Shinagawa Imai-Ya Main Branch
Yakitori
Explore Shinagawa's culinary excellence with premium Hinai Jidori yakitori served in an authentic Japanese setting, just minutes from Shinagawa Station.
Restaurant Details
Tucked away in the dynamic enclave of Shinagawa, Shinagawa Imai-Ya offers a dining experience steeped in the refined artistry of yakitori, mizutaki, and izakaya cuisines. Known for its Hinai Jidori chicken, famous for its delicate texture and deep flavor, each dish is a true culinary masterpiece.
Situated strategically on the first floor of the Shinagawa Grand Passage, the restaurant is just a five-minute walk from Shinagawa Station, attracting both locals and global travelers. Its popularity often results in eager crowds eager to savor its delightful offerings.
The ambiance blends authentic Japanese designs with modern aesthetics, creating a serene atmosphere perfect for casual outings, business lunches, or romantic dinners. With options ranging from cozy open seating to intimate private rooms, Shinagawa Imai-Ya caters to diverse dining preferences.
Steered by culinary experts specializing in traditional Japanese techniques, the restaurant prioritizes exceptional culinary standards. Highlight dishes include the Oyako-don (chicken and egg bowl) and the Yakitori "Hana" course, emphasizing skillful grilling methods and robust flavors that define their menu.
Shinagawa Imai-Ya is also celebrated for its attentive service, ensuring each visit leaves a lasting impression. Whether you're enjoying a hearty lunch or lingering over an evening meal, the charms of Shinagawa Imai-Ya promise a memorable dining experience.
Shinagawa Imai-Ya Main Branch Phone Number
Shinagawa Imai-Ya Main Branch Business Days
Shinagawa Imai-Ya Main Branch Address
NBF Shinagawa Tower Shinagawa Grand Passage 2 1F, 2-16-5 Konan, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0075
Shinagawa Imai-Ya 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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