Hyakuman Bariki Kokubuncho Branch

Hyakuman Bariki Kokubuncho Branch
Discover the unique flavors of tripe cuisine at Hyakuman Bariki Kokubuncho Branch, where horumon is expertly grilled in a cozy, retro atmosphere.
Restaurant Details
Hyakuman Bariki Kokubuncho Branch is a unique dining destination in the heart of Sendai, Miyagi. Nestled behind the Prefectural Civic Hall and next to 'Tempura Asuka', this restaurant is renowned for its exceptional tripe cuisine, offering a variety of cuts including heart and kalbi. The restaurant specializes in horumon, or offal dishes, which are expertly grilled on a traditional shichirin, a type of charcoal grill, right at your table.
The atmosphere at Hyakuman Bariki Kokubuncho Branch is both cozy and retro, with a homey feel that transports diners to a bygone era. The lack of modern ventilation fans allows the aroma of grilling meats to permeate the air, adding to the authentic experience. The interior is designed to be inviting, with a charcoal grill placed directly on each table, encouraging a communal and interactive dining experience.
The staff at Hyakuman Bariki Kokubuncho Branch are known for their friendliness and warm smiles, always ready to provide recommendations and share local tips. This approachable service enhances the dining experience, making guests feel right at home.
Whether you're a local or a visitor to Sendai, Hyakuman Bariki Kokubuncho Branch offers a memorable dining experience with its rare cuts of meat and light, refreshing sauces that perfectly complement the rich flavors of the dishes. It's a must-visit for anyone looking to explore the unique flavors of Japanese offal cuisine in a welcoming and nostalgic setting.
Hyakuman Bariki Kokubuncho Branch Phone Number
Hyakuman Bariki Kokubuncho Branch Business Days
Hyakuman Bariki Kokubuncho Branch Address
3-5-18 Kokubuncho, Aoba-ku, Sendai, Miyagi 980-0803
Hyakuman Bariki Kokubuncho Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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