Chanko Yoshino Sato

Chanko Yoshino Sato
Experience authentic chanko-nabe at Chanko Yoshino Sato, where sumo culture meets traditional Japanese dining near Kintetsu Sekiya Station.
Restaurant Details
Chanko Yoshino Sato is a unique dining destination in Kashiba, Nara, known for its authentic chanko-nabe experience. This traditional Japanese hot pot restaurant is run by Yoshino Sato, a former sumo wrestler from the Motoduzutsu stable, bringing a touch of sumo culture to the dining experience. The restaurant is conveniently located near Kintetsu Sekiya Station, making it easily accessible for both locals and visitors.
The menu at Chanko Yoshino Sato is centered around chanko-nabe, featuring a variety of broths such as Kansai-style dashi, chicken broth, miso, and a special kimchi-based summer broth. Diners can enjoy a rich assortment of ingredients including pork, chicken, tsukune, shrimp, fish, tofu, and an array of fresh vegetables. For those looking for more variety, the restaurant also offers a la carte items like kimchi, edamame, and satsuma-age, as well as a course meal that includes sashimi.
The interior of the restaurant is adorned with sumo-related decor and memorabilia, creating an immersive atmosphere for sumo enthusiasts. Guests can choose to dine in the sunken kotatsu seating area or opt for a spacious tatami room, perfect for banquets and gatherings. The staff at Chanko Yoshino Sato are known for their cheerful and kind demeanor, enhancing the overall dining experience.
Whether you're a sumo fan or simply looking to enjoy a hearty and traditional Japanese meal, Chanko Yoshino Sato offers a welcoming and culturally rich environment that is sure to delight.
Chanko Yoshino Sato Phone Number
Chanko Yoshino Sato Business Days
Chanko Yoshino Sato Address
943-2 Sekiya, Kashiba-shi, Nara 639-0255
Chanko Yoshino Sato Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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