Gyutan Hiratsuka Main Branch

Gyutan Hiratsuka Main Branch
Washoku (Traditional Japanese)
Discover the rich flavors of beef tongue at Gyutan Hiratsuka, a cozy izakaya offering seasonal dish delights like Seri Nabe near Hiratsuka Station.
Restaurant Details
Gyutan Hiratsuka, situated in the lively Hiratsuka neighborhood of Kanagawa Prefecture, is a culinary gem celebrated for its exquisite beef tongue and comforting Motsu Nabe (offal hot pot). This charming izakaya captures the essence of Japanese comfort cuisine, featuring a menu that showcases the tender and flavorful gyutan, expertly prepared in a variety of styles such as traditional grilled and unique simmered dishes.
The restaurant exudes a warm and welcoming ambiance with intimate tables and a lively counter, making it an ideal spot for casual dinners or joyful gatherings. The friendly and enthusiastic staff ensure a dining experience that's both enjoyable and memorable.
Notable dishes include the seasonal Seri Nabe and the delicious grilled gyutan, perfectly seared for optimal flavor. These culinary delights are complemented by an array of local beers and inventive cocktails, like the zesty Hebesu Draft Beer. A must-try is the tatsuta-age fried chicken, enhanced with a sweet and spicy sauce.
While Gyutan Hiratsuka stands out with its beef tongue, it also offers other delightful options such as refreshing horse sashimi and a satisfying soba dish that balances the rich flavors from the main offerings. Conveniently located near Hiratsuka Station, this restaurant is often bustling, so reservations are recommended to secure a seat and enjoy the finest gyutan in the city.
Gyutan Hiratsuka Main Branch Phone Number
Gyutan Hiratsuka Main Branch Business Days
Gyutan Hiratsuka Main Branch Address
Japan, 〒254-0034 Kanagawa, Hiratsuka, Takarachō, 5−28 1F
Gyutan Hiratsuka Main Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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