Nabe (Japanese hot pot) (Sake & Counter Seats) in Japan

[Yodoyabashi main store/Shinsaibashi Daimaru store] Homemade coarsely ground udon noodles, dishes, and alcoholic beverages that match the Japanese style...

Yutaka is celebrating its 50th anniversary! Reliable hospitality where even one person can relax in a spacious room.

[3 minutes walk from Hakata Station] Also appeared on Kenmin Show! A super popular Motsu-nabe (Offal hotpot) specialty restaurant that can only be tasted in Fukuoka.

[5 minutes from Umeda Station] The ultimate chicken Gyoza / Dumpling using Banshu 100 birds. Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) with carefully selected grilling techniques

[5 minutes walk from Minamimori Station] A restaurant where you can enjoy a variety of Japanese Medicinal Food dishes and carefully selected sake from all over the country in a homely space.

[2 minutes from Shinsaibashi Station] Enjoy Daisen chicken, Ise red chicken, and Tamba local chicken in a variety of chicken dishes ◎From 495 yen per glass of local sake

[5 minutes from Hakata Station] The new Motsu-nabe (Offal hotpot), where you can choose between light and rich Kyushu soy sauce flavor or rich sesame miso flavor, is already a hot topic!

1 minute walk from Kagurazaka Station. Unique dishes that combine the best of Japanese and French cuisine cuisine, using fresh vegetables from contracted farmers.

[Completely private room/Great for entertaining] Delicious and authentic soft-shelled turtle cuisine served with seasonal ingredients and plenty of Japanese sake.

Enjoy the taste of Hakata with the famous Motsu-nabe (Offal hotpot), seasonal fish from the Genkai Sea, and ingredients delivered directly from Kyushu in a sophisticated space.

■Established in Kitashinchi for 23 years! A restaurant specializing in Horse Meat Dishes! We have delicious Horse Meat Dishes delivered directly from Kumamoto.

Be sure to try the flavor that ranks #1 in Tokyo's yellowtail shabu ranking! ! Please call between 15:00 and 17:00 if possible_(._.)_

❝More than Izakaya (Japanese-style bar), but less than a kappo❞A reasonably priced Japanese Japanese-style meal that uses traditional Kyoto ingredients.

Quality items in a casual style.