ニナイ
Day Trip: Ninai
Savor authentic Asian fusion dishes with panoramic views of Enoshima and Mount Fuji at Ninai, a seaside restaurant in Kamakura.
Dining
Asian Fusion, Café, Seaside Dining, Kamakura
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Nestled along the scenic Route 134 in Kamakura, Ninai offers a delightful blend of Thai and Vietnamese cuisines, curated by a chef trained in Vietnam's renowned establishments. Opened in December 2022, the restaurant provides a serene dining experience with floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing breathtaking ocean vistas. Guests can enjoy a variety of dishes, including fresh spring rolls, banh mi sandwiches, and flavorful curries, all prepared with locally sourced ingredients. The spacious interior, complemented by outdoor seating, ensures a relaxing ambiance for all patrons.
Facilities & Services
80 seats, including terrace seating with ocean views
Pet-friendly outdoor seating
Non-smoking environment
Free Wi-Fi available
Foot bath seating with views of Mount Fuji
Parking available (1 hour free for purchases over ¥3,000; 2 hours free for purchases over ¥5,000)
Open daily from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM (Food L.O. 8:00 PM; Drink L.O. 8:30 PM)
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