Rikishi Ryori Kin Nabe
Rikishi Ryori Kin Nabe: indulge in Mie's traditional chanko nabe experience near Tsushinmachi Station for a genuine taste of Japan's culinary heritage.
Restaurant Details
Rikishi Ryori Kin Nabe, an illustrious culinary haven in Mie Prefecture, stands as a tribute to Japan's rich gastronomic heritage, where the art of the chanko nabe takes center stage. This inviting izakaya captures the essence of hearty Japanese fare, celebrating the sumo tradition where wrestlers relish the nutrient-rich hot pot. Located just a stone's throw away from Tsushinmachi Station, its accessibility is as convenient as the culinary journey it offers is delicious.
The restaurant's chanko nabe is meticulously crafted, featuring a robust array of seasonal vegetables, tender meats, and fresh seafood, steeped in a sumptuous soy sauce-based broth. Each bite is an exploration of Japan's culinary traditions, evoking the power and vitality synonymous with sumo culture. The menu also boasts a variety of hot pot options, including the famed motsu nabe with its rich, deep flavors.
Complementing the exceptional food is Rikishi Ryori Kin Nabe's ambiance, a blend of traditional Japanese aesthetics adorned with sumo memorabilia, creating an intimate, welcoming environment. Guests are enveloped in warmth, whether seated at a communal table or engaged in conversation with the attentive staff, who pride themselves on delivering attentive and personable service.
Beyond its culinary offerings, the chef's innovative approach is also noteworthy. Honing skills passed down through generations, they bring together modern techniques and classic recipes, ensuring each dish is not only a meal but an experience. Perfect for intimate gatherings, or a casual night out, Rikishi Ryori Kin Nabe is a must-visit for anyone eager to explore the heartfelt flavors of Japanese cuisine.
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Rikishi Ryori Kin Nabe Address
9-43 Minamimarunouchi, Tsu-shi, Mie 514-0034
Rikishi Ryori Kin Nabe 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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Mie Prefecture should be the go-to for travelers looking to indulge in the freshest seafood and highest-quality wagyu in Japan, as well as nature lovers seeking their next scenic destination.
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