Oarai, Ibaraki, Japan｜大洗料理 つかさ

If you’re looking for a nice local traditional style Japanese restaurant, this is your destination. look no further. It was a little late, and I was ready to try some thing other than the touristy over priced seafood shops nearby, so I walked in with my wife. They serve generous course menus for dinners, so I mentioned some limitations for my pregnant wife, and ordered in the dark. I was super surprised with the sheer quality of each individual dishes. The chef was extremely thoughtful of my wife’s health, and improvised some menus on the spot, but all were top-notch quality, amplified by the extraordinary sea produce you get around this area. If you’re traveling and looking for something spontaneous, trust me and walk in. You will be sure to find amazing food, as well as hospitality. I am from Tokyo and it’s quite the gourmet city, but totally up to par.

First visit. I was captivated from the first thrust. delicious! The sashimi is also delicious! Tsukasa's monkfish hotpot was more delicious than any other monkfish hotpot I've ever had. The taste of monkfish hotpot varies depending on the store, and some stores have a fishy smell, but Tsukasa's monkfish hotpot had no fishy smell at all and was very delicious. Definitely going to visit here again!

Reservations are prioritized, and only omakase dishes are available, but up to 3 people can be accommodated on the day. However, the after-party is not allowed. When I write this, it sounds like it's run by a grumpy old man, but the customer service is very polite. You can enjoy cooking with peace of mind. You can enjoy everything from appetizers to small plates, main dishes (monkfish hotpot in winter), and rice porridge to finish. This is a store you'll want to visit every season. There is a wide selection of alcoholic beverages, and you will be satisfied with both food and drink. Thank you for the meal. Sorry to bother you again.