Toba, Mie, Japan｜スギムラ水産

Reservations are required, but even if it's raining or windy on the day you book, you can eat there without worry. There is a large parking lot (gravel area) about 50m from the store, so be sure to bring an umbrella on rainy days. If you're grilling it yourself, you can use a gas stove, so unlike wood, you won't get sore eyes from the smoke, and it's easy to adjust the heat. The all-you-can-eat grilled and steamed oysters at reasonable prices and a location that is not affected by the weather are quite attractive. You may bring in drinks (alcoholic beverages not allowed) and seasonings (ponzu sauce, etc.). However...it might be a good idea to bring a saucer (about 15 cm), as it will come in handy in many ways.

I had a lot of fun eating oysters today too! I enjoyed eating oysters in full season. It's a spacious and fun space where you can really relax and spend time! We look forward to using you next season!

This time, I visited Sugimura Suisan in Uramura on the Meitetsu Dragons Pack bus tour. It's my first time eating all-you-can-eat oysters, so I can't eat all that much oysters, can I? I thought, but first grated oysters were served and grilled oysters were set on the gas stove. There was a large pot full of steamed oysters until the grilled oysters were ready. Fried oysters, oyster rice, and oyster miso soup are also served. Oyster rice is free to refill. I was happy with the service. The baked oysters were very delicious, although there were some oysters that were a little burnt because I didn't know how they were baked at first. Grilled oysters can also be freely brought and grilled. You can also eat raw oysters for 100 yen each, and you can enjoy it with lemon juice. You can enjoy oysters to your heart's content. The people in the store were very kind and the store was clean and I was satisfied. Next time I would like to come personally instead of on a bus tour.