Netsuretsu Karubi Mitsuzawa Kamichou Branch

Netsuretsu Karubi Mitsuzawa Kamichou Branch
Discover Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) at Netsuretsu Karubi Mitsuzawa Kamichou Branch, where legendary beef tongue meets family-friendly dining in Yokohama.
Restaurant Details
Netsuretsu Karubi Mitsuzawa Kamichou Branch is a delightful destination for lovers of Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) and Korean cold noodles. Located conveniently in Mitsuzawa Kamimachi, Yokohama, this restaurant is just a short walk from Mitsuzawa-Kamimachi Station, making it easily accessible for both locals and visitors.
The restaurant is renowned for its diverse menu, featuring legendary beef tongue, thick cut outside skirt, and the unique Netsuretsu style beef samgyeopsal. Diners can also enjoy an assorted horumon platter, fresh spring roll salad, and the flavorful Morioka cold noodles. For those seeking something different, the stone-grilled bibimbap and seafood chijimi (Korean savory pancakes) are must-tries.
Inside, the atmosphere is welcoming and family-friendly, with spacious seating and tatami options available. The restaurant caters to families with young children by providing changing tables. The staff is attentive and helpful, often assisting guests with grilling techniques to ensure the perfect barbecue experience. Additionally, a convenient tablet ordering system is available for drinks, enhancing the dining experience.
Part of the esteemed Senzan Group, Netsuretsu Karubi Mitsuzawa Kamichou Branch is committed to delivering quality food and exceptional service, making it a standout choice for those seeking a memorable dining experience in Yokohama.
Netsuretsu Karubi Mitsuzawa Kamichou Branch Phone Number
Netsuretsu Karubi Mitsuzawa Kamichou Branch Business Days
Netsuretsu Karubi Mitsuzawa Kamichou Branch Address
4-11 Mitsuzawa Kamimachi, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 221-0856
Netsuretsu Karubi Mitsuzawa Kamichou Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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