Kamo Tokidoki Uma Hamamatsuchou Main Branch

Kamo Tokidoki Uma Hamamatsuchou Main Branch
Izakaya Bar
Experience the lively charm of Kamo Tokidoki Uma Hamamatsuchou Main Branch, where duck and horse meat dishes take center stage in Tokyo's Hamamatsucho.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the heart of Tokyo's Hamamatsucho and Daimon area, Kamo Tokidoki Uma Hamamatsuchou Main Branch offers a unique dining experience that combines the traditional charm of an izakaya with the culinary art of nabe and horse meat dishes. This restaurant is renowned for its exquisite duck and horse meat specialties, including grilled duck, horse sashimi, and duck hot pot. The duck is prepared with precision, served with gizzards and heart, and seasoned with salt, green onions, and sesame oil, offering a delightful explosion of flavors.
The restaurant's ambiance captures the lively chaos of a back-alley izakaya, providing a slightly noisy yet authentic Japanese dining experience. Despite its bustling atmosphere, the service remains attentive, with staff eager to explain the origins and details of each dish, ensuring a memorable visit.
Kamo Tokidoki Uma Hamamatsuchou Main Branch is a bit of a walk from the nearest station, but its location in a less crowded area adds to its charm as a hidden gem. The restaurant is committed to quality, as evidenced by informative papers about duck, showcasing their dedication to excellence.
Whether you're a local or a visitor, the combination of expertly prepared dishes, a vibrant atmosphere, and attentive service makes this restaurant a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the culinary delights of Tokyo.
Kamo Tokidoki Uma Hamamatsuchou Main Branch Phone Number
Kamo Tokidoki Uma Hamamatsuchou Main Branch Business Days
Kamo Tokidoki Uma Hamamatsuchou Main Branch Address
Nakajima Bldg. 1F, 2-6-8 Shibadaimon, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0012
Kamo Tokidoki Uma Hamamatsuchou 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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