Niku Sakaba Kenashiba
Yakiniku (BBQ)
Indulge in the finest Jingisukan and Izakaya fare with mouth-watering marbled meats at Niku Sakaba Kenashiba in Tokyo's heart.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the bustling district of Minato City, Tokyo, Niku Sakaba Kenashiba offers an authentic taste of various Japanese cuisines with a focus on Jingisukan, Hot Pot, and Izakaya specialties. This hidden gem in Tamachi brings a unique twist to traditional meat dishes by incorporating the finest ingredients, including the much-loved Kuroge Wagyu beef and fresh local produce. Patrons frequently rave about the marbled meats used in the sukiyaki and the innovative steamed Jingisukan which is smokeless yet bursts with flavor.
The ambiance is both casual and inviting, making it an ideal venue for both social gatherings and intimate dinners. The interior boasts a chic yet unpretentious vibe, with a bright and clean decor that appeals to everyone, from business gatherings to casual dates.
Chef Kenji, a culinary maestro with years of experience, leads the kitchen with passion, infusing traditional flavors with modern culinary techniques. His signature dishes, such as the crispy croquette oden and the Hokkaido-style Genghis Khan, offer a delightful fusion of textures and tastes, ensuring a memorable dining experience.
The service enhances the dining experience with attentive and friendly staff who skillfully guide guests through the diverse menu. Regulars often commend the extensive array of Hokkaido craft beers and specialty sours that complement the hearty dishes.
Niku Sakaba Kenashiba, set amidst the convenient locations of Mita and Tamachi stations, is a place where food lovers gather for a culinary journey that satisfies both the palate and the soul.
Niku Sakaba Kenashiba Access Info
Niku Sakaba Kenashiba is a 3-minute walk from Mita Station (Exit A8) and an 8-minute walk from the west exit of Tamachi Station.
Niku Sakaba Kenashiba Phone Number
Niku Sakaba Kenashiba Business Days
Niku Sakaba Kenashiba Address
Akasaka Building 2F, 5-2-4 Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0014
Niku Sakaba Kenashiba 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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