have been here several times and plan to go anytime I'm nearby!
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2. Restaurant Don
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By AnigmaDaKingsQueen
Came here with my sorority sisters for a going away luncheon. The view of the bay is amazing!!! It was pouring down raining when we went so we couldn't see Fuji. Inspire if that, the food was absolutely amazing!! The best time to go is lunch. Their lunch specials are pretty reasonable. The best one I think is the Blue Crab Pasta.
1. Marlowe Akiya Honten
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By tomoyo8046ot
MARLOWE is located near the Sagami bay. We can see beautiful ocean, sunset, and Mt,Fuji!!! This view is soooo beautiful!!And, their food is good. MARLOWE use natural fish from the Sagami bay, and fresh vegetable from the croft in Miura, Kanagawa. So, their foods are very delicious! I recomenned "seafood salad". This is hearty meal!And, their pudding is VERY famous!!! In fact, this pudding get the NO.1 of the ranking,"popularity of Back-oder" from NIKKEI news paper. There are many kinds of pudding, so you can enjoy tasting a number of times!!
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