Japanese cuisineIzakayaSeafoodKaiseki (multi-course Japanese cuisine)Hokutetsukanazawa Station26 min walk
Shogyo-tei
松魚亭
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- Dishes
- Address
- 3-4-45 Kannonmachi, Kanazawa-shi, Ishikawa 920-0838, Japan
Address in Japanese: 石川県金沢市観音町3-4-45
- Nearest station
- Hokutetsukanazawa Station26 min walk (2016 m)
- Phone
- 050-3155-1010
- Budget
- Lunch
- ¥3,000–¥3,999
- Dinner
- ¥8,000–¥9,999
- Reservations
- Reservations accepted
- Payment
- Credit cardAccepted(VISA, Mastercard, JCB, American Express)
- E-moneyNot accepted
- QR code paymentAccepted(PayPay, d Barai, Rakuten Pay, au PAY)
- Seats
- 210 seats
- Counter seats
- Table seats
- Semi-private room
- Private room
- Tatami room
- Horigotatsu (sunken kotatsu)
- Smoking
- Non-smoking
- Parking
- Yes
- Accessibility
- Yes
- Private hire
- Not available
- Opened
- June 1982
Opening hours
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| Wed | Closed |
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Opening hours and closing days may change. Please check with the restaurant before visiting.
Features & facilities
- Private rooms
- Open for lunch
Map & access
3-4-45 Kannonmachi, Kanazawa-shi, Ishikawa 920-0838, Japan
Address in Japanese: 石川県金沢市観音町3-4-45
Reservations & other sites
- Reserve on Ikyu RestaurantJapanese only
- Reserve on Tabelog
- Reserve on HitosaraJapanese only
- Reserve on TableCheckJapanese only
- Reserve on PayPay GourmetJapanese only
- Reserve on AutoReserve
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