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Located in a nondescript Oimachi residential area, this tiny eatery is easy to miss. There's no set menu - leave it to the chef to catch fresh fish or hunt for some game, which is then prepared into a daily dinner course. Highlights include super-fresh sashimi, oysters, duck stew with veggies and shellfish, and deer curry, while the bar features a wide selection of nihonshu. The homely atmosphere and reasonable prices (¥5,000-6,000 per person for a dinner with drinks) make Yusai a worthy destination.
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Transport Oimachi Station
Telephone 03 3774 3431
Open 6pm-midnight
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