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Japanese regional restaurant in Fujikawaguchiko, Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi
What should I order at Sanrokuen?
What to order
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Houtou Noodles
Recommended for being a comforting Yamanashi local specialty, with reviewers specifically calling it a must-try at the end of the meal and praising how satisfying it was.
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Fresh Fish
Mentioned repeatedly as a standout item because it was extremely fresh, flavorful, and often described as the best part of the robatayaki/BBQ experience.
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Seafood Skewers
Frequently praised for freshness and taste, with reviewers highlighting squid, salmon, prawn, scallops, and other seafood cooked over charcoal as delicious.
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Beef Skewers
Recommended by multiple diners who enjoyed the beef’s flavor and quality, often noting it as one of the best meat options on the grill.
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Pork Skewers
Included in positive comments as part of the grilled set, with reviewers saying the pork skewers were delicious and worked well with the charcoal-grilling style.
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Fried Rice
One reviewer specifically praised the fried rice for its smoky taste, making it a memorable and satisfying part of the meal combo.
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Ramen
Recommended as part of a combo set, with the broth and noodles described as rich, flavorful, and very satisfying.
Details
Location
3370-1 Funatsu, Fujikawaguchiko, Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi, 401-0301, JP
Open in Google MapsHours
| Monday | 11 AM to 5:30 PM |
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| Tuesday | 11 AM to 5:30 PM |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 11 AM to 5:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM to 5:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM to 5:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM to 5:30 PM |
About Sanrokuen
Sanrokuen is a Japanese regional restaurant in Fujikawaguchiko, Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi. It serves barbecue, hoto noodle, kushiyaki, yakitori, and other Japanese regional dishes. Reviews consistently praise the traditional atmosphere, including the old folk house setting and irori charcoal hearth, along with the fresh ingredients and friendly service. Many guests also mention the experience of grilling food themselves and enjoying local specialties like hoto noodles.
Amenities
Service options
- Onsite services
- Dine-in
Highlights
- Fireplace
Popular for
- Lunch
- Dinner
Offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer
- Coffee
- Private dining room
Dining options
- Dessert
- Seating
- Table service
Amenities
- Restroom
Atmosphere
- Cozy
Crowd
- Groups
- Tourists
Planning
- Lunch reservations recommended
- Dinner reservations recommended
- Accepts reservations
Payments
- au PAY
- Credit cards
- dBarai
- Debit cards
- NFC mobile payments
- PayPay
- Rakuten Pay
Children
- Good for kids
Parking
- Free parking lot
- On-site parking
- Usually plenty of parking
Frequently asked
What is Sanrokuen known for?
Sanrokuen is best known for its irori charcoal-hearth robatayaki, where diners grill skewers of fish and meat in a 150-year-old traditional Japanese house. Reviewers also consistently mention the Yamanashi specialty hōtō noodles as a must-try finish to the meal.
What dishes are most recommended at Sanrokuen?
Reviewers most often highlight hōtō noodles, beef, fish cake, fish skewers, and seafood or meat barbecue sets. Several guests also mention freshly made udon, fried rice with a raw egg on top, and a bowl of hoto as a satisfying combination.
What is the atmosphere like at Sanrokuen?
The vibe is cozy, historic, and a little smoky, with seating around a charcoal hearth in an old Japanese folk house. It suits groups and tourists well, and reviewers say it works for relaxed chatting, family meals, and even business discussions.
Is Sanrokuen good value, and what is the price range?
Sanrokuen is listed at ¥3,000–8,000, and reviewers describe it as a bit pricey for the food but worth it for the experience and generous portions. Some also note that a lighter order or a single set can be enough, while others mention very satisfying meals around 2,000 yen for simpler dishes like ramen and a combo set.
Do you need a reservation or should you plan ahead?
Yes, reservations are recommended for both lunch and dinner, and reviewers say the restaurant is often booked weeks in advance. Peak times can also bring waiting, so it is better to plan ahead if you want the full irori and robatayaki experience.
Is parking available at Sanrokuen?
Yes. Free parking lot, On-site parking, Usually plenty of parking is available.
Is Sanrokuen kid-friendly?
Yes, Sanrokuen is good for kids.
