寿し鶴壽庵
Sushi Kakujuan
An intimate sushi restaurant in Fukuoka's Hakata Ward, offering meticulously crafted omakase courses that highlight seasonal ingredients.
Dining
Japanese Cuisine, Seafood, Sushi, Omakase
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Sushi Kakujuan, located just a two-minute walk from Gofukumachi Station, provides a serene dining experience where guests can savor the artistry of traditional sushi. The restaurant offers three omakase courses: 'Yukiyanagi,' 'Ebine,' and 'Daikagura,' each featuring a selection of seasonal dishes curated by the chef. The menu is thoughtfully designed to accommodate various dietary preferences, including vegan options. The establishment boasts a minimalist interior with counter seating and three private rooms, making it suitable for both casual dining and formal occasions.
Facilities & Services
Operating Hours: Monday to Saturday: 5:30 PM – 11:00 PM (Last order at 10:00 PM); Closed on Sundays.
Reservations: Required and can be made via phone or online.
Seating Capacity: Accommodates up to 24 guests, with counter seating and three private rooms.
Smoking Policy: Completely non-smoking; however, smoking is permitted in VIP rooms.
Family-Friendly: Suitable for families; private rooms are available for group dining.
Accessibility: The restaurant is equipped to accommodate guests with mobility challenges.
Parking: Available; please contact the restaurant for details.
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