Momo Paradise Kabukicho
Sample Japan’s mouthwatering beef at an all-you-can-eat restaurant in Shinjuku.
Restaurant Details
Sukiyaki hotpot was a historic celebration dish in Japan for hundreds of years. Momo Paradise Kabukicho is a perfect place to rekindle that celebratory spirit, with delicious social dining and all-you-can-eat deals. They’re also found right in the heart of Shinjuku’s entertainment zone, Kabukicho, so they accommodate for pretty much any language.
The main menu items are sukiyaki and shabu shabu hotpot, but you can also try a sesame and soy milk broth, or miso and pepper! Once you've chosen your simmering soup, you’ll be served up thin strips of Japanese beef, with lovely fatty marbling, to cook inside it. The best part? Once you finish the plate, they’ll bring you another — then another — then another!
There’s also a vegetable bar packed with fresh produce which you can add to your heart’s content, and free-flow alcohol deals too. Dipping sauces such as soy and peanut sauce come as standard, with raw eggs served up as a dip for the rare-cooked sukiyaki beef.
The restaurant has been running since 1992, but was recently renovated with a fresh and bright interior. Private dining rooms for up to 60 people are available, making it a perfect place for any special occasion.
Momo Paradise Kabukicho Phone Number
Momo Paradise Kabukicho Business Days
Momo Paradise Kabukicho Address
Humax Pavilion Shinjuku 8F, 1-20-1 Kabukicho, Shinjuku City, Tokyo,160-0021, Japan
Momo Paradise Kabukicho Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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