Koshi-Tantan
Discover perfection with Koshi-Tantan's signature Chicken Nanban, a sweet and savory sensation nestled in the vibrant Shibuya district.
Restaurant Details
Koshi-Tantan, situated in Tokyo's dynamic Shibuya district, is a culinary gem that has managed to capture the hearts and taste buds of locals and tourists alike. Known prominently for its delectable Chicken Nanban, this restaurant effortlessly marries traditional Japanese techniques with modern flavors, bringing forth a bite-sized, savory delight that's hard to resist.
Stepping inside Koshi-Tantan, you'll be enveloped in a cozy Izakaya-style atmosphere, complete with warm wooden accents and inviting seating arrangements. The culinary team, led by a talented chef with years of experience in traditional Japanese cuisine, intricately crafts each dish to arrive with both flavor and finesse.
While the Chicken Nanban reigns as the undeniable favorite—a delectable concoction featuring tender, juicy chicken drenched in a uniquely rich tartar sauce—Koshi-Tantan offers an array of culinary treasures. From charcoal-grilled local chicken infused with aromatic yuzu pepper to seasonal Japanese side dishes, the menu caters to diverse palates and preferences.
Located on Shibuya's lively Inokashira Street, the restaurant is easily accessible via public transport or a short walk from nearby colorful landmarks, such as the famed "Hachiko" statue or the vibrant Shibuya Crossing. Its central location makes it the perfect spot for enjoying a leisurely meal amidst the energetic hustle and bustle of Tokyo.
The ambiance is designed to foster communal enjoyment. Whether you're here for an intimate dining experience or a friendly gathering, the attentive service and rich flavors offer a traveler's escape into the heart of Japanese culinary artistry, leaving an indelible impression.
Koshi-Tantan Phone Number
Koshi-Tantan Business Days
Koshi-Tantan Address
Shin Tokyo Building 1F, 10-2 Udagawacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0042
Koshi-Tantan 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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