Hotei San Main Branch
Fugu / Crab / Other Seafood
Discover the heart of Tokyo's tradition at Hotei San, savoring signature anglerfish hotpot and sashimi in Tsukishima’s warm embrace.
Restaurant Details
Hotei San, nestled in the charming enclave of Tsukishima, Tokyo, is a delightful embodiment of culinary tradition, winning the hearts of food lovers. Renowned for its anglerfish hotpot, this specialty is acclaimed for its rich and hearty flavors. The dish is a delicate balance of textures and flavors—featuring the velvety, soy-brushed monkfish liver, and a robust broth that harmoniously melds with thinly sliced sashimi. Guests end their meal with a comforting rice porridge, enhancing the overall experience.
The restaurant reflects a warm, inviting atmosphere, typical of a traditional izakaya, making it an ideal venue for both intimate dinners and lively group gatherings. Just steps away from Tsukishima Station, Hotei San is easily accessible to both locals and adventurers seeking authentic Tokyo culinary experiences.
Beyond its renowned hotpot, visitors often speak of the cheerful and knowledgeable staff, who are passionate about offering a memorable dining journey. Each meal is transformed into a beautifully orchestrated presentation of flavors and cultural storytelling, making Hotei San more than just a venue for dinner—it is a place that celebrates Japanese culinary heritage. Capturing the essence of seasonal ingredients with each dish, whether it's fresh sashimi or simmering hotpot, the experience is consistently described as vibrant and heartwarming.
Hotei San Main Branch Phone Number
Hotei San Main Branch Business Days
Hotei San Main Branch Address
3-9-7 Tsukishima, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0052
Hotei San Main Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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