





1. Hateruma, a renowned local restaurant in Okinawa, specializes in authentic Okinawan cuisine with rich flavors that are both healthy and delicious.
2. The restaurant is conveniently located on Okinawa's bustling Kokusai Street, making it an ideal spot for shopping, entertainment, and dining.
The name "Hateruma" is inspired by the small southern Okinawan island of Hateruma. The restaurant's decor and layout perfectly recreate the tropical charm of the island, with its antique red-tiled houses and stone walls built from Ryukyu limestone, instantly captivating visitors. Specializing in authentic Okinawan cuisine, the restaurant offers a chance to savor rare local delicacies that are hard to find elsewhere.
Okinawa's unique geographical location has fostered vibrant trade activities throughout history, resulting in a distinctive local cuisine that blends diverse culinary elements. From Chinese-style braised pork to Southeast Asian grilled shrimp, along with Japanese soba noodles and sashimi, these delicious dishes converge to create Okinawan cuisine's own unique flavor profile.
The restaurant's second floor hosts three professional performances of Okinawan traditional shows every evening. Enjoy delicious cuisine while experiencing Okinawa's local culture through these vibrant performances filled with singing and dancing, creating an extraordinary culinary journey for you.
1. Minors aged 12 and above entering the store must book the same package as adults.
2. Please dress appropriately and avoid overly casual attire (such as flip-flops, sandals, tank tops, shorts, strapless tops, miniskirts, etc.). Note that French and Western restaurants have extremely strict dress codes: male guests must wear collared shirts or jackets on the upper body and long pants (jeans are prohibited) with socks on the lower body.
3. Please arrive on time. If you're more than 15 minutes late, the merchant may cancel your booking without refund. If you arrive more than 15 minutes early, the merchant may not allow you to enter early.
4. If guests fail to provide accurate reservation information (including but not limited to discrepancies between the number of reserved and actual guests, or failure to disclose the number and ages of minors) or violate Japanese dining etiquette (including but not limited to loud noise, rowdiness, smoking, excessive drinking, live streaming, or engaging in any other activity that may disturb other diners), all resulting losses and consequences shall be borne solely by the guests.
The package photos are for reference only. The actual dishes are subject to the restaurant's daily offerings.