Kobe Meat Bank

Kobe Meat Bank
Wagyu
Immerse in traditional yakiniku excellence at Kobe Meat Bank, steps from Ikuta Shrine, where premium cuts reign supreme.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the vibrant Chuo Ward of Kobe, Kobe Meat Bank captivates diners with its authentic yakiniku experience. Renowned for its premium cuts, the restaurant’s menu is a treasure trove of lush beef slices, including the celebrated golden seared liver, a delicacy that's a magnet for enthusiasts. Just a stone's throw away from the bustling Sannomiya Station and the iconic Ikuta Shrine, this family-run establishment warmly welcomes guests with its cozy, upscale ambiance.
As you step inside, the modern yet inviting decor envelops you, complemented by an atmosphere that is both lively and relaxed. The attentive and friendly staff, known for their genuine hospitality, make every dining experience personal and memorable, ensuring that even international visitors, with access to English menus, feel right at home.
But it's not just about the grilled meats at Kobe Meat Bank. Beyond its renowned yakiniku, the restaurant also offers a delightful fusion of Korean-inspired dishes. The spicy cold noodles and the homemade kimchi are a nod to traditional Korean flavors, offering diners a diverse and satisfying culinary journey.
For those who appreciate culinary artistry and rich flavors, Kobe Meat Bank offers a dining experience that pleases both the eyes and the palate. Whether you’re here to celebrate a special occasion or simply to indulge in a sumptuous meal, the restaurant promises a taste of Kobe’s finest yakiniku right in the heart of the city. The fusion of warm service, premium ingredients, and a prime location has made it a staple in Kobe's vibrant food scene.
Kobe Meat Bank Phone Number
Kobe Meat Bank Business Days
Kobe Meat Bank Address
Japan, 〒650-0011 Hyogo, Kobe, Chuo Ward, Shimoyamatedōri, 2-chōme−16−16 Aビル 1F
Kobe Meat Bank Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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