Welcome to Private Restaurant 0760

“ A hidden restaurant, really delicious and quiet! Best for couples or a group of people do not want to be disturbed! Classic Japanese food with western style and good wine! ”

“ Great experience. Lovely dim lighting in a private booth. I paid about 7000yen but our group tried a lot of food, all of which was delicious! Highly recommend. ”

“ I was taken here to celebrate our wedding anniversary. My husband had been there before for work, so he decided to take me there this time too. The contrast between the exterior and the interior (including the food) is so great that it's hard to believe there's a restaurant here! For the main course, I chose Genghis Khan. It had no fishy smell, was soft, and was absolutely delicious. Both the food and the drinks were delicious, and it's been a while since I've had so much to drink. The homemade sangria had a nice cinnamon flavor and was delicious! The two hours flew by and we had a great time. The seasonal sake selection changes every month, so it seems like it would be fun no matter how many times we went. ”

“ I visited "0760" the other day. The first thing that surprised me was the exterior, and I was confused for a moment, wondering "Is this really a restaurant?", but when I opened the door, I was impressed by the stylish and relaxed space that spread out before me. The food and drinks were served very quickly, and there was hardly any waiting time, which was a nice plus. Every dish was delicious, and the selection of alcohol was so extensive that it was hard to decide what to order. I tried a variety of dishes this time, but next time I would definitely like to try their specialty, "yakishabu." I was very satisfied with the food, atmosphere, and service at this restaurant! ”

“ The first thing that surprised me was the difference between the exterior and interior. First-time visitors would never notice, like I did... It's a charming place that makes you want to take someone who's never been there before. This time I had the Genghis Khan course, and the food was delicious overall, with ample portions of both meat and vegetables, so I was very satisfied! In addition to the all-you-can-drink menu, there was also an elaborate drink menu, so I ordered one, prepared to pay extra, but was surprised to find that it was included in the all-you-can-drink menu. I'd love to go again. ”

“ The location and entrance are a bit confusing, but once you step inside you'll be surprised by the difference. This time we had a private room, so it felt like a trick house, and we were constantly surprised. The food was delicious and we had a great time. ”

“ A hugely popular restaurant with no sign and plenty of privacy 5-minute walk from the East Exit of Omiya Station ⏰6:00 PM - 1:00 AM (L.O. 12:00 AM) Starting at ¥5,000 With no sign and tucked away in a back alley, this restaurant is easy to miss. 0760 is a truly hidden private restaurant, and you'll likely be 120% lost on your first visit. Everything on the menu, centered around Japanese flavors, is delicious. Of the several yakishabu iron pot dishes, I ordered the beef tongue. The clay pot rice is a must-try. Several private rooms are available, making it perfect for everything from casual dining to entertaining or a date. The yakishabu iron pot is a must-order. Private rooms available. Please note that seating cannot be reserved online. ”

“ Visited for dinner on the day before a holiday in January 2025. Entrance: I've included a photo of the door, as I think it might be quite difficult for first-time visitors (lol). I had been there once before, a long time ago (more than XX years ago?), but this was my second visit. Everything was delicious. Perhaps because it was New Year's party season, the restaurant was packed, and it often took 10-20 minutes for drinks to be served, which was disappointing. - Mochi Pork Yaki Shabu Course with All-You-Can-Drink ¥6,600/person: 5 stars I think it's good value for money. The meat in the photo is for three people. Everything was delicious. I forgot to take a photo of the all-you-can-drink menu, but they had beer from major brands as well as a slightly more premium one (Master's Dream?). They had two types of local sake from Saitama Prefecture (Biwa no Sasanami Junmai Sake, Very Dry, and Ainosato), and I chose the former. It pairs well with any type of food, so I recommend it. *I've had Ainosato before, so I passed on it. Other: In the past, there was the One Cup of Oshima, and they were particular about their drinks, including sake, and I could sense that again this time. ”