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Ishikawa Mashiba, Noto Beef
A New Specialty Celebrating Kanazawa’s Unique Food Culture
A meat restaurant in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture. The charcoal-grilled marbled loin and thigh meat of "Noto beef" can be enjoyed in a variety of ways, paired with the local rice "Hyakumangoku," including salt, homemade soy sauce, your favorite condiments, and dashi ochazuke. Perfectly complemented with sake.
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Ishikawa Kanazawa rich dried sardines pork bone Inoshin
The Ultimate Rich Sardine Ramen Created by the Owner
A restaurant specializing in dried sardines ramen that was opened in 2019 by the owner who has studied and studied extensively. The soup is made with a unique blend of sardines of different sizes and carefully made into a soup that is gentle on the body, without using any additives or chemical seasonings. The highly recommended "Rich Niboshi Tonkotsu Ramen" is the ultimate dish with a perfect balance of the "double soup" of dried sardines and pork bones. In addition, there is the "Tokuno Niboshi Tonkotsu Ramen," which is available in limited quantities and uses the "Ono Soy Sauce," a specialty of Kanazawa, where the bubbly hot water soup clings tightly to the noodles and allows you to enjoy the intense flavor and aroma of the dried sardines. There is also a light version called "Tanrei Niboshi Soy Sauce Ramen."
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Ishikawa Pan Azumaya Ekimae Flagship Restaurant
Long-Established Bakery Loved Across Ishikawa for 73 Years
A long-established bakery located approximately a 6-minute walk from JR Komatsu Station, offering a selection of nostalgic breads and Western-style sweets. The signature "White Sand" remains unchanged since its debut, from its retro-style packaging to the cream and bread, and has long been cherished as a local favorite in Komatsu City, Ishikawa. Other notable items include "sand bread," "brain bread," and the character collaboration "Pompompurin bread." The bakery also features "Jiwamon bread" made with local ingredients such as Rokujou barley from Komatsu. Cakes and baked goods are also available, suitable for takeout or enjoying in the eat-in space.
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Ishikawa Choco Tea
Croissant Taiyaki and Dog Café in Kanazawa City
"Choco Tea" is located in the center of Kanazawa City, Ishikawa, within walking distance of tourist spots such as Oyama Shrine and Kanazawa Castle. A café with an attached croissant taiyaki shop, where dogs are welcome inside. In the white-based interior with a warm wooden feel, you can leisurely enjoy acai bowls, pasta, soup, and sweets. The signature croissant taiyaki comes in a wide variety of flavors, and this shop also offers unique flavors using ingredients from Ishikawa. Ideal for enjoying while strolling through Kanazawa or for a relaxing cafe stop during a sightseeing break-perfect for a variety of occasions.
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Ishikawa Horita PICNIC
Casual Moments with Family and Friends, Free from Formality
A long-established greengrocer in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, has opened a takeout shop inside "Uchinada Sunset Park Roadside Station (Michi-no-Eki)", offering snacks, sweets, and cakes. Based on the concept of “casual outings with family and friends, and relaxed meals free from formalities," the shop brings a more approachable and everyday-friendly atmosphere with its cozy, casual interior—while still drawing on the expertise of a long-established store.
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Ishikawa Sushi Kinari
A Sushi Restaurant Known for Its Unpretentious Hospitality
Located approximately a 14-minute walk from JR Kanazawa Station, this sushi restaurant focuses not on the origin of ingredients but on sourcing the finest produce available each season. Each ingredient is carefully prepared through methods such as salt-curing, kelp-marination, light searing, low-temperature dashi infusion, or aging. The restaurant is known for its sushi made with two types of vinegared rice—"white shari" seasoned with rice vinegar and "red shari" made with red vinegar. The beautifully arranged "neta box (a display case of sushi toppings)," filled with seasonal ingredients selected from across Japan and replaced daily, is a delight to behold. Set inside a renovated machiya townhouse with over 90 years of history, the interior features earthen walls and antique bricks, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere wrapped in natural textures.
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Ishikawa Kaganoyu Pudding
Flavors Shaped by the Bathing Traditions of Kaga
This pudding specialty shop is located about a 2-minute walk from JR Kaga Onsen Station. You can enjoy handmade puddings made with ingredients from Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture. The "Awa Pudding," inspired by a bubble bath, is particularly popular for its fluffy, melting texture. With a wide variety of puddings, it's the perfect place for a break or souvenir.
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Ishikawa Noto-mae Sushi to Genshiyaki Sushi Minatozaki
Fresh Noto Seafood Served in a Refined Setting
Located in Katamachi, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa, "Noto-mae Sushi to Genshiyaki Sushi Minatozaki" offers a refined setting with a traditional Japanese atmosphere, where seafood from the waters near Noto, selected through expert discernment, is served through preparations such as "Noto-mae Sushi" and "Genshiyaki." The sushi rice, crafted by skilled chefs, is seasoned with aromatic red vinegar to enhance the flavor of the toppings, pairing well with drinks such as sake and craft beer. Seafood and meat, slowly grilled over the irori hearth at the center of the restaurant, bring out a concentrated depth of flavor. In Kanazawa, a city where traditional Japanese culture remains deeply rooted, the restaurant presents the appeal of regional cuisine through carefully prepared dishes.
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Ishikawa Sushi-An
A Sushi Restaurant Valuing Flavor Atmosphere and Hospitality
Located in a quiet residential area of Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, this sushi restaurant welcomes guests with a Kaga Yuzen panel at the entrance that sets an elegant tone. Relaxed dining can be enjoyed at the Japanese cypress counter or in spacious private rooms. Served on Bizen ware plates, the sushi reflects the craftsmanship and aesthetic sensibility of the brother chefs, making the restaurant well-suited to anniversaries and moments during a journey.
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Ishikawa Kanazawa Hyakubangai Odenyama - san
Enjoy Our Signature Salty Oden and Delicious Sake
Odenyama - san is located in Hyakubangai, a shopping mall directly connected to Kanazawa Station. Established in 1953, it has a long history and is known for its salty soup stock, which is so light and delicious that you can drink it all down, which is rare even in the local area. Fish dishes and offal stews are also popular.
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Ishikawa Sushi Hachimaru
A Restaurant Where Anyone Can Casually Enjoy Sushi
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Ishikawa Sushi Takamori
Reservation-Only Sushi Restaurant Opening in May 2024
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Ishikawa Patisserie & Parlor Horita 205
Savor Seasonal Fruits and Vegetables Handpicked by a Greengrocer
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Ishikawa Greengrocer’s Parlor Horita 205
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Available
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Ishikawa Kanazawa Hyakubangai Suehirodo, Anto
A Long-Established Japanese Confectionery Shop Founded in 1867 That Makes the Most of Its Ingredients
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Ishikawa Machi Sushi Ichimonme Kanazawa Ekimae
An Authentic Edomae Sushi Restaurant for Casual Visits
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