Lion Midori

Great selection of vins natures, carefully cooked bistro dish, authentic cheese.

A wine-focused bistro located near Yui Rail Makishi Station in Naha. It has a calm atmosphere where you can spend time alone or with friends. Although it is easily accessible from Kokusai Dori, it has the impression of being a bit of a hideaway.

On this day, we had a variety of glasses of wine, including red, white, orange, and bubble wine. Bottles are also available, so it's best to consult with the store owner before deciding.

The menu, which is based on French home cooking, was all delicious. We had a cheese platter and an omelet. The Neapolitan also seems to be popular, so I'd like to try it someday.

3.4 minutes walk from Makishi Monorail Station.
I went there because the hotel I was staying at was next to Okinawa Hitinosai.

About 10 counter seats and table seats.
I like the quiet atmosphere of the store and the kind master.

On this day, we received recommendations from 10 types of wine by the glass.
I don't know much about wine, so I'll leave it to you.
4 glasses of red sparkling wine, orange wine, white wine, and red wine.
We asked them to choose something that would go well with their meal.

assorted cheese
Plain omelet with cream sauce
Neapolitan made with passion

Everything was so delicious!
Highly recommended for wine lovers.

Gentle food made by a kind owner.
They also accept small children (I took my nephew there when he was 1 year old).
There is a wide variety of wine, and I feel like most of them are bio wines, but they also have a lot of regular wines.
The atmosphere inside the store is also nice. The oversized movie posters on display are said to have been acquired in large quantities by the store owner when he lived in France.
The dish worth mentioning is the Neapolitan. Probably the most delicious in Japan! It's a very nice shop with a hidden atmosphere as it's a good distance from the downtown area (but it's not far away by any means).

A cozy bistro that focuses on natural wines. The master also has a nice atmosphere and the warmth of the wood makes the inside of the restaurant feel like a cafe or a dining room at home.

I think the price is quite reasonable considering the retail price. I was especially happy to be able to drink Marcel Lapierre's Morgon at that price, and overall I felt the wine was reasonable. Since the focus is on wine, I can't say that the food doesn't feel a little expensive, but overall I think it's quite reasonable considering the quality and taste.

The wine is the star of the show, so if you want a hearty meal, we recommend filling up elsewhere before coming.