Isshin Tajimaya

Isshin Tajimaya
Isshin Tajimaya in Mikage, Kobe, offers a family-friendly Yakiniku experience with self-grilling style and premium cuts like Kalbi.
Restaurant Details
Isshin Tajimaya, nestled in the charming neighborhood of Mikage in Kobe, offers a delightful culinary experience centered around Yakiniku, or Japanese BBQ. This restaurant is part of the renowned Tajimaya group, which has been serving delectable dishes since its inception in August 2009. Known for its self-grilling yakiniku style, Isshin Tajimaya invites diners to savor a variety of premium cuts, including the famed Premium Kalbi and Premium Loin.
The restaurant's menu features a range of mouthwatering options such as the Tajimaya Don, Salted Tongue, and the Tajimaya Bowl, a unique take on the traditional bibimbap. The focus on quality ingredients and expert preparation ensures a memorable dining experience for all guests.
Located west of Hanshin Ishiyakawa, Isshin Tajimaya is easily accessible for those exploring the vibrant city of Kobe. The homey atmosphere, with its family-friendly setting of about six tables, makes it an ideal spot for gatherings. However, with no counter seats, it may not be suitable for solo diners.
The interior of Isshin Tajimaya is clean and well-organized, reflecting the attentive and friendly service provided by the staff. Although service can be slow at times due to limited staff, the warm hospitality more than compensates for any delays.
Isshin Tajimaya is a non-smoking establishment, ensuring a comfortable environment for all guests. Whether you're a local or a visitor, this restaurant promises an authentic taste of Japanese BBQ in a welcoming setting.
Isshin Tajimaya Phone Number
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Isshin Tajimaya Address
Ishiyagawa Royal Heights, 2-15-5 Mikagetsukamachi, Higashinada-ku, Kobe, Hyogo 658-0044
Isshin Tajimaya Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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