Shabu Shabu Miyazaki Kirimine

Shabu Shabu Miyazaki Kirimine
Discover shabu shabu and sukiyaki at Shabu Shabu Miyazaki Kirimine in Lake Town Kaze. Enjoy individual hot pots and a self-serve sauce system.
Restaurant Details
Nestled on the third floor of Lake Town Kaze in Koshigaya, Saitama, Shabu Shabu Miyazaki Kirimine offers a delightful culinary experience for lovers of Japanese hotpot. Specializing in shabu shabu, sukiyaki, and motsu-nabe, this restaurant provides a unique dining experience with individual hot pots for each guest, allowing for a personalized cooking adventure.
The menu features an array of exquisite dishes, including Rokukoku pork, Kirimine beef, and Pork Chuck Eye Roll Shabu-Shabu. For those with a penchant for seafood, the restaurant offers a variety of options, making it a great choice for pescetarians. Complement your meal with sides like champon noodles, udon, and mozuku seaweed, and finish with a refreshing hojicha ice cream.
The ambiance at Shabu Shabu Miyazaki Kirimine is both comfortable and inviting, with spacious tables and semi-private rooms available for a more intimate dining experience. The clean environment and friendly, polite staff ensure a pleasant visit, with quick service that sees most plates arriving within minutes.
A distinctive feature of the restaurant is its self-serve sauce system, offering a variety of choices to enhance your meal. Additionally, the all-you-can-eat options make it a perfect spot for gatherings with family and friends. Whether you're a local or a visitor to Koshigaya, Shabu Shabu Miyazaki Kirimine promises a memorable dining experience in the heart of Saitama.
Shabu Shabu Miyazaki Kirimine Phone Number
Shabu Shabu Miyazaki Kirimine Business Days
Shabu Shabu Miyazaki Kirimine Address
Aeon LakeTown Kaze 3F, 4-2-2 Lake Town, Koshigaya-shi, Saitama 343-0828
Shabu Shabu Miyazaki Kirimine Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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