Kabuto Azabujuuban Branch

Kabuto Azabujuuban Branch
Shabu Shabu
Discover the art of Japanese BBQ at Kabuto Azabujuuban Branch, featuring A5 Saga beef and rare cuts in a serene setting near Azabu-Juban Station.
Restaurant Details
Kabuto Azabujuuban Branch offers an exquisite dining experience in the heart of Tokyo's Azabu Juban neighborhood. Known for its exceptional Yakiniku, Shabu shabu, and Sukiyaki, this restaurant specializes in serving premium cuts of beef, including the highly coveted A5-ranked Saga beef. Guests can indulge in rare cuts such as Zabuton, Aitchbone, Kainomi, and Chuck rib, all expertly prepared using traditional grilling and hotpot cooking techniques.
Located just a minute's walk from Azabu-Juban Station Exit 1, Kabuto Azabujuuban Branch is easily accessible for both locals and visitors. The restaurant's stylish and serene atmosphere is enhanced by its all-private room setup, providing a calm and luxurious setting for intimate gatherings or special occasions.
The culinary experience is complemented by friendly service and the availability of an English menu, ensuring a welcoming environment for international guests. The restaurant takes pride in purchasing whole Saga beef, allowing them to offer a selection of rare cuts that are sure to delight any meat connoisseur.
Adding to the allure, Kabuto Azabujuuban Branch is equipped with smokeless roasters and boasts a custom wine cellar featuring over 100 varieties, enhancing the dining experience with perfect pairings. Whether you're savoring the beef sashimi, seared yukhoe, or the refreshing Kabuto salad, each dish is crafted with precision and passion, making this restaurant a must-visit destination for lovers of Japanese BBQ and hotpot cuisine.
Kabuto Azabujuuban Branch Phone Number
Kabuto Azabujuuban Branch Business Days
Kabuto Azabujuuban Branch Address
Cynsia Azabu Juban B1F, 3-2-12 Azabujuban, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0045
Kabuto Azabujuuban Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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