Kinoene omoya is a charming restaurant located in Shisui Town, Inba District, Chiba Prefecture.
 It is conveniently situated about a 10-minute walk from Nishi-Shisui Station and just a 5-minute drive from the Shisui IC on the Higashi-Kanto Expressway.
 The establishment has been renovated from a centuries-old sake brewery's main house, allowing visitors to enjoy the historic building and the beautiful garden that welcomes them.
 Inside, there are 35 seats arranged to create a serene atmosphere for enjoying meals.
This restaurant offers a diverse array of dishes that allow you to experience the changing seasons of Japan.
 One of the most popular options is the Matsukado bento-style offerings, where each dish is meticulously plated, making for a visually appealing and delicious dining experience.
 The unlimited servings of takikomi gohan (seasoned rice) and fresh seafood sashimi are also highly regarded.
 For sake enthusiasts, there is an excellent selection of directly sourced sake from the brewery, with high-quality options such as daiginjo that pair beautifully with the dishes.
The chefs at Kinoene omoya are committed to choosing their ingredients carefully, skillfully bringing out the natural flavors of each element.
 Therefore, every bite offers a rich taste and texture to savor.
 Each meticulously crafted Japanese dish warms the heart and is perfect for sharing special moments with loved ones.
In addition to the excellent cuisine, the attentive service provided by the staff has also received high praise from visitors.
 The comfortable atmosphere and thoughtful attention to detail allow many guests to relax and enjoy a lavish time.
We invite you to visit this wonderful old-style restaurant.
 You can indulge in delicious food and sake in a unique setting that offers a special experience like no other.
 Anime awaits you at Kinoene omoya.

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