Kobe Yakiniku Kanteki Sangenjaya Main Branch
Embrace tradition and flavor at Kobe Yakiniku Kanteki in Sangenjaya. Premier Kobe and Tajima beef, showcasing Japanese barbecue craftsmanship.
Restaurant Details
At Kobe Yakiniku Kanteki, the magnificent world of Japanese barbecue unveils itself with an authenticity that delights both the palate and the senses. Situated in Tokyo's lively Sangenjaya district, this renowned eatery transports diners to the heart of Japan's meat-loving culture, showcasing the esteemed Kobe and premium Tajima beef. Culinary artistry blends with tradition as skillful chefs grill each meticulously selected cut over open flames, capturing the true essence of yakiniku.
Advocates for quality, Kobe Yakiniku Kanteki focuses on delivering a gastronomic escape, with must-try offerings such as their richly marbled meats that melt in the mouth. The restaurant is not only about flavorful feasts—it celebrates conviviality, attracting gatherings for intimate dinners and group parties alike. Accentuated by a warm and inviting atmosphere, each table feels intimate, enhanced further by the knowledgeable staff eager to guide guests through a pleasurable dining journey.
Located just a short stroll from Sangenjaya Station, this culinary oasis is an easy place to access for both locals craving their next meat fix or international travelers wanting an authentic taste of Japan's carnivorous delights. Whether you're a seasoned yakiniku aficionado or a curious newcomer, Kobe Yakiniku Kanteki offers an experience that's as memorable as the flavors they serve.
Kobe Yakiniku Kanteki Sangenjaya Main Branch Phone Number
Kobe Yakiniku Kanteki Sangenjaya Main Branch Business Days
Kobe Yakiniku Kanteki Sangenjaya Main Branch Address
2-13-19 Sangenjaya, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 154-0024
Kobe Yakiniku Kanteki Sangenjaya 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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