Harajuku Kakiya Tokyo Seafood
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Booking
Walk-ins welcome
English
Some English
Serves
Japanese Seafood
What to know
Harajuku Kakiya Tokyo Seafood offers a deep dive into Japanese seafood, with a particular emphasis on oysters prepared in diverse styles. Diners can explore a range of raw oysters, such as the Hokkaido Shuho and Itoshima Milk, alongside cooked preparations like crispy Kaki Fry, delicate Mushigaki (steamed oysters), and savory Yakigaki (grilled oysters). Beyond its oyster specialties, the menu thoughtfully includes a vibrant Seafood Bowl (Kaisen Mori) and a rich Beef Tongue Stew (Gyutan no Nitayatsu), providing appealing alternatives for those seeking variety. The restaurant's counter-focused setting creates an intimate atmosphere where the culinary artistry takes center stage. Enhance your visit by taking advantage of weekday happy hour from 3 PM to 7 PM for discounted drinks. A unique touch is the Shibazuke-infused tartar sauce accompanying the fried oysters, and the charming cat-shaped soy sauce dispenser adds a playful element to the dining experience. For an refined flavor profile, remember to request dashi broth when ordering the seafood bowl, a local tip that truly enhances the dish.
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Before you go
- Visit during happy hour (weekdays 3 PM - 7 PM) for discounted drinks.
- Ask for dashi broth with the seafood bowl.
- Be aware that lunch menu includes non-oyster dishes like meat bowls and fried items.
Common questions
Do I need a reservation?
The restaurant is walk-in friendly.
What are some recommended dishes?
Specialties include raw oysters like Hokkaido Shuho and Itoshima Milk, fried oysters (Kaki Fry) with Shibazuke-infused tartar sauce, steamed oysters (Mushigaki), grilled oysters (Yakigaki), and the Seafood Bowl (Kaisen Mori).
Are there any special offers?
Visit during happy hour on weekdays from 3 PM to 7 PM for discounted drinks.
What should I know about the lunch menu?
The lunch menu includes non-oyster dishes, such as meat bowls and fried items.