Nanamagari Japanese Restaurant

Northern Ibaraki

Daigo Town

Japanese Food

Nanamagari serves a range of classic Japanese dishes, including seafood. However, the real specialty here is shamo, a wildfowl local to the northern Ibaraki area.
The "shamo suki" hotpot is a great way to try this wildfowl. This hearty dish features shamo meat simmered alongside green onions and konnyaku (devil's tongue).

Information

Address: 3504-1 Shimonomiya, Daigo Town, Kuji-gun, Ibaraki
Business Hours: 11:00～15:00 17:00～21:00
Closed Tuesdays
Website: http://www.7.ocn.ne.jp/~nanamaga/
Contact: TEL: 029-572-5391
Price Range: Shamo Suki Hotpot 2800 yen (serves 2-3 people)

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Yamaki is a kappo-style restaurant that was established over 70 years ago. At the restaurant, you can enjoy exquisite dishes made with Okukuji Shamo, a premium local chicken brand.

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