Kuishinbo Mamaya
Discover the expert art of charcoal grilling Wagyu in Tokyo's Minato City at Kushinbo Mamaya, where flavor and tradition unite.
Restaurant Details
Kushinbo Mamaya, located in the bustling Minato City of Tokyo, provides an unforgettable culinary experience for aficionados of Yakiniku and Horumon. The restaurant is renowned for its commitment to quality, showcasing the full spectrum of premium Wagyu beef. Each cut is carefully selected, ensuring a melt-in-your-mouth texture and unparalleled flavor. The art of grilling is mastered through traditional charcoal techniques, releasing intoxicating aromas that tantalize your senses from the moment you step inside.
The menu extends beyond classic offerings, inviting diners to explore a variety of rare cuts and delicacies. Adventurous eaters will find joy in dishes such as raw liver, which exemplifies Japanese dining's bold palate, while comforting staples like jjigae soup and cow tongue stew cater to more familiar tastes. Each dish is a work of art, meticulously prepared to highlight the rich heritage and innovation at the heart of Japanese gastronomy.
Kushinbo Mamaya's prime location, a stone's throw from Tamachi Station and nestled near the serene Shibaura Canal, makes it an accessible yet serene escape from bustling city life. Whether you're celebrating a memorable occasion or enjoying a casual get-together with friends, the warm and inviting ambiance sets the perfect backdrop.
Patrons consistently praise the attentive staff, who welcome every guest with authentic Japanese hospitality. Their expertise and approachable nature elevate the dining experience, ensuring you leave with more than just a satisfied palate.
For those seeking an authentic Japanese barbecue experience, Kushinbo Mamaya is a destination not to be missed — a sanctuary where quality meets tradition, and every meal is a savory story waiting to unfold.
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Kuishinbo Mamaya Address
3-2-27 Shibaura, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0023
Kuishinbo Mamaya 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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