Chanko Shibamatsu

Savor authentic chanko nabe at Chanko Shibamatsu. Enjoy traditional Japanese flavors in Tokyo's lively Midorigaoka district, surrounded by warmth and charm.
Restaurant Details
Chanko Shibamatsu, a highlight in Tokyo's bustling Midorigaoka neighborhood, stands out with its signature dish, chanko nabe. This sumptuous hot pot, once a sumo wrestler's staple, now delights patrons with its flavorful broths and fresh ingredients like crisp napa cabbage, delicate enoki mushrooms, succulent shrimp, and chewy udon noodles.
Aside from its famous hot pot, the restaurant offers an enticing variety of traditional Japanese starters, including refreshing miso cucumbers and creamy crab croquettes. A selection of expertly grilled yakitori skewers completes the experience, providing an explosion of flavors with each bite.
Easily accessible from Midorigaoka Station, Chanko Shibamatsu exudes warmth and hospitality. Its cozy interiors, adorned with rustic wood and inviting tatami seating, create an ideal setting for family gatherings, casual meet-ups, or intimate dinners. The venue’s charm is heightened by the attentive and friendly staff, ensuring that every visit feels special.
The culinary team at Chanko Shibamatsu are connoisseurs of traditional Japanese cooking, bringing passion and expertise to each dish prepared. With an all-you-can-drink option available, guests can savor a memorable meal that stays true to the communal nature of chanko nabe. A visit here promises a deep immersion into Japan’s rich culinary heritage, leaving an indelible taste experience for both locals and tourists alike.
Chanko Shibamatsu Phone Number
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Chanko Shibamatsu Address
1-11-16 Midorigaoka, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 152-0034
Chanko Shibamatsu 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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