Good spot near Tomari Port for a post-work drink. Happy hour pricing is solid. Service is quick and attentive. The vibe is relaxed, not too loud. Decent value for the location.

The chef flipping the spatula was a nice touch. Felt like a little show just for our table. The teppanyaki itself was good, though the whole thing is a bit pricey for what it is.

The hand-drip coffee here is solid, really brings out the bean&#39;s character. The brown sugar milk tea is good too&mdash;sweet, but not cloying. Just the right kind of afternoon pick-me-up.

Cozy spot for a quick all-you-can-eat. Staff were friendly and the English menu was a lifesaver. Parking nearby wasn&#39;t too bad either. Just a simple, solid place for a casual meal.

Solid spot in American Village. Taco rice was tasty, like a burrito bowl. Service was quick. The house red was a bit simple, but it paired fine with the hearty dish. Good for a casual bite.

Love the mix of grunge and beach house here. All the windows make it feel bright and cozy, not just stylish. A nice spot to unwind.

The atmosphere of the restaurant is fantastic, making it a perfect spot for special occasions. The owner is very engaging, which adds to the overall experience.

The Golden Demon set was nice. I really liked the snow crab legs, they were fresh and sweet. Picking what we wanted made it feel like a proper meal, not just a tasting menu. The vibe was relaxed, which was a plus.

Had their &quot;Good Day Breaky&quot; again. The chicken over rice is solid, but the real star was the locally roasted coffee. It&#39;s a robust blend that actually stood up to the hearty breakfast flavors. Staff is always friendly. A reliable spot for a proper morning meal.

The terrace is covered, so you can sit outside even if it rains. But the real reason to come is the seafood pasta. The sauce is light, just olive oil and garlic, and the clams are fresh. Pasta itself is cooked right, not too soft. That&#39;s what I remember.

Came in without a booking, pretty late. They were full but still squeezed us in, no fuss. Got the Okinawa soba and some goya champuru. Solid local food, just like you&#39;d expect from a neighborhood spot.

Loved the retro diner vibe here! The ice cream crepe was my highlight - the crepe was warm and crispy, and the cold vanilla ice cream melting inside was just right. A fun little treat.

The omusoba was a solid choice, a generous omelette wrapped around yakisoba. The all-you-can-drink deal works well for a group.

Stopped by for a quick bite. The Western dishes with a Japanese twist were interesting, better than I thought for a hotel spot. The pasta with yuzu was pretty good.

The deep-fried gurukun is a must-order. They fry it multiple times, so the skin is super crunchy but the inside stays soft. Really liked that texture contrast. A bit pricey for the portion, but it&#39;s unique.

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The best restaurants in Zamami

The WESTSIDE

Captain's Inn Kokusai Street

87 DRIVE-IN

A-Danny

Taco Rice Cafe Kijimuna

Emerald Oceanside

Sushi Restaurant Motoi

Onisan Kumoji

Good Day Coffee

Restaurant Himeyuri Kaikan

Dining Nan's

Shokudo Kalika

Beach House「SOL」Seasonal business

Hanagasa

Il Coure

Blueseal Palette Kumoji

Fukuwauchi Izamizaki

Gyuchan Naha

Shisen Hanten

Izumi, ANA Crowne Plaza Okinawa Harborview

Ajimakase Kenya

Sobadokoro Ryufu

Hatomajima

Kushikiyo

Nono Budou Okinawa Cargoes

Atorie

Dining Bar Ren

Orion

Nakaya shokudo

Buta Horumon Sumibiyaki Buya