Zeniya

27,720 JPY 〜
/ Guest
  • Anniversary Services

  • English Speaking Staff

Experience the unforgettable hospitality and taste of Kanazawa’s four-seasons at this world gourmet guide awarded restaurant.

A 3-minute walk from Kanazawa’s Katamachi intersection, and just a street away from Saigawa River, Nihonryori Zeniya holds world gourmet guide award and is a “must-visit” in the area. Kanazawa is an area of Japan blessed with an abundance of natural ingredients which allows Nihonryori Zeniya to offer a truly seasonal experience - for lunch or dinner - all year round.

Zeniya’s owner-chef, Mr Shinichiro Takagi, personally visits the local markets to ensure that only the highest quality ingredients reach his tables. While the menu retains an air of tradition throughout, dishes also incorporate innovative ideas and approaches to ensure that they match what customers are looking for.

In order to further enrich the traditional feeling within the restaurant, local wares such as Wajima lacquered goods and Kutani-yaki porcelain are used. Along with the inclusion of local art pieces, guests can feel Kanazawa’s cultural importance emanating from all around them.

Zeniya’s signature dish is without a doubt the abalone steak based on a recipe passed down from the previous generation. The abalone is stewed for at least 10 hours to create a uniquely soft texture in this specialty dish. Please be aware that advance reservations are required to have this included within your meal.

The restaurant has 6 private rooms of various sizes with several different seating options including regular western-style chairs and traditional “Horigotatsu” sunken-floor options. It is possible to host small groups up to a maximum of 25 members. One of the most popular booking options, however, is the counter seats which allows diners to converse with Chef Takagi while watching him work his magic.

After training at the prestigious Kyoto Kitcho restaurant, Chef Shinichiro Takagi returned home to take over Nihonryouri Zeniya from his parents along with younger brother, and current general chef, Jiro Takagi. Chef Shinichiro Takagi is often invited to restaurants and hotels around the world to introduce his unique style of Kanazawa-cuisine and takes great pride in seeing people from all around the world appreciate his dishes. Chef Takagi strongly believes that keeping a primary focus on locally-sourced ingredients from around Kanazawa helps to keep a consistent link to both traditional and quality. He hopes that everyone who encounters this unique cuisine will feel the same way.

Featured: Best Restaurants Delicious Japanese Crab-Bites!

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
* The availability of an English version of this page does not guarantee that the restaurant can provide services in English unless otherwise stated. Please be aware that, even if stated, there may still be days when English speaking staff are unavailable.

【Access】
■JR Hokuriku Line (Maibara - Toyama) “Kanazawa Station” 10 minutes by car
■JR Hokoriku Shinkansen “Kanazawa Station” 10 minutes by car

Access

Recommendation(39)

  • 40's

    Date of Visit: 2/2023
    今回も、素晴らしい時間を過ごす事が出来 ありがとうございました。 連れも大変満足しておりました。 また、今後友宜しくお願いいたします。
    Number of visits: 2+Purpose: Date
  • 50's

    Date of Visit: 12/2022
    今年1番の立派な蟹でした。 女将の対応も素晴らしく、お味も最高てした。来年もまた来たいと思います。
    Number of visits: OnePurpose: With friend
  • 60's

    Date of Visit: 12/2022
    この度も大変お世話になりました。 お料理、お給仕のサ-ビスも前回同様に素晴らしく最高の一時でした。 有難うございました。
    Number of visits: OnePurpose: With family

FAQ

Courses

Dinner
【Private Room】Omakase Kaiseki Course B
27,720 JPY / Guest
Dinner
【Chef's Table】Chef's Choice Kaiseki Course E
39,600 JPY / Guest
Dinner
【Private Room】Chef's Choice Kaiseki Course E
40,920 JPY / Guest

Information

Name

Zeniya [日本料理 銭屋]

Cuisine Type

Japanese, Kaiseki, Washoku

Opening hours

Dinner: 17:30~18:30(opening hours)

Holidays

No fixed holiday

Access

2-29-7, Katamachi, Kanazawa, Ishikawa

Reservation

×
Zeniya [日本料理 銭屋]
Kanazawa/Toyama/Hokuriku
Reservation