Sam's Anchor Inn Kokusai Street — Restaurant in Naha

Very conveniently located along the main shopping street Kokusaidori in Naha. The interior is decorated like a ship cabin and has great atmosphere.

The premium wagyu was very delicious and fatty. Other steaks were alright, the garlic sauce and horse radish really helped to bring out the flavour. Garlic prawn, beniimo and the パン(bread) were our favourites! The bread was lightly toasted with butter and garlic. Very yummy. The beniimo had a lovely chewy texture and was very tasty as well. Most special!

The regular steak tends to be a little more cooked/tougher than expected so no harm asking for it to be a bit less cooked. Rhe shrimp cocktail wasn’t anything special, you’re not missing anything if you don’t order it.

Drinks like the shikwasa sours...

Let's start with the fact that this is a tourist trap. The place seems a little run down, but that doesn't seem to scare people off. Once you get inside, you're drawn to the aromas of delicious food! The food is quite good in quality and flavor. Considering this is 100% touristy, I was expecting worse. However, I will say that after an hour I could not take any more smoke coming from the tepanyaki grills. I would say the price was a little steep, but I did have half a lobster tail... and...

Food was okay but it did bring me lovely memories of the 70s in Singapore! I have not had thousand island dressing on my salad for about 30 years! The ambience is lively and the staff friendly. We enjoyed the teppanyaki showmanship performed by the chef at our table. Prices are reasonable from tourist's perspective. Full house when...