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Monthly reservation-only course where you can enjoy Japanese black beef fillet and rump Steak, seasonal fish, and vegetables.
[Invoice-accepting restaurant] 5 minutes from Higashi-Umeda Station. Casual, aged Sushi that brings out the flavor of seafood. Private reserved available.
We value traditional preparation methods and enjoy techniques such as boiling, steaming, pickling, and grilling that bring out the best in the ingredients.
Detailed consideration unique to women. A Japanese-style meal restaurant where you can enjoy handmade appetizers and sake to your heart's content.
[5 minutes from Umeda Station] Enjoy the freshest fish and A5 rank beef in a relaxing Japanese space. From 5,000 yen with all-you-can-drink
You can enjoy the digital art at the counter and be fascinated by the skilled chefs. Courses start from 8,980 yen.
Entertainment, dinner parties, seasonal kaiseki, wild grouper hotpot, whale, conger eel, moray eel, blackthroat seaperch, daiginjo sake, Kukai Ryujinmaru now in stock
<Private rooms available> Please use for important gatherings such as entertainment and celebrations.
Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) for adults where you can enjoy fresh fish, seasonal vegetables, and seasonal ingredients ordered from all over the country with alcohol.
[3 minutes walk from Tenroku] A creative Japanese-style meal restaurant on the second floor of a hideaway. Warm your mind and body with our rich selection of Japanese sake and the famous ``Tai Gohan''◎
[Currently accepting banquets! 】 Aged fish x fresh fish shop Starting at 599 yen for sashimi platters regardless of cost! Please call us even if there are no seats available!
■Established 50 years ago! A restaurant specializing in fresh fugu cuisine with great taste and technique ■■Live conger eel cuisine will begin in May■
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[Direct delivery from Kasumi!!] Enjoy the finest crab cuisine from Kasumi, Hyogo Prefecture, founded in 1897! !