Shin

Shin
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Experience the essence of yakiniku at Shin, where baseball legend Nakagomi Shin offers authentic BBQ near Koshien Stadium.
Restaurant Details
Located a short stroll from the Hanshin Koshien Station, Shin is a remarkable yakiniku restaurant that promises a genuinely unforgettable experience. The restaurant is managed by former Hanshin Tigers pitcher Shin Nakagomi, offering both a celebrity touch and a warm hospitality that enhances the dining experience.
The menu highlights prime cuts of beef expertly grilled over charcoal, preserving the natural flavors and offering a delightful taste sensation. Guests rave about the succulent gyutan (beef tongue) and beautifully marbled wagyu harami, which are presented alongside fresh kimchi and namul for a balanced feast.
Located near iconic landmarks such as the Koshien baseball stadium, the restaurant is an ideal spot for sports enthusiasts and families alike. Its vibrant atmosphere makes it perfect for post-game celebrations or casual dinners. Diners often leave with both their stomachs full and their heart warmed, having interacted with Nakagomi Shin himself, who frequently engages with guests for photos and friendly banter.
The interior is casual yet bustling, with a dedicated team that ensures a seamless dining experience. The efficient exhaust system promises a smoke-free environment, enhancing comfort while enjoying the charcoal BBQ. The restaurant is acclaimed for offering great quality meat at affordable prices, making it a beloved spot in Nishinomiya. Whether you're a fan of the Hanshin Tigers or simply in pursuit of great BBQ beef, Shin Koshien Ten offers an inviting and satisfying outing for all.
Shin Phone Number
Shin Business Days
Shin Address
13-7 Kōshien 7banchō, Nishinomiya, Hyogo 663-8177, Japan
Shin Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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