Japanese Restaurants in Warsaw
Restauracja Japońska Inaba
Address: Ulica Nowogrodzka 84 / 86.
Tel: +48 (22) 6225955/6225956
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The restaurant opened its doors in 1998. It is located very close to Sobieski hotel, at the intersection of three streets: Nowogrodzka, Koszykowa and Raszyńska. Although in a busy part of town, the restaurant allows for a short escape from the hustle and bustle of the city life.
The interior decor expresses the simplicity and style found in a real Japanese house, and the dishes served convey the atmosphere of the land of cherry blossom. It is a good place for every occassion: quick lunch, business meeting, dinner with friends or any other special events.
The restaurant took its name from two Chinese ideograms that occur in Japanese script. The first sign means ina and symbolizes Japan. The other (ba or, more approximately, ha) would designate the first element of the Japanese word haran, i.e. Poland.
Inaba serves traditional Japanese cuisine which is under the care of two people: Mr. Koichiro Iwasaki - the owner, and the restaurant’s chef. We wish to introduce to you the taste of everyday Japanese food through our menu choices, and also we would like that the restaurant, whose name associates the two countries, will help to promote Japanese culture in Poland.
Our waiting staff will do their best to make your time enjoyable and, as far as possible, they will disclose the secrets of this exotic cuisine to those who are not quite acquainted with it. We will help you choose from the menu as well as explain the manners that should be obeyed at a Japanese table.
We warmly invite you to visit our restaurant and immerse in the extraordinary atmosphere of Japan by tasting our unusual food.
The first mouthful of the widely known Japanese dishes, such as tempura or sukiyaki invariably brings about one expression: splendid! Raw fish cut into slices, served as sashimi or sushi might be a matter of personal liking, however it wins more and more followers. The taste, consistency and even the looks of properly prepared dishes combine to enchant your senses and provoke your appetite. Having a Japanese dinner is regarded as an act of unification with nature, and the food is prepared in such a way so as to expose rather than alter the original taste of the basic ingredients of the dish.
We hope that from among our abundant menu choices, you will choose dishes which will introduce some variety into your daily menu.