Satsuma Ji

Satsuma Ji
Washoku (Traditional Japanese)
Indulge in the rich flavors of Kagoshima at Satsuma Ji, featuring our signature black pork shabu shabu and traditional tonkatsu in the heart of Tenmonkan.
Restaurant Details
Set in the bustling district of Tenmonkan, Satsuma Ji offers an authentic glimpse into the culinary wonders of Kagoshima since its inception in 1959. Earning a revered spot among locals and visitors, this esteemed restaurant invites you to indulge in a myriad of regional delights that mirror the historic and cultural tapestry of the Satsuma domain.
At the heart of Satsuma Ji's menu is the black pork shabu shabu—a communal dining experience where thinly-sliced pork is gracefully simmered in a savory broth. Complemented by a variety of fresh vegetables, each bite presents a harmonious balance of umami, savory, and subtly sweet flavors that linger delicately on the palate. Another standout dish is their tonkatsu: tender pork cutlets lightly breaded and fried to golden perfection, paired with a tangy sauce that elevates the experience.
The ambiance at Satsuma Ji effortlessly marries tradition and modernity, offering a warm, inviting space adorned with hints of local decor. Whether you're visiting for an intimate dinner or a larger gathering, the restaurant promises a memorable experience. With an attentive team of staff dedicated to offering genuine hospitality, guests feel welcomed from the moment they step through the door.
Furthermore, its strategic location in Kagoshima City ensures easy access for both tourists and locals exploring the vibrant Tenmonkan neighborhood. Should you be venturing nearby, let Satsuma Ji be your portal into the genuine tastes and flavors of Kagoshima—a culinary journey you'll cherish long after your last bite.
Satsuma Ji Phone Number
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Satsuma Ji Address
6-29 Higashisengokuchō, Kagoshima, 892-0842, Japan
Satsuma Ji Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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