Review list : Matsudo Koura

200 Seats

（ Table seating/private table room/private kotatsu room）

OK

For 2 people、For 4 people、For 6 people、For 8 people、For 10-20 people、For 20-30 people、Over 30 people

Private rooms with sunken kotatsu (for 2 to 52 people) Private rooms with tables available (for 2 to 28 people) *For private rooms, a reservation fee of 5% of the food and beverage fee will be charged.

OK

Over 50 people

No smoking at all tables

Separate smoking room available

OK

70 dedicated free cars

Stylish space,Comfortable space,Wide seat,Horigotatsu seats,Wheelchair access,Wheelchair accessible

Japanese sake (Nihonshu),Japanese spirits (Shochu),Wine

Particular about vegetable,Particular about fish

With family/children |Business |With friends/colleagues

This occasion is recommended by many people.

Secluded restaurant,House restaurant

Extended party hours (more than 2.5 hours),(Surprise) Party accommodations,Take-out

Kids are welcome(Babies are welcome,Preschool children are welcome,Elementary school students are welcome),Children menu available,Baby strollers accepted

Facilities/Services: Children's chairs, cribs, diaper changing space available

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