Tsuruya
Experience savory yakiniku at Tsuruya with its outstanding beef tongue and flavorful sauce in the heart of Tawaramoto, Nara.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the heart of Tawaramoto, Nara, Tsuruya is a haven for lovers of authentic Yakiniku (BBQ Beef). This restaurant is a favorite among locals and draws visitors with its rustic charm and traditional seven rounds grills. Renowned for its succulent cuts, Tsuruya specializes in offering an exceptional variety of meats including beef tongue, skirt steak, and fillet, all accompanied by a flavorful sauce that elevates the entire dining experience.
Tsuruya prides itself on its atmosphere, reminiscent of old-style Japanese eateries. Guests enjoy a relaxed setting, with simple wooden tables and chairs, where the aroma of sizzling beef fills the air, creating an ambiance perfect for a casual night out with friends or family.
Located a mere 10-minute walk from Kintetsu Tawaramoto Station, Tsuruya’s accessibility makes it a convenient stop for a satisfying meal. The restaurant’s popularity often means it’s bustling with regulars, so a reservation is recommended to secure a spot amidst the lively crowd.
Managed by friendly and attentive staff, Tsuruya offers a warm, inviting service, ensuring every guest leaves with a smile. The kitchen team’s dedication to quality is evident in every dish, with the beef tongue being particularly noted for its thickness and juiciness, rivaling any BBQ experience in the region. Whether you’re there for a casual dinner or to explore new flavors, Tsuruya guarantees a fulfilling Yakiniku adventure.
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Tsuruya Address
431 Hatanosho, Tawaramoto, Shiki-gun, Nara 636-0343
Tsuruya 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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