Shamo Maru
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Experience the exquisite flavors of Shamo Maru in Tokyo's Ebisu district, where delightful chicken hot pots and expert yakitori crafting await.
Restaurant Details
At the heart of Tokyo's bustling Ebisu district lies Shamo Maru, a culinary haven best known for its delectable chicken hot pots and premium yakitori. This restaurant showcases the artistry of traditional Japanese cuisine, skillfully crafting dishes that spotlight shamo, a prized variety of chicken revered for its robust taste and tender texture. Their signature Shamo hot pot is a culinary masterpiece, prepared with precision to deliver a rich, savory broth that delights every taste bud.
In addition to its mouth-watering dishes, Shamo Maru offers an inviting ambiance that combines the charm of a traditional izakaya with contemporary aesthetics. The warm kotatsu seating and stylish counter set the stage for a cozy dining experience that's perfect for both intimate dinners and gatherings. Just a few minutes' walk from Ebisu Station, Shamo Maru is conveniently located for both locals and visitors exploring Tokyo's vibrant culinary scene.
The restaurant's dedication to quality is evident in every aspect of its operation, from the carefully selected ingredients to the immaculate presentation of each dish. The staff, dressed in traditional attire, provide service with a personal touch, ensuring every guest feels welcomed and valued. Shamo Maru is not just a restaurant; it's a destination that promises an unforgettable journey through the rich flavors and culture of Japan. A reservation is highly recommended to secure a spot at this sought-after eatery, where every meal is a celebration of the finest Japanese cuisine. Don't miss the chance to indulge in an authentic dining experience that elevates the art of Japanese cooking.
Shamo Maru Phone Number
Shamo Maru Business Days
Shamo Maru Address
2-3-11 Ebisuminami, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0022
Shamo Maru 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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