Naha Restaurants

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  • 1. Bacchus no Ibukuro

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    Still known to the locals as the Helios Pub, this microbrewery and restaurant serves up six tasty home brews along with hearty snacks like Okinawan-style seafood salads and herb-seasoned bratwurst sausages. They also have a selection of awamori from the Helios distillery in Nago including some excellent 18-year single cask bottles.

    1--2--25 Makishi, Naha, Okinawa-ken, 900-0013, Japan
    098-863–7227

    Known For

    • Tasty craft beers
    • German-style sausages
    • Selection of local awamori
  • 2. Blue Seal

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    While strolling down Naha's Kokusai-dori, stop by one of the island's iconic Blue Seal ice cream shops. "Born in America, Raised in Okinawa," Blue Seal combines American soft serve with Okinawan flavors such as beni imo (purple sweet potato), ube (mountain yam), or sugar cane. If you're desperate for a midnight snack you can also find Blue Seal ice creams at any 24-hour convenience store.

    1--3--63 Makishi, Naha, Okinawa-ken, 900-0013, Japan
    098-864--0105

    Known For

    • Flavors unique to Okinawa
    • Beni imo ice cream
    • Soft serve ice cream
  • 3. Hateruma

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    In a traditional house with a tile roof, this lively izakaya-style restaurant has a helpful picture menu. On the second floor there are Okinawan music and dance performances most nights at 6, 7, and 8 (with an additional ¥550 service charge). It's on Kokusai Street a few blocks south of the Starbucks.

    1--2--30 Makishi, Naha, Okinawa-ken, 900-0013, Japan
    098-863–8859

    Known For

    • Live music
    • Traditional Okinawan dishes such as goya champuru (a stir-fried dish)
    • Lively atmosphere in the evenings
  • 4. Kintiti soba Kokusaidori Mutsumi Shokudoten

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    This greasy spoon has been serving some of the island's best fare since 1958; locals know it simply as Mutsumi. Everything is twice as big and three times as filling as it looks, with soup and rice included.

    2--1--16 Makishi, Naha, Okinawa-ken, 900-0013, Japan
    098-867–0862

    Known For

    • Big bowls of Okinawa soba
    • Homey atmosphere
    • All parts of the pig including the squeal

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Mon.
  • 5. Mafali Cafe

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    Hidden on the second floor of a building behind the Makishi Station, this laid-back oasis has good food, great music, and a relaxed staff and clientele. A decent drink selection is backed by a surprisingly varied menu, with tacos, curry soups, and alligator steaks. Coffee and cake sets are also available. There's live music some weekends.

    1-1-3 Asato, Naha, Okinawa-ken, 902-0067, Japan
    098-894–4031

    Known For

    • Live music
    • Laid-back crowd
    • Good drink selection

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Wed., no lunch, No credit cards
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  • 6. Ukishima Garden

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    The longevity of Okinawans has gained worldwide attention, and Ukishima Garden provides the health conscious with delicious meat-free dishes and organic wines. The grain burger is tasty, but on a hot summer's day the cold noodles with crunchy veggies hit the spot.

    2--12--3 Matsuo, Naha, Okinawa-ken, 900-0014, Japan
    098-943–2100

    Known For

    • Delicious vegan and vegetarian food
    • Local organic ingredients
    • Organic wines

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Mon.--Thurs. No dinner

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