Hamazen Seafood Restaurant

Northern Ibaraki

Japanese Food

Hamazen uses freshly caught seafood from the nearby fishing port. Visit during the winter months to taste the area's most famous dish: anglerfish hotpot.
Hamazen uses locally produced agricultural and seafood products from Ibaraki Prefecture.
The restaurant is also available for events, parties, and meetings. Please get in touch for more information.

Information

Address: 2F Hitachi Osakana Centre, 5779-24 Minatocho, Hitachi City
Access: By public transport: 10-minute bus ride from Omika Station on the JR Joban Line. From Omika Station, take the Hitachi Dentetsu Bus bound for Kuji Community Center. Get off at the Kuji Community Center.
Business Hours: Business Hours
Weekday Lunch: 11:00-15:00 (Last order 14:30)
Weekday Dinner: 17:00-20:30
Weekends & National Holidays: 11:00-20:30 (Last order 20:00)
Closed January 1st and 2nd
Website: http://aster-kk.co.jp/hamazen/
Contact: TEL: 0294-54-1919
Parking: 200 parking spots

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