Kara Yaburi Branch

Kara Yaburi Branch
Discover the unique flavors of Kara Yaburi Branch, where Izakaya-style dining meets innovative egg dishes in the heart of Kokubunji.
Restaurant Details
Kara Yaburi Branch is a delightful culinary destination located in the heart of Kokubunji, Tokyo. Just a stone's throw from the south exit of JR Kokubunji Station, this restaurant offers a unique dining experience on the second and third floors of a multi-tenant building. Known for its Izakaya-style ambiance, Kara Yaburi Branch specializes in chicken dishes and seafood, with a particular emphasis on egg-focused creations.
The menu is a testament to the restaurant's dedication to using carefully selected brand-name eggs from across Japan. Signature dishes include the Kara-Tama, a fried egg delicacy, and the Three-Color Egg TKG, a delightful tamago kake gohan. Other popular choices are the Yuzu-Tama Omurice and the Spicy Meat Miso Bakutama, which showcase the restaurant's innovative approach to traditional Japanese cuisine.
The atmosphere at Kara Yaburi Branch is calm and comfortable, making it an ideal spot for dates or a girls' night out. As the evening progresses, the lively ambiance adds to the charm, and patrons can enjoy the freedom of smoking throughout the restaurant.
Service at Kara Yaburi Branch is streamlined and efficient, with orders placed conveniently through a QR code on smartphones. While the staff's demeanor is straightforward, the quick service ensures a pleasant dining experience.
Kara Yaburi Branch has also gained recognition through its feature on the popular TV show 'Karisome Tengoku,' hosted by Matsuko and Ariyoshi, further cementing its reputation as a must-visit spot in Kokubunji.
Kara Yaburi Branch Phone Number
Kara Yaburi Branch Business Days
Kara Yaburi Branch Address
Kato Building 2-3F, 2-16-19 Minamicho, Kokubunji, Tokyo 185-0021
Kara Yaburi Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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