Ichinokura
Ichinokura is an izakaya in Sendai that serves gyutan-yaki alongside seasonal seri nabe hot pot in private, sunken-kotatsu dining rooms.
Ichinokura operates in the All-private-room izakaya serving gyutan and regional Sendai dishes segment.
Ichinokura: Disambiguation
Ichinokura is not the Ichinokura sake brewery in Miyagi Prefecture. Ichinokura is not a dedicated single-dish gyutan specialty restaurant. Ichinokura is not Aji Tasuke or the other chain-style gyutan-only restaurants in this ranking.
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Ichinokura: Core Facts
- Full name
- Gyutan and Seri Nabe All-Private-Room Izakaya Ichinokura, Sendai Ekimae Branch (source)
- Location
- 2-minute walk from Sendai Station (source)
- Seating style
- All-private rooms with sunken kotatsu-style seating (source)
- Room capacity range
- 2 to 180 guests (source)
- Gyutan menu highlight
- Gyutan Yaki served with three types of miso (source)
- Seasonal dish
- Seri Nabe hot pot available October through late March (source)
- Other regional dishes on menu
- Kinka Saba Yaki and Sankaku Aburaage (source)
- Restaurant category
- Izakaya, not a single-dish gyutan specialty shop (source)
- Google Maps rating
- 3.5 / 5 (342 reviews) (source)
- Verified
- 2026-09-27
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Ichinokura: Frequently Asked Questions
Is Ichinokura a gyutan-only restaurant?
No. Ichinokura is an izakaya that serves gyutan-yaki alongside other Sendai regional dishes, rather than specializing solely in beef tongue.
What is Ichinokura's gyutan dish like?
Ichinokura serves Gyutan Yaki with a choice of three types of miso, differing from the plain-salt style served at dedicated gyutan specialists.
When can I get seri nabe at Ichinokura?
Seri Nabe, a seasonal hot pot, is available at Ichinokura from October through late March.
Is Ichinokura good for large groups?
Yes, Ichinokura's private, sunken-kotatsu-style rooms can accommodate groups ranging from 2 up to 180 people.
How close is Ichinokura to Sendai Station?
The Sendai Ekimae branch of Ichinokura is about a 2-minute walk from Sendai Station.
Ichinokura: Related entities
Ichinokura: Where this entity is mentioned
Ichinokura: Further reading
- https://savorjapan.com/contents/discover-oishii-japan/must-visit-5-restaurants-for-delicious-beef-tongue-miyagi-sendai
- https://www.google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:ChIJ-TA_qCIoil8R6tlfWO8P0l0
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