[This information is as of April 2025.4.21, XNUMX. Prices and menus may change...

Based on the concept of "delicious, affordable, and comfortable," this is a local seafood restaurant...

Not only fresh and seasonal seafood, but also vegetables and other ingredients are locally sourced.

Founded near Kesennuma Port 50 years ago, this restaurant offers carefully selected fresh local ingredients...

The restaurant offers a wide range of local specialties, including seasonal seafood caught at Kesennuma Fish Market...

[Reservation required by the day before] The Kaiyokan is popular for its delicious food.

For details on the Kesennuma Bonito Festival, click here. Fresh bonito landed for 28 consecutive years...

Bonito is a lively fish that heralds the arrival of summer in the town! Off the coast of Sanriku, where it is fished...

This is a restaurant located within the Hokkori-yu facility. The restaurant focuses on the theme of "health"...

Kesennuma has been the number one city in Japan for fresh bonito landings for 25 consecutive years! Bonito is...

At the roadside station "Otani Kaigan," you can enjoy a meal made with plenty of local ingredients...

We mainly use fresh ingredients from Kesennuma, but we also value the taste of home cooking...

The restaurant is made of wood from the equivalent of two old houses and features thick pillars, creating a relaxed atmosphere.

We have been supported by the local community for 43 years. We are waiting for you with a selection of fresh seafood...

The lunch menu at Nagomi Dokoro Sekai includes a grilled fish set menu that you won't find anywhere else, as well as a women's menu...

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You can casually enjoy the popular shark fin pie soup and shark fin sushi.

A cozy izakaya that mainly uses local Kesennuma ingredients...

The restaurant serves fresh seafood caught at Kesennuma Fish Market.

This seasonal restaurant, unique to Kesennuma, uses an abundance of Sanriku seafood...

Founded in 10, the restaurant offers delicious food, including its signature product, "Golden Sanma"...