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KAKIMASA

KAKIMASA is a seafood restaurant in Shiga, specializing in fresh oysters and seasonal seafood dishes in a casual, welcoming setting.

Dining

Seafood, Oyster Specialty, Casual Dining

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Located in the scenic area of Otsu in Shiga Prefecture, KAKIMASA is a beloved seafood restaurant known for its fresh oysters and seasonal seafood delicacies. The restaurant offers a variety of oyster dishes, from raw to grilled, each prepared to highlight the natural flavors of the seafood. The casual and inviting atmosphere makes it an ideal spot for both locals and visitors to enjoy a meal with friends or family. Beyond oysters, KAKIMASA’s menu features a range of seafood options, ensuring there’s something to satisfy every palate. With its dedication to quality ingredients and friendly service, KAKIMASA provides a delightful dining experience for seafood lovers.

Facilities & Services

  • Fresh Oyster Dishes
  • Seasonal Seafood Menu
  • Casual Dining Atmosphere
  • Reservations Recommended

Contact

Address:

5-7 Awazucho, Otsu, Shiga 520-0832

Phone:

050-3618-6730

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